14-Day Thailand Itinerary — Where We Went and What We'd Change

We're not going to pretend we planned this trip perfectly from day one — we adjusted things as we went, and there are a couple of things we'd genuinely do differently if we went again. Here's the honest version, not the polished highlight-reel version.

The overall shape of the trip

14 days gave us enough time to not feel rushed — we weren't sprinting from city to city trying to see everything. We spent real time in each place instead of just checking boxes. That's honestly the biggest thing we'd tell anyone planning a similar trip: don't overpack your itinerary just because you're already there.

The one day that cost more than the rest

Our day trip to Ayutthaya (the ancient city) was the one day our local transport cost jumped — around ₹1,000 (~$12 / ฿415) instead of our usual ₹500-600, just because of the distance involved. Worth it, but good to budget for separately if you're planning a similar day trip.

The Grand Palace day

This was the one stop where we spent more than expected — ฿500 per person (~₹1,030 / $14.50) just for entry. Still worth doing once, but don't expect it to be a "cheap culture stop" the way some other temples are.

What we'd change

Bcoz if we went again, we'd probably build in one more slow day with nothing planned — we found the days with zero agenda ended up being some of our favorite memories, just wandering and eating without a schedule.

Want the actual day-by-day version?

This post is the overview — if you want our real itinerary with exact days, places, and timing, we're happy to send it over completely free. Message us on Instagram or email contactskytrippa@gmail.com and we'll share it directly.

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