The Short Guide: 48 Hours in Bangkok 🌆🍜
Khem’s Vibe Check: Hot, loud, and absolutely electric. Bangkok is a sensory overload in the best way possible. It’s where ancient shrines meet cyberpunk skyscrapers.
📍 Quick Logistics
| 💰 Currency | 🏦 ATM Tip | 🚗 Transport App |
| Thai Baht (THB) | SCB (Purple) or Kasikorn (Green) | Grab / Bolt / MuvMi (Tuk-tuk) |
Day 1: Modern Hubs & Riverside Secrets
- Morning Fuel: Factory Coffee. Near Phaya Thai. They are world champions in espresso. Try the “Mrs. Cold”.
- The Afternoon Walk: Talat Noi. One of the oldest neighborhoods. A maze of narrow alleys, street art, and second-hand car parts.
- The Evening Chill: Baan Rim Naam. A hidden warehouse bar right on the Chao Phraya river. Rustic and perfect for a sunset beer.
Day 2: Creative Districts & Sky Views
- Morning Exploration: Warehouse 30. A creative complex in an old industrial space for local designers and galleries.
- The Coffee Pilgrimage: Mother Roaster. Hidden behind engine parts in Talat Noi. An elderly lady roasts and brews every cup.
- Sunset Spot: Benchakitti Forest Park. An elevated walkway with incredible city skyline views through the trees.
Khem’s Pro-Tip:
Use the BTS (Skytrain) and MRT (Subway) to avoid the legendary Bangkok traffic. If you want a fun, eco-friendly way to move in neighborhoods like Ari or Sukhumvit, download MuvMi—it’s an app for electric, shared Tuk-tuks.