I spent a full week in Bangkok, Thailand and basically built my days around two things: matcha and exploring. I tried five different matcha spots (and yes, I was absolutely judging the balance, bitterness, and how cozy the cafe felt), then filled in the rest of the itinerary with temples, museums, markets, and a lot of really good Thai food. If you’re planning a Bangkok trip, this vlog is meant to feel like you’re coming along with me—slow mornings, little resets, and then full-on walking days. I started with the classic cultural landmarks like the Grand Palace and Wat Pho, then did an Ayutthaya day trip to see some of the most beautiful ruins and temples. In between, I cafe-hopped (Ksana Matcha, APA Matcha, tanuki261cha, and more), wandered places like ICONSIAM and Chatuchak Weekend Market, and ended up at spots like Lumpini Park and the Bangkok Art and Culture Center when I wanted something calmer. My biggest takeaway: Bangkok is so much more enjoyable when you plan one “anchor” per day (a temple, a museum, a market) and let the matcha + food stops be the little treats that carry you through.