8 Days Trip to Thailand - Perfect Itinerary for Bangkok and Surrounding

Deciding on an itinerary is a good thing. But I personally feel sticking too much to it is wrong. Go with the flow and enjoy your week in Thailand. As far as a perfect itinerary is concerned, here is a perfect 8 days plan

Day 1 & Day 2: Bangkok

Begin your journey in the capital city of Bangkok.

Pick your accommodation in the vibrant backpackers’ district Khao San Road

Spend the first two days exploring the Grand Palace and ornate temples that Bangkok is famous for.

You can also take a cruise along the Chao Phraya River or take a Thai cooking class if you want a more relaxing day.

By Evening get ready for the wild Parties and Go-Go clubs at several Sois

Day 3 & Day 4: Kanchanaburi

On day 3, travel westward to Kanchanaburi.

You can experience both the breathtaking nature and the heartbreaking history of this large province.

Spend the first day learning about the history of World War II in Thailand by visiting the infamous Bridge on the River Kwai, the War Cemetery, and the Jeath War Museum.

You can also take a ride on the “Death Railway,” the railroad commissioned by the Japanese imperial army and built almost entirely by forced labour.

On the second day, visit Erawan National Park to see the waterfalls. You can also visit the Erawan Museum and its stunning gardens, or visit the local elephant camp.

At the end of the day, travel eastward to Ayutthaya.

Day 5: Ayutthaya

Ayutthaya is known for its ancient Buddhist temples. The most famous sites in Ayutthaya include a Buddha’s head entwined in tree roots and a large reclining Buddha.

You can also visit the nearby Summer Palace, Bang Pa-In, and admire the amalgamation of Thai, European, and Chinese architecture.

In the evening, return to Bangkok for the night.

Day 6 -7: Pattaya

Early the next morning, take a Taxi or Bus from Bangkok to Pattaya.

Over the next two days, check out the Big Buddha of Wat Phra Yai

Admire the Sanctuary of Truth, a wooden monument dedicated to philosophy and art rather than materialism.

You can also venture outside of the city to visit the Nong Nooch Tropical Botanical Gardens, Buddha Mountain, and Pattaya Floating Market.

At night, enjoy a cabaret show or go to the clubs. Get Naughty and enjoy.In these 2 days do not forget to take some good round of massages.

Day 8: Pattaya

Get up really late after enjoying the wild parties and Bar Hopping

Take a flight back home in the afternoon.

Thailand is indeed a land of smiles. It will not let you go back unhappy. Plan a tip soon and explore the real beauty of nature to this amazing land –Thailand!