Every Saturday and Sunday in downtown Bangkok, you have the opportunity to visit a floating market. These markets are only held on Saturdays and Sundays so you better hurry or else your chance will be missed.

One of the best ways to end your day in Bangkok is to relax at a rooftop bar with the most incredible view. Whether it's time for cocktails, dinner, or both, experience one of Thailand's most iconic views--watching Wat Arun set under the evening sky.

The Eagles Nest bar offers the perfect sunset dining experience with a view of historic Wat Arun. You can plan your adventure around being up high, watching as Phra Buddha Yodfachara emerges from the calm waters at dusk.

Visiting the Grand Palace and Temple isn't like sightseeing--it's like an escape. It takes you back to a time when kings ruled over peoples' lives with mercy and the scents of burning incense filled your nose as you gazed up at those towering golden spires. Your eyes will search in vain for what they've seen so many times on film: ancient temples, pale stucco walls, spilling masses of tourists. But there is beauty here amidst chaos: Thailand's most famous temple crowning 300 years of history, its domed rooftops glimmering gold in the sun or covered by sheets of rain that slide off its surface into waiting pools below. Tourists from around the world walk out onto that balcony hanging high above. Bring your camera for this one. You’ll get lots of likes for your instagram post, guaranteed!

A bustling maze of street-life! Get ready to make a stop in Bangkok and get your feet on the legendary Khao San Road. Housed with restaurants, bars and markets you can find a wide variety of Thai cuisine for breakfast from each vendor from curries to green curry noodles. The street is filled with vendors ranging from makeup experts or phone repair experts that offer care not found anywhere else.

The Thai massage is hands down the most intense massage. The slightest pressure will feel like an electric current. You're gonna love it, don't worry!