Things to Do in Bangkok

Exploring the old part of Bangkok! Local experiences are waiting for you that you will learn about how the Thai Culture is, start walking from the flower market which is 24/7, beautiful architecture until through the night life at the backpacker.

*** This tour is the overview and highlights of each spot, all places are explored from OUTSIDE ***

00. Our meeting point is MRT "Sanam Chai" Station (Entrance/Exit 3)

Sanam Chai

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01. 24/7 Flower & Vegetable Market - the big wholesales market in the old part of Bangkok

02. Chao Phraya River and Wat Arun from Outside - the main river in Thailand and one of the Royal Temples in Bangkok.

03. Illuminate Wat Pho from Outside - one of the famous Royal Temple that housing the most beautiful & biggest Reclining Buddha Image in Bangkok. Thai Traditional Massage started from here.

04. Royal Temple & Royal Grand Palace Outside - this is the highlight of the city and don't miss out during your stay in Bangkok

I believe that you guys will enjoy this tour with me from the start until the end.

🚴‍♂️ See Bangkok in a different light as we explore this vibrant Asian capital by night. Gone are the surging crowds and frenetic market activities which dominate the daytime hours. Instead, you will discover a festival of illumination within the relative tranquility of the cool evening air

Immerse yourself in Thai culture as we bike and stop at Local market in Thonburi Area, We will try up to 5 thai street snack : Mango Sticky Rice, Coconut Pancakes, Isaan Sour Sausage, Crispy Thai Crêpes, Fish Cakes. then take a ferry crossing a river and bike through the Chinatown and visit sites known only to locals (the tiniest and longest alley and a hidden temple). All are unique to BangkokThe tour is an excellent combination of tasting food and Biking understanding culture, and lifestyle

Highlights:
• Cycle the backstreets of Bangkok and experience the city like a local.
• Explore Bangkok by night on a gentle cycling tour
• See the fairytale-like Chinatown illuminated at night
• Cross the Chao Praya River on a pedestrian ferry
• Stop for a Local market where you can purchase a local street food.

Additional costs: 

• City bike for rent total 400 baht per 3
hours each.
• Local Guide based on kind gratitude tipping average 10€ to 50$ 

Included 
• Helmet (If you desire)
• Ponchos (In case of rain)

Excluded:
• Ferry boat 10 baht per person
• Street Food not included 
- Coconut pancake 20 baht
- Crispy Thai Crepes 30 baht
- Mango with sticky rice 40-100 baht
- Fish Cakes 20-30 baht
- Isaan sour sausage 20 baht 
(Approximately 200 baht) 

What to bring

• Comfortable shoes 
• Camera
• Some money for local street snack 

Not suitable for:

• People with mobility impairments 
• People who can't ride a bike

Additional information:
• Suitable for children comfortable riding a bike.
• Knees and shoulders need to be covered during temple visits. Dress modestly or bring a cover-up (such as a scarf or a sarong).
• We cycle most of the time in back-alleys and avoid main-roads and traffic. • This tour/activity will have a maximum of 8 peoples.

Meeting point
• Candbike bangkok tours 

✯ Please provide an accurate contact number properly for contacting before starting.

✯ The income of the local guide is based on kind gratitude reward upon finishing the tour.

Discover three of the most famous sites in Bangkok on this day trip. See the floating market of Damnoen Saduak, the Railway Market, and the ruins of Ayutthaya!

Wander through the soul of old Bangkok — where crumbling shophouses whisper centuries of stories, hidden shrines glow with incense smoke, and every narrow alley holds a secret. This intimate walking experience takes you beyond the tourist trail, through three of the city's most beautifully preserved neighborhoods, blending heritage, culture, and legendary street flavors in one unforgettable journey.

🇪🇸 Bonus: 🇪🇸 ¿Hablas español? ¡Perfecto! Your guide is currently learning Spanish — already at a conversational A2 level — and loves to practice along the way. Expect a few Spanish words, simple phrases, and maybe a little laugh or two. ¡Vamos a explorar Bangkok juntos!

💡 How Does This Work? (Important!)

This is a "Pay-What-You-Feel" walking tour. Since I pay a system fee to the platform for every attendee who joins, your generous tips are the only way I can support my family and keep these storytelling experiences alive. At the end of our journey, you are free to reward the experience based on the value you received!
🗺️ Our Journey Highlights

🏚️ Into the Hidden Quarter — We begin at River City and step straight into Taladnoi, one of Bangkok's oldest and most atmospheric communities. Century-old shophouses, faded murals, and tiny spirit houses tucked into forgotten corners — this is Bangkok before the skyscrapers, still quietly breathing.
🏛️ A Street Frozen in Time — We continue along Songwat Road, one of the city's original trading arteries, lined with grand Sino-Portuguese warehouses and ancient temples that most visitors walk right past without ever knowing they exist.

☕ Local Caffeine Fix — Take a breath at a vintage Thai-Chinese coffee shop, sip the real stuff, and soak in a pace of life that hasn't changed in decades.

🏮 The Golden Heart of Chinatown — We arrive into the electric energy of Yaowarat, where golden shopfront signs, incense clouds, and the heritage of a thousand years of Chinese-Thai culture fill every corner. Walk the legendary street food strip and discover stalls that have been feeding Bangkok for generations.

📍 Practical Information

📍 Meeting Point: River City Bangkok — in front of Starbucks Coffee
🏁 Ending Point: MRT Wat Mangkorn (Yaowarat / Chinatown)
⏰ Duration: Approx. 2.5 – 3 hours of storytelling & exploration
📅 Available Days: Saturday & Sunday only
👟 What to BringComfortable walking shoes, a smile, and your appetite!
❌ Excluded Food, drinks, and entrance fees