Traveling for $20 A Day: Bangkok, Thailand – Ep 7

We travel Bangkok, Thailand – get a room in a Bangkok hostel, eat amazing Thai food and Thai street food, hang out on Khaosan Road with Thai girls, world travelers, and ladyboys. Plus, we cross the Chao Phraya River on a ferry, visit Wat Arun “The Temple of Dawn,” and ride the BTS – all for only 20 dollars (700 THB)!

Total cost to travel Bangkok, Thailand for a full day:

Gai yang – 50 baht
Som tam – 40 baht
Sticky rice – 10 baht
Water – 7 baht
BTS – 31 baht
Coffee – 20 baht
Hostel – 275 baht
Pad kana moo – 50 baht
Shrimp and veggies – 60 baht
Ferry ride x2 – 6 baht
Roti – 10 baht
Wat Arun – 50 baht
Pad Thai – 50 baht
Spring rolls – 40 baht
Khaosan Road madness – FREE

TOTAL: 699 baht ($20) for a full day!

Top Comments:

1. You guys are living the life. I wish that I could travel. It will come in time though. For now I am enjoying watching people like yourselves traveling.
2. Thailand is one of the world’s most exciting tourist attractions, sea, mountains, waterfalls, delicious food, cheap Thai people are cute. I want to live in Thailand, heaven, good people, good manners Thai sea. Thai massage is excellent. Kanchanaburi Buri Chiang Mai Waterfall is very beautiful weather 18- 25 degrees very much oxygen is Thailand is 1 from Japan.
3. The food looks delicious! Will be staying there in a few months (in Khao San road too, actually). Now I know which food to order! Thanks for the informative and entertaining video! Keep it up! 🙂
4. This is the most realistic vlog on Bangkok, that I’ve seen so far.. Perfect , with the break down of everything and how you spend..THANK YOU BROS
5. The average Thai works for 300 baht a day. 275 baht per person for a hostel room with zero amenities is NOT good! There are many other places to stay for the same price that come with a/c, fridge, tv and a real bed! Thai food is definitely cheap. Thank you for sharing.
6. I was in Bangkok last year for a week and I remember my ass was on fire for a week too because all the food I ate was hot. There was one dish I ate at Pattaya, I forgot what it’s called but I remember spending 15 minutes just removing red peppers from it.
7. these $20 traveling videos are awesome, very creative itineraries for the low budget… can’t wait to see more!
8. hmm seems a little expensive dude those dishes usually costs like 30 baht each for us thais
9. 7:40 crunch crunch city.
10. For your genre, gotta hand it to you guys, you rockin the boat, man…….and you make a excellent team, balancing each other out……a lotta good info – gr8 editing 2…..I know it’s not very American, but in time “going deep” could be a good idea……..:-)