16 places curated from 10 travel vlogs — the more a spot gets mentioned, the higher it ranks
A riverside temple; the hosts recommend watching the sunset over it from a rooftop bar across the Chao Phraya.
One of Bangkok's oldest temples, a few blocks from the Grand Palace, home to a 46-meter reclining Buddha. It is easy to combine with a palace visit.
A colorful temple inside the Grand Palace compound, described as the undoubted highlight of a visit.
A temple perched on top of the only hill in Bangkok.
Houses a five-and-a-half-tonne solid gold Buddha statue, reportedly the largest solid gold Buddha in the world.
A castle-like temple in the old town, suggested as a sunset spot in the itinerary.
A temple in the royal district of Dusit that the video calls a must-see.
The Dragon Temple, listed among Chinatown's sights worth seeing.
A temple built in the shape of a ship, reachable near Saphan Taksin on the day-three itinerary.
A colourful Hindu temple in the Silom area.
A temple listed among the sights of the Bang Rak and Sathorn districts.
A well-known Hindu shrine listed among the sights of Pathum Wan.
An Ayutthaya temple that looks like a mini Angkor Wat.
An Ayutthaya temple famous for an old Buddha head intertwined in the roots of a banyan tree.
The 'Dragon Temple' is a 17-storey pink cylindrical tower with a giant dragon spiralling around it, popular with drone flyers. Inside the dragon's hollow body, a spiral stairway leads visitors toward the top.
Home of a 69 m tall golden Buddha statue completed in 2021. It offers great photos from the canal-side waterfront.