
One Day in Bangkok: The Perfect Itinerary for First-Time Visitors
One day in Bangkok is enough to explore temples, palaces, street food, and river views while experiencing Thailand’s vibrant capital city.
Hi! I’m Francesca, a native Californian and history teacher who loves to travel. I’ve been to 86 countries across 7 continents and all 50 United States.
This blog focuses on California, the PNW, National Parks, and visiting foreign and bucket-list locations on a budget. Follow along as I use the world as my classroom.

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