Spending 48 Hours In Bangkok – How To Make The Most Of Two Days In This Glorious City

48 hours is not a lot of time to experience the majestic metropolis of Bangkok, but you can still make the best of it by sticking to four hallmarks of the city.

Visit the Temples

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This is one of the best experiences if you’re short on time since many of Bangkok’s most famous temples are situated very close to each other. The Temple of the Reclining Buddha, The Temple of Dawn, and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha are all situated along Chao Phraya River.

Explore the Canals

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The Chao Phraya River is one of the most iconic hallmarks of Bangkok, and this is one place where you will find a host of unforgettable experiences. There are four tributaries that can be explored by boat. If you’re staying in a hotel such as AVANI Riverside Bangkok Hotel, this is an essential experience.

Feast on the Glorious Street Food along Yaowarat Road

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Some of the most eyebrow-raising yet indulgent snacks and dishes that Malaysia has to offer can be found along this iconic stretch of road. This is a foodie haven!

Head to a Market

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There’s no better way to conclude a visit to Bangkok than by visiting one of her iconic markets and indulging in some retail therapy. There are many markets to choose from as well, with honourable mentions including Chatuchak Market, JJ Green Night Market, and Rod Fai Train Market.