How Many Days in Bangkok? My 4-Day Answer
How many days in Bangkok? I’d plan 4 days for most first trips, with rooms from $45-$90/night and enough time for temples, food, and transit.
How many days in Bangkok? I’d plan 4 days for most first trips, with rooms from $45-$90/night and enough time for temples, food, and transit.
How many days in Bangkok? I’d stay 3 days for a first trip, with 4 if you want slack. My midrange stay ran about $35-$80/night.
Fukuoka in December is worth it for easy city travel, ramen, and mild weather. I spent about $87-$185/day and stayed near Hakata.
Fukuoka in March is worth it for easy city days, ramen, and mild weather. I spent ¥3,600 on shoes I didn’t need and found rooms from $65/night.
Best time to visit Fukuoka? Emma says October or April, with spring and autumn the easiest. Hotels near Hakata ran around $55-$110/night.
How much does Fukuoka cost per day? I spent ¥9,200 on a normal day, and my realistic budget is ¥8,000-¥12,000 with Hakata stays from $35/night.
How to get around Fukuoka: subway and walking were enough for me, with ¥210-¥380 fares, a ¥640 day pass, and airport rides around ¥260.
Fukuoka Airport to fukuoka is easiest by subway: ¥260 to Hakata, about 5 minutes, with taxis around ¥1,500–¥3,000 if you land late.
How many days in Fukuoka? I’d stay 2 to 3 days, with hotels from $55/night and simple transit under $10/day. 3 nights felt best for me.
How to get around Hiroshima: I’d mix walking, trams, and a pass only for 4+ rides. From ¥220 rides to $75-$180/day, the tram is the backbone.
Hiroshima Airport to hiroshima is easiest by bus at ¥1,450 and about 45–55 minutes; I’d stay near Hiroshima Station for the smoothest arrival.
Hiroshima in November is easy and walkable, with tram rides around ¥240 and rooms from $55-$110/night. Emma’s best pick for a calm city trip.