Thonburi

Temple · Walk

Stop at Wat Arun for the Khmer prang and the river, and the climb only reaches one terrace. It is not a third court inside the palace walls. Half a day: the short ferry from Tha Tien (not the orange line's flat fare), walk the prang and the galleries, climb one level and come down. If dusk is already the Golden Mount or Mahanakhon, come here by day. On the same bank you can still walk to Wat Kalayanamit or Santa Cruz — pick one, then stop. Do not continue into ICON.

Mall · Walk

ICON is the large west-bank mall. You stop for the river and the indoors, not to repeat Siam Paragon. Half a day: Lhong's courtyard in the afternoon, then one ICON floor in the evening; only pass through the next. Gold Line or boat. Eat on the west bank. The Grand Palace and Chatuchak are not the same day.

Night · Lane

Asiatique is the warehouse-pier night browse, not a daytime monument. Half a day: a west-bank afternoon at Lhong's courtyard or one ICON floor, then one round and one stall at the night market, and leave by boat. Yaowarat's main street, Ratchada and Khaosan are other nights — do not string them into one list. Boats and stalls follow the pier that day; this station does not freeze an unchecked gate fare or a clock time.

Temple · Walk

Santa Cruz is the Portuguese-Thai church on Wat Arun's bank — ten quiet indoor minutes. After the Tha Tien ferry, add this or Wat Kalayanamit / Wat Prayoon, then return to Tha Tien. Do not schedule ICON, Bang Krachao or bounce to the palace. Opening follows the site; unchecked tickets are not written here.

Temple · Walk

Wat Kalayanamit is the large Buddha in a low gallery — quieter than another climb. Same bank as Wat Arun, a walk after the Tha Tien ferry. If you already climbed Wat Arun, this is the next walk, then stop; Santa Cruz is one optional stop. Do not continue into ICON. Opening and any charge follow the temple that day.

Landmark · Walk

Lhong 1919 is the old west-bank pier courtyard that pulls an ICON day out of pure mall time. Half a day: the courtyard in the afternoon, then one ICON floor or Asiatique toward evening — one close. Gold Line or boat. Not the same day as Paragon, and do not climb Wat Arun and also finish the mall. Courtyard hours follow the site.

Temple · Walk

Wat Prayoon is the hill and turtle pond at the west end of Memorial Bridge — an add-on on Wat Arun's bank. How to close: after the Tha Tien ferry, add this or Wat Kalayanamit / Santa Cruz, then return to the pier; do not continue into ICON, and do not bounce to the palace or Bang Krachao. Opening and any charge follow the temple that day.

Landmark · Walk

Memorial Bridge is the walk between the flower market and the west bank, not a viewpoint main stage. How to use it: from Pak Khlong to Wat Prayoon on the west, or back toward Tha Tien; Wat Arun still prefers the short ferry — do not treat the bridge as a climb substitute. Stay on the pedestrian path; watch traffic; do not continue into ICON. No known crossing ticket is written here.

Landmark · Walk

The Artist's House is the stop for an inner-khlong half-day, not a palace add-on and not a two-minute walk from Wat Arun. Half a day: confirm the khlong boat is running, visit, and close on the canal; if you pick this, do not also schedule Bang Krachao, return to the walls or add Chatuchak. Opening and boat fare follow the site that day; figures are not frozen here.

Landmark · Walk

Wongwian Yai is the west-bank circle for transferring toward Bang Krachao or back to the river — not a half-day main stop. How to use it: BTS Wongwian Yai, a bicycle half-day on the island, then return; Wat Prayoon and Memorial Bridge are another west-bank walk — do not stack them onto the bike day. Gold Line and Chao Phraya boats are closer to the river; do not assume the circle itself has a pier.

Green · Walk

Bang Krachao is the bicycle green lung across the river, not an add-on city park. Half a day: leave from Khlong Toei or Wongwian Yai, confirm the return boat and last departure, hire a bike for one stretch and one shade stop, boat back; Benjakitti's lake can close it. Boat and hire follow the pier that day; this station does not freeze figures. Not the same day as Chatuchak or the palace, and do not add Ancient City.

Indoor · Museum

Siriraj Bimuksthan is the old station rebuilt as a culture hall — not the forensic museum. How to close: cross from Tha Chang, same west-bank morning as Wang Lang, Wat Rakhang or the barges; Wat Arun is the other crossing from Tha Tien — do not join both into one day, and do not add ICON. Opening and tickets follow the museum that day.

Indoor · Museum

The barges are under a roof. You stop to see the hulls, not to finish every west-bank museum. This, Wang Lang and Wat Rakhang are the half-day you cross from Tha Chang. Wat Arun is the other crossing, from Tha Tien — do not join the two into one day. Ask at the door which day it is open. The Fine Arts service page places this museum inside the National Museum's foreign ticket, but the open day is still whatever the door says.

Market · Walk

Wang Lang is the stop for the medical students' market — food and daily goods, not a night bazaar. Half a day: cross from Tha Chang, optionally the barges or Wat Rakhang, one eating round, then stop; do not continue to Wat Arun and ICON, and do not treat Yaowarat or Asiatique as a substitute night market. Daytime market; opening follows the stalls; no gate ticket is frozen here.

Temple · Walk

Wat Rakhang is the bell temple — one morning stop near the barges on the west bank. How to close: cross from Tha Chang, pick Wang Lang or the barges as the main stop, short stop here, then return; do not bounce to Tha Tien for Wat Arun, and do not add ICON or a Siam mall. Opening and any charge follow the temple that day. Cover shoulders and knees.