This is a sponsored post. However, all opinions are my own.

The 4 days in Thailand with TAGTHAi Pass were priceless! Traveling to Thailand has always been something on my travel bucket list. It’s been a destination I have studied from afar for a long time. When I learned that the Tbex conference would take place in Phuket, Thailand, I jumped on it!

2022 was a great year for my traveling needs. I found myself planning, booking, and visiting Thailand for the first time. Asia for the first time and a very very long flight!

My thoughts are so mixed about my trip to Thailand because I’m sad it’s over, and I can’t stop thinking about when I’m returning. Those two emotions combined help showcase just how much I loved my travels to Thailand.

One thing is for sure – anyone who plans on visiting Thailand needs to be sure that they purchase TAGTHAi Pass! This pass is a fast and easy way to plan out your day without breaking the bank or stressing about the cost. I am so happy to have discovered it at Tbex!

No matter if you have 3 days in Bangkok, 4 Days in Thailand with TAGTHAi Pass, or are just looking for a way to plan out activities, having a TAGTHAi Pass is the BEST way to make that happen. 

What is TAGTHAi Pass?

It’s Thailand’s first digital tourist pass! Think of it as your pass to explore your favorite city in Thailand with all it has to offer. For one low price, you can visit several locations around the city, all in one day.

An amazing app where you can book single-day or multi-day passes for activities in Thailand.

Is the TAGTHAi Pass worth it? 

You better believe it! Absolutely. 100%. A million percent. For less than $28/day USD, you can visit museums, get a massage, hop on a tuk tuk dine at delicious restaurants, and have access to some amazing views, all around Thailand.

In fact, purchasing the city pass comes with over 100+ benefits that can help you discover Thailand in a whole new way. 

What to see with the TAGTHAi Pass

While there is no way to list everything that the city pass to offer, there are options to pick from! The great thing about the city pass is that you have the entire day to use it.

You also have options to buy a 1-day pass or a 3-day pass, depending on your needs. As long as you’re open to trying and exploring new things, it’s a great value and experience. 

Watch this video below and get an idea of how the TAGTHAi pass works, as a city pass with lots of activities, entrances, and super delicious food and beverage combos you can redeem it as well.

How to Spend 4 Days in Thailand

I know what you’re thinking. Why am I telling you to plan 4 days in Thailand itinerary when there isn’t a 4-day city pass?  As of this date, they are only operating in a few cities in Thailand:

Bangkok, Pattaya, Chiang Mai, Phuket, and Ayutthaya.

You can easily buy a few days of the city pass and split it up, or use a 3-day city pass and then have an extra day to explore.  

How to use the TAGTHAi Pass

The best part about using the city pass is that it’s 100% digital. You don’t have to keep track of anything besides your phone that you have the pass downloaded onto. (and we all always have our phones all the time!) 

Once you have the pass downloaded, it’s important to start planning out your day right away. Some locations and activities will be more popular than others, so be sure to book and make a reservation for anything that might need that to be done. 

Photo Credit: Exotic Gringo

One other super important thing to make a note of is that you’re going to want to wear comfortable shoes for this experience. There will be quite a bit of walking (depending on what you choose to do), so having the right gear on your feet is a must.

Also, pack water to stay hydrated and if you have a portable battery pack for your phone, bring it as well. Not only do you not want to be stranded somewhere without your phone, but it also needs to stay charged since it’s your access to the city pass. 

So for ONLY $28 USD, the following are some of the places and/or activities you can do in Bangkok:

• Chao Phraya Tourist Boat: Getting on and off the Chao Phraya Tourist Boat is a practical way to tour the riverbank. Escaping busy streets, you’ll feel the wind in your hair as you pass memorable landmarks. (value: $4.03)
• Wat Suthat – one of Bangkok’s oldest Buddhist temples is known as the Temple of the Giant Swing because of the 21-meter-tall teak swing in front. (value: $2.68)
• The Seafood Cafe & Restaurant – A seafood restaurant in one of Bangkok’s oldest neighborhoods: Chinatown! Serving juicy prawns and shrimp with Pad Thai noodles. Make a reservation in the TAGTHAi app to ensure the food you crave is available. (value: $9.37)

Important things to know about TAGTHAi City Pass 

While using it is extremely easy to use, there are a couple of “fine print” items to be aware of. 

First, there are no refunds. Once it’s purchased, it’s purchased – so purchase and be sure to use all the benefits it offers.

Secondly, it does expire at 11:59 on the day that you purchase it. This is why I encourage people who are visiting Thailand to plan ahead and purchase it as early as possible in the morning hours. 

Photo Credit: Exotic Gringo

Make the most of your TAGTHAi Pass:

• Once you’ve purchased it and activated it, hop around and look at the places you want to go.
• Immediately check if there are openings for a visit that day.
• Book your reservation as soon as possible to secure your daily spot.
• Make sure to purchase it a few days before your Thailand trip
• Plan your route using the map on the app.
• Start enjoying all access to attractions and dining without additional charge!
  

As you can see, the TAGTHAi Pass is not only affordable, but it makes traveling around Bangkok a truly fun and exciting experience.

If you want to have a relaxing time exploring what Bangkok has to offer, the TAGTHAi Pass is the perfect option to make that happen!