5D4N Bangkok itinerary 🇹🇭💙 | girls trip

I have planned each day's itinerary so that it flows smoothly. Please praise me☺️😂

Day 1: After landing, we checked in at Ambassador Hotel Bangkok and headed to CentralWorld Mall. It felt like being in Orchard Road with familiar brands available. Didn't shop for clothes, but found great deals on makeup and skincare. Ps: loreal is 50% cheaper than in sinagaore. For dinner, we eat burgers at Fats and Angry Ari, which locate in GUMP's Ari Community Space. This area has many cute cafe. Also visited Dog In Town Ari, a must-visit dog cafe. Union Mall had the famous Cup Noodle Museum store with various instant noodle flavors. We ended the day at Jodd Fairs, a lively night market where we bought many street food and cheap alcohol. Soju bottles were only $5!

Day 2: We had breakfast at B-story cafe, a fusion cafe blending Western and Thai cuisine. The cafe was Instagram worthy! On the way to Siam Square One, we happen to find a studio and decided to take some cute photos. It was very affordable! Unfortunately I couldn’t buy any Gentlewoman bag because everything was sold out. For dinner, we went to Asiatique, a highly recommended place with a great atmosphere by the river. The fresh air and amazing seafood made it a fantastic dining experience. There are plenty of restaurants to choose from, and the area is also filled with clothing boutiques offering cute clothes at affordable prices.

Day 3: Booked a Klook tour to visit one of Bangkok's iconic floating markets, which included round-trip transportation via a 1-2 hour bus ride from the city. It's advisable to go with an agent to avoid boat business scams, as there have been numerous stories about them. Surprisingly, I enjoyed the best Pad Thai ever at the market. For dinner, we dined at Chocolate Ville, a stunning and vast location perfect for photography enthusiasts, so allocate a few hours for snapping pictures. I took over 300 photos – oops!

Day 4: Grabbed a quick 7-11 breakfast before hitting up Dreamworld amusement park. The ticket (around 36 SGD) included access to the amusement park, mini zoo, go-karting, and even a snow city – a fantastic value! Had a blast and can't wait to return! PS: All the rides were incredible, but the Viking ride felt like a near-death experience with its questionable safety bar. I clung to the pole for dear life, and my friend nearly flew out of the oversized exit hole in the back row. In the evening, we had a unique dining experience in an abandoned plane turned exclusive restaurant. The interior was mind-blowing, and the best part? It was surprisingly affordable at around 100 SGD per person for a 6-course meal and a cocktail. Definitely planning a return visit!

Day 5: Once again, we had 7-11 for breakfast. Convenience store here is next level, they not only heat up the food but also have a mini cafe offering a wide variety of street food. I wish I could take the entire store home with me. Afterward, we visited Platinum Mall, a shopper's paradise known for affordable clothes (sometimes requiring a bit of bargaining). We made a quick stop at Big C Supermarket to grab some souvenir snacks. By the way, if you're in Bangkok, don't forget to try Taco Bell and indulge in the American dream. At the airport, I tried Dairy Queen, known for its spill-proof ice cream. P.S. We almost missed our flight because we got carried away with our eating... The gate was calling us, and we had to sprint for our lives.

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