Day 101: Bangkok — Tuk-Tuks, Temples & Mango Sticky Rice
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Tuk-Tuks, Temples & Mango Sticky Rice
Bangkok’s guide is built around temple architecture, river transport, neon tuk-tuks and Coco’s food obsession: mango sticky rice.
Quick facts
- Port: Laem Chabang for ocean cruises, with Bangkok reached overland; river access via Klong Toey.
- Currency: Thai baht.
- Best season: November–February.
- DI4Z tip: Dress appropriately for Grand Palace, negotiate tuk-tuk fares before riding, and use river boats to move efficiently.
- Cruise lines: Celebrity, Royal Caribbean, Holland America, Princess and Viking.
Coco’s Bangkok day
Start at Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew, continue to Wat Pho and a tuk-tuk ride, then break for mango sticky rice, pad Thai and Thai iced tea. In the afternoon, choose Jim Thompson House, Chatuchak or a market experience, followed by Wat Arun at sunset and a rooftop dinner.
DI4Z booking angle
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