- Is 4 days in Bangkok enough?
- Yes. Four days covers the royal temples, Chinatown, the markets, the canals and a night market at a comfortable pace, with room for either a rooftop evening or a day trip to Ayutthaya.
- What is the best month to visit Bangkok?
- December and January are the coolest and driest, around 22–32°C. November and February are nearly as good with slightly fewer crowds. Avoid April if you dislike heat, unless you want Songkran.
- How much does 4 days in Bangkok cost?
- Budget roughly ฿2,500–฿5,500 per person per day for mid-range travel, so about ฿10,000–฿22,000 (US$280–$620) for four days excluding flights. Backpacker travel runs closer to ฿1,200 a day.
- How do I get from Suvarnabhumi or Don Mueang airport into the city?
- From Suvarnabhumi, the Airport Rail Link reaches Phaya Thai in 26 minutes for ฿45, or a metered taxi costs about ฿400 including the airport surcharge and tolls. From Don Mueang, the SRT Red Line or the A1 bus is cheapest; a Grab is around ฿300–฿450.
- Is Ayutthaya worth a day trip from Bangkok?
- Yes, if you like ruins and can handle another early start. The train takes about 80 minutes each way and the temple park is best covered by bicycle before noon.
- Where should I stay for 4 days in Bangkok?
- Riverside and Old Town put you next to the temples and the boats. Sukhumvit and Silom are on the BTS with the widest food and nightlife choice. Khao San is cheap and lively but noisy and far from the trains.