3 days in Bangkok is the sweet spot. Enough to hit the temples without rushing, do two full day trips outside the city, eat something Michelin-recognized for $2 CAD (~$1.45 USD), and still have time to sit on a rooftop watching Wat Arun glow at sunset. Most travellers who spend 3 days in Bangkok leave…
We’ve spent 3+ months in both Bangkok and KL as remote workers in our late 30s and 40s. Here’s our honest comparison on visa, accommodation, food, transport, and which city actually wins for digital nomads.
Is the Maeklong Train Market worth the hype? Known as the ‘Market on the Train Tracks,’ this Bangkok day trip promises a unique experience as a train passes right through bustling market stalls. In this guide, we’ll share how to get there, what to expect, and my honest thoughts on whether this market deserves a spot on your Thailand itinerary!
Is Damnoen Saduak Floating Market worth the hype or just another tourist trap? We share our firsthand experience, travel tips, and whether we’d recommend this Bangkok day trip.
One day in Bangkok done right: Wat Arun, Wat Pho, a rooftop bar on the Chao Phraya, a Michelin fishball noodle bowl for $2 CAD, and a 4-hand Thai massage to finish. Exact costs, addresses and tips.
Experience Bangkok in style with a luxury haircut, incredible eats at Central Embassy, and breathtaking rooftop views. Join us as we explore the city’s best spots for food and luxury!
