Lillo Funt

From a traveler's perspective, knowing the time in Bangkok is about more than just setting your watch. It's about syncing with the city's rhythm. Bangkok is a city that truly never sleeps, but it has its own patterns. Morning (6 AM - 9 AM) is when the city wakes up, with monks making their alms rounds and street vendors setting up for breakfast. Late morning to afternoon (10 AM - 4 PM) is often intensely hot, a good time for indoor activities like visiting museums or shopping malls. Evening (5 PM - 9 PM) is when the city comes alive with street food markets, rooftop bars, and nightlife. Night (10 PM onwards) is vibrant in tourist areas like Khao San Road. Knowing the time helps you plan your day to avoid the heat, catch the best markets, and ensure you're on time for tours or transportation, which in Thailand often run on "Thai time"—a little more relaxed than the clock might strictly indicate!