Wat Arun with boats on the Chao Phraya at sunset

Seattle → Bangkok

Bangkok

6 nights in Bangkok

8 days away

Bangkok layers royal landmarks, neighborhood markets, riverside life, and outstanding food into a city that changes block by block.

Flight

Korean Air · Economy Saver

Round-trip fare
$972 per traveler
Outbound
1 stop in ICN · 1h 25m layover · 19h 30m total
Return
1 stop in ICN · 4h 15m layover · 19h 20m total
Carry-on
Included
Checked bag
Included

Hotel

Tim Mansion Bangkok Hotel

Stay
6 nights
Hotel dates
February 7, 2027 – February 13, 2027
Class
3-star · Google 4.5
Hotel total
$171
Room
Standard King Room, 151 sq ft, 1 bedroom, sleeps2, 1KingBed

U.S. passport / entry

Passport valid six months beyond arrival; onward/return proof may be requested

Passport
Yes
Visa
No
Stay limit
Up to 30 days under the tourist visa-exemption scheme effective September 15, 2026; extension up to 30 additional days is discretionary.
Details

U.S. citizens qualify for Thailand's 30-day tourist visa exemption under the Thai Embassy's September 15, 2026 update. Visa-exempt travelers should have adequate funds (20,000 THB per person or 40,000 THB per family) and may be asked for onward/return travel. All non-Thai nationals entering through immigration must submit the TDAC.

Checked September 28, 2026

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Top 5 things to do

Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew in Bangkok
01

Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew

Visit the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew together for Bangkok's central royal and religious landmark complex. The architecture and temple setting make this one of the most concentrated cultural stops in the old city.

Wat Pho in Bangkok
02

Wat Pho

Walk through Wat Pho's temple courtyards and see the reclining Buddha at a slower pace. It pairs easily with other old-city sights while still offering enough detail to stand on its own.

Chao Phraya River in Bangkok
03

Chao Phraya River

Use public boats on the Chao Phraya River to connect temples, neighborhoods, and the old city. The river doubles as transportation and a sightseeing route, making the journey between stops part of the day.

Chatuchak Market in Bangkok
04

Chatuchak Market

Browse Chatuchak Market for food, design, clothing, antiques, and whatever catches your attention. The market is big enough that it works best as an open-ended wander rather than a tightly planned shopping list.

Talat Noi and Chinatown in Bangkok
05

Talat Noi and Chinatown

Explore Talat Noi and Chinatown through shrines, narrow lanes, street art, and food stops. The area is ideal for an afternoon that gradually turns into dinner instead of a single scheduled attraction.

Ready to book?

Our best-value flight and hotel picks for this trip.

Flight pick

Korean Air

$972round trip per traveler

Seattle (SEA) → Bangkok · 1 stop each way

Dates
Feb 6 – Feb 13
Fare type
Economy Saver
Outbound
1 stop in ICN · 1h 25m layover · 19h 30m total
Return
1 stop in ICN · 4h 15m layover · 19h 20m total
Carry-on
Included
Checked bag
Included

Hotel pick

Tim Mansion Bangkok Hotel

$171total · 6 nights
Stay
6 nights
Hotel dates
February 7, 2027 – February 13, 2027
Class
3-star · Google 4.5
Room
Standard King Room, 151 sq ft, 1 bedroom, sleeps2, 1KingBed

Expedia 7.8/10 · 101 reviews

337MahaChaiRoad,PhraNakhon,Bangkok. GoogleGreatforvisitors,4.5location;ExpediaCityHall3minwalk,GiantSwing5minwalk.

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Wat Arun with boats on the Chao Phraya at sunset
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