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Bangkok with a toddler is more doable than you think
Most travel writing tells you Bangkok is too much for a 1-3 year old. We disagree. Here's the version that actually works, anchored on three places.
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Bangkok surprises most families by being more manageable than expected, especially once you stop fighting the traffic and start using the river. The Chao Phraya commuter boats carry locals past temples and markets for the same fare tourists pay, and it's a genuinely good way to see the city. Or Tor Kor Market near Chatuchak is the cleanest, best-organized fresh market in the city and a real alternative to the more chaotic tourist spots. Pick up a Rabbit Card at any BTS station for seamless travel across the subway and skytrain, and get one for each family member from day one. FamiVentura's Bangkok guide includes 15 picks across activities, food, off-the-beaten-path finds, and excursions, plus 2-day and 5-day itineraries, a neighbourhood guide, and a survival guide.