How to Spend 3 Days Bangkok Itinerary with TAGTHAi’s City Pass

“One Night in Bangkok,” as Murray Head’s chorus goes, would be a rushed adventure. Yet, even a month wouldn’t be long enough to see everything. Floating markets where time stands still, golden temples sparkling in the sunlight, and birds-eye-views from rooftop bars have you fretting over the perfect Bangkok itinerary. Relax. With TAGTHAi’s City Pass, you’ll make the most of your time in the capital. Whether you like glittering temples, thrilling VR worlds, or hair-raising skywalks – here’s how to spend three days in Bangkok.

Day 1

Experience Wat Suthat – Perhaps a Future World Heritage Site (value: $2.68)

Lap up the morning sun as you walk to the Old Town’s Wat Suthat. Wat Suthat Thepwararam, one of Bangkok’s oldest Buddhist temples, is known as the Temple of the Giant Swing because of the 21-meter-tall teak swing in front.

It’s on 10 gorgeous acres surrounded by Chinese stone carvings and eight-tiered hexagonal pagodas. The chapel is guarded by a long row of golden Buddha statues, and the temple reflects on the marble floor of the courtyard. In short: it’s a sight to behold.

To access the temple complex, produce your unique QR code and proof of your reservation that you’ve made in the TAGTHAi app. 



Feel Like Walking in the Air at King Power Mahanakhon SkyWalk (value: $12.08 - $23.61)

Looking up at King Power Mahanakhon 314 meters above the city, you can’t help noticing the resemblance to Tetris, Nintendo’s tile-matching video game. Thailand’s tallest tower waves at you from all sides, ensuring you remember to stop by while in Bangkok.

Getting off the elevator on the 78th floor, you’re steps away from the 360° observation terrace. Line up once you’re prepared for the thrill that comes next. Three hundred and 10 meters above the ground, the only barrier between you and the void below is a shiver-inducing glass deck. 

Don’t like queuing up for your ticket? With your TAGTHAi QR Code, you can skip the rows and enjoy Bangkok adventures immediately.

Day 2

Book a Sightseeing Tour on a Tuk-Tuk (value: $10.73)

Aside from market merchants transporting bulky goods, Thai nationals rarely use tuk-tuks. This is probably because the motorized three-wheel taxis aren’t metered. Yet, they’re loud and exciting! Imagine fragrant jasmine and tangy smells from street kitchens while a warm wind tousles your hair.

Not among the best things to do Bangkok Itinerary for the faint of heart, tuk-tuk rides are part of the Bangkok experience.

Riding around Rattanakosin Island will give you a flavor of Thai history. It’s near the Chao Phraya River and religious monuments like the expansive Wat Pho temple complex, famous for its golden, 46-meter-long, and 15-meter-tall Reclining Buddha.

In the same area, you’ll find the Yodpiman Flower Market. It’s open around the clock. Wat Benchamabophit Dusitvanaram, commonly known as the marble temple, is nearby.

Play Thrilling Games at Bangkok’s VR Arcade 

Dive into a different world after lunch at one of the many establishments you can visit with the TAGTHAi City Pass. Total VR, Bangkok’s first VR arcade, sits in the Japanese-themed community mall, Gateway Ekkamai.

Be warned your kids will not want to leave after a Fruit Ninja game. Adults get their money’s worth on Google Earth’s virtual streets of Tokyo. Picture yourself soaring above the Amazon or strolling around the Eiffel Tower. Three days in Bangkok have to include a visit to the VR Arcade.

Day 3

Hop on a Chao Phraya River Tourist Boat (value: $4.03)

Getting on and off the Chao Phraya Tourist Boat is a practical way to tour the riverbank. Escaping busy streets, you’ll feel the wind in your hair as you pass memorable landmarks. An English-speaking guide will show you sights like the pyramid-shaped Wat Arun. The 70-meter-high Temple of Dawn is coated in glass and Chinese porcelain.

Unlike other boats, the blue-flag tourist boat isn’t crowded, making it ideal for solo travelers and families alike. Wondering where to get off? The tourist boat stops at Oriental Pier at ICONSIAM, an eleven-story shopping complex. If you visit ICONSIAM, be sure to stop by Baan Khanitha The Heritage for organic mango and spicy shrimp dip with crispy catfish. 

Baan Khanitha, You’ll find the restaurant on the fourth floor of ICONSIAM, Bangkok’s largest riverside mall that offers fantastic views of the Chao Phraya River.

Enjoy Relaxing Massage at Kolok Spa ($27)

Experience the authentic Thai massage and spa, where you will surely relax your muscle by experienced massage therapist. Providing private atmosphere where you will relax yourself to the fullest!



Experience three days in Bangkok with TAGTHAi, and you can forget about multiple entry fees and tickets.