Itinerary in Bangkok: 10 Must-Dos for a Fraction of the Cost
Make the most of your time in Bangkok. TAGTHAi’s new Bangkok Premium Pass gives you access to countless attractions. Here’s an example itinerary in Bangkok.
An itinerary in Bangkok doesn’t have to revolve around “One Night in Bangkok,” as Murray Head’s chorus goes. There’s plenty of exciting things to do in Bangkok during the day too—think tuk-tuk rides through the Old City, glittering temples under the sun, and stunning skyline views from rooftop bars.
To help you explore Bangkok without hassle, this guide highlights 10 unique experiences you can enjoy with the TAGTHAi Bangkok Premium Pass. All included under one flat fee, this pass is your all-access ticket to the city's best daytime adventures.
1. Ride in Comfort with a CABB VIP Taxi
Start your day with a smooth airport transfer or hotel pickup in a luxurious CABB VIP taxi. Designed for maximum comfort and privacy, this Bangkok taxi features leather seats, air-conditioning, and a Perspex partition between you and the driver. It’s a far better way to explore the city than haggling for a meter taxi.
If you're listing out the best things to do in Bangkok after a long flight, this ride should be your first stop.
2. Grab a Specialty Coffee at Riri Cafe.BKK
Bangkok’s café culture is booming, and Riri Cafe.BKK is a cozy gem. Try their iced lattes, floral sodas, or chocolate ganache cake. Whether you’re a drip coffee enthusiast or just in need of a break, Riri offers a delicious and refreshing stop on your itinerary.
Pro tip: The Bangkok Premium Pass includes a drink and snack set of your choice!
3. Hop on a Tuk-Tuk Ride Around the Old City
One of the most iconic things to do in Bangkok is to hop on a tuk-tuk. With the Tuk-Tuk Hop service included in the pass, you can ride around Rattanakosin Island, taking in sights like Wat Pho and vibrant local street scenes. It’s fun, breezy, and full of photo ops.
4. Immerse Yourself in Art at Monet & Friends Alive
Until 14 February, Bangkok is home to Monet & Friends Alive, a 360° digital art exhibition at ICONSIAM. Step into the dreamy world of impressionist masterpieces brought to life through surround sound and giant projections. For art lovers, this is one of the more surprising things to do in Bangkok—and it’s not just for rainy days!
5. Feast on Thai-Isaan Cuisine at Somtamnua (CentralWorld)
A trip to Bangkok isn’t complete without indulging in Som Tam (papaya salad). Head to Somtamnua for a flavorful explosion of sweet, sour, salty, and spicy dishes. Their Isaan-style menu includes grilled meats, sticky rice, and of course, plenty of variations of Som Tam.
6. Soak and Unwind at PANPURI WELLNESS Onsen
One of the most relaxing things to do in Bangkok is to treat yourself at PANPURI WELLNESS, located in Gaysorn Village. With Himalayan salt saunas, vitality pools, seasonal baths, and steam rooms, this onsen experience is a rejuvenating break in the heart of the city.
Included in the Bangkok Premium Pass, this luxurious wellness retreat is a favorite among both locals and travelers.
7. Visit the Erawan Shrine with Free Flower Set
Bangkok’s spiritual side shines at the Erawan Shrine, famous for its divine blessings. Locals believe it brings good fortune and success. With your TAGTHAi pass, you’ll receive a free marigold flower offering at the Flower Worship Redemption Center—a unique local tradition to try while sightseeing.
8. Sip Thai Tea at the Elegant Erawan Tea Room
Need a stylish tea break? The Erawan Tea Room serves butterfly-pea flower tea, Thai iced tea, and rice crackers with coconut dip in a beautiful heritage-style space. It’s a refined pause during your adventure and easily one of the more relaxing things to do in Bangkok.
9. Walk in the Sky at King Power Mahanakhon SkyWalk
For unforgettable views, take the high-speed glass elevator to the King Power Mahanakhon SkyWalk, 314 meters above ground. Stand (if you dare!) on a glass floor with a bird’s eye view of Bangkok’s skyline. Whether you go during the day or at night, it’s a top-tier experience.
Access is included with the Bangkok Premium Pass—no need to queue or pay extra.
10. Catch a Muay Thai Fight at Rajadamnern Boxing Stadium
Wrap up your day with a dose of adrenaline at Rajadamnern Stadium, the oldest Muay Thai arena in the world. Witness the power, tradition, and raw emotion of Thailand’s national sport in an authentic setting. Seats can be pricey, but it’s included with your TAGTHAi pass!
Why the TAGTHAi Bangkok Premium Pass Is Worth It
If you were to book all 10 of these activities individually, you’d spend around $232.61. But the Bangkok Premium Pass costs just $99 and includes over 25 attractions. Whether you’re planning a full Bangkok itinerary or just want maximum flexibility, this pass delivers unbeatable value.
It’s ideal for travelers looking for fun, convenience, and authentic experiences—all bundled under one app.
More Things to Do in Bangkok?
Explore our Bangkok blog for more travel guides, hidden gems, and itinerary ideas. From rooftop bars to weekend markets, there’s always something new waiting in Thailand’s vibrant capital.
Whether it’s your first visit or your fifth, there are always more things to do in Bangkok—and the TAGTHAi Pass makes it easier than ever.