A curated collection of my favorite places in Thailand, from iconic temples and historic landmarks to lively markets, shopping spots, and hidden gems. Whether you're planning a trip or looking for inspiration, these are places I'd recommend adding to...
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🐘Thailand Highlights
👚Shopping
🧋Food Markets & Night Streets
⭐Worth the Detour
🐘Thailand Highlights
Some of Thailand's most iconic landmarks and cultural sites that are worth adding to your itinerary.
A big green escape in the middle of Bangkok. Keep an eye out for the giant monitor lizards!
Lumphini Park Bangkok
One of Bangkok's most iconic temples, especially beautiful around sunset. Great to combine with a river ride.
Wat Arun Temple Bangkok
One of Bangkok's most impressive temples. A must-see if you're exploring the Grand Palace area.
Wat Phra (Temple of the Emerald Buddha) Bangkok
A traditional floating market where you can browse local food, small shops and boats along the canal.
Amphawa Floating Market Bangkok
One of my favorite island trips in Thailand! I recommend booking a full-day boat tour to make the most of the different stops and beaches.
Phi Phi Islands + Boat Tour
Such a unique place and one of my favorite day trips in Thailand. I'd recommend booking a boat tour that also explores Phang Nga Bay.
James Bond Island + Boat Tour
One of Ayutthaya's most iconic ruins, famous for the Buddha head surrounded by tree roots.
Wat Mahathat Ayutthaya
One of Ayutthaya's most impressive temple ruins, with plenty of history to explore.
Wat Ratchaburana Ayutthaya
A huge historical area filled with ancient temples and ruins. Give yourself a few hours to explore it properly.
Ayutthaya Historical Park
One of the most photogenic ruins in Ayutthaya.
Wat Chaiwatthanaram Ayutthaya
A beautiful historic temple famous for its enormous Buddha hidden inside.
Wat Si Chum Sukhothai
A huge historical park surrounded by greenery, ancient ruins and lotus ponds, perfect for a peaceful morning walk.
Sukhothai Historical Park
Walk around Chiang Mai's Old City, where local shops, busy streets and beautiful temples are around almost every corner. Don't rush it - just wander.
Si Phum & Tha Phae Gate, Chiang Mai
One of Chiang Mai's most iconic temples, high in the mountains with beautiful views over the city.
Wat Phra That Doi Suthep Chiang Mai
A peaceful mountain temple with a giant Buddha and beautiful views over Chiang Mai. A quieter alternative to Doi Suthep.
Wat Phra That Doi Kham Chiang Mai
A beautiful temple in the heart of Chiang Mai's Old City. Don't forget to explore the surrounding streets.
Wat Phra Singh Chiang Mai
One of the most impressive temples in Chiang Mai's Old City, with a huge historic chedi at its center.
Wat Chedi Luang Chiang Mai
One of Chiang Mai's oldest temples, tucked away in the Old City. A quieter stop to add while exploring the area.
Wat Chiang Man Chiang Mai
👚Shopping
From department stores to souvenir streets, these are some of my favorite places to shop.
A great place to escape the heat, shop, eat, and take a break from sightseeing.
Siam Paragon Bangkok
A more creative and fashion-focused mall, perfect for browsing local and international brands.
Siam Center Bangkok
One of Bangkok's biggest malls, with plenty of shops, restaurants, and cafés all under one roof.
centralwOrld Bangkok
A huge weekend market packed with clothes, souvenirs, homeware, food and plenty of things you probably didn't know you needed.
Chatuchak Weekend Market Bangkok
One of the coolest themed malls I've seen! Each floor is inspired by a different city, so it's worth exploring even if you're not shopping.
Terminal 21 Asok Bangkok
More than just shopping - don't miss the lower floor with its beautiful indoor floating-market-style area.
Icon Siam Bangkok
🧋Food Markets & Night Streets
Great places to try local food and browse lively market stalls. Don't miss Thai tea and green curry - both delicious, but the curry can be very spicy! 🌶️
A nice place for dinner by the river, with shops, restaurants and fun attractions.
Asiatique The Riverfront Bangkok
A lively road full of street food, local shops and bars. Definetly worth seeing at least once.
Thanon Khao San
A lively night market with local food, small shops, and a relaxed evening atmosphere.
Kalare Night Bazaar
A great evening stop for local food, souvenirs, and browsing the market stalls after exploring the Old City.
Chiang Mai Night Market
A lively beach district with plenty of restaurants, shops, and nightlife. Best for travelers who enjoy a busier atmosphere.
Pa Tong Phuket
Best explored at night, when the streets come alive with neon signs, street food and busy market stalls.
Chinatown Bangkok (Yaowarat)
⭐Worth the Detour
Places that may not be on every itinerary but are definitely worth visiting if you have extra time.
Make sure to be there when the train passes and watch the market literally make room for it. Such a unique experience!
Mae Klong Railway Market Bangkok
Another floating market, but a fun option if you want to see the canals and boats up close.
Damnoen Saduak Floating Market Bangkok
A quirky stop for adventurous travelers who want to see Lopburi's famous monkey population.
Tha Hin LopBuri
A lovely historic area to explore on foot or by bike, surrounded by old temples, greenery and local life.
Mueang Kao Sukhothai
A peaceful waterfall near Doi Suthep, perfect if you want to add some nature to your Chiang Mai itinerary.
Montha Tan Waterfall Chiang Mai
A peaceful green space surrounded by Ayutthaya's historic ruins.
Bueng Phra Ram Park Ayutthaya
A unique temple covered in intricate silver details. It looks especially beautiful when the lights come on at night.
