Things to Do in Bangkok
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!
• Experience Thailand’s vibrant culture through 116 miniature replicas of sacred monuments, ancient houses, floating markets, and more, all in one day!
• At Erawan Museum, explore the world's largest hand-carved three-headed elephant statue, view religious artifacts, and admire Thai art and architecture.
• Choose to visit Ancient City (with or without meal), Erawan Museum, or both with a meal included.
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)
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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.
• Catch sight of numerous landmarks like Taksin Bridge, Memorial Bridge, Wat Kanlaya, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, The Grand Palace, & Rama VIII Bridge.
• Groove to live music onboard and choose from a sunset cruise with international buffet (from Asiatique or Iconsiam Pier) or a dinner cruise with international buffet (from Asiatique or Iconsiam Pier).
• Alternatively, you can also opt for \[Loy Krathong\] air-conditioned rooms, \[Valentine's Day Dinner cruise\] or rooftop deck and bow seating at Asiatique Pier 2 or IconSiam Pier 4, complete with seafood buffet, traditional Thai dance show and cabaret performances.
🚴♂️ 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.
• You'll see Taksin Bridge, Memorial Bridge, Wat Kanlaya, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, The Grand Palace, and Rama VIII Bridge.
• You'll enjoy a variety of dishes including deep-fried fish cake, tenderloin steak, prawn karahi masala, & other [international](https://cdn-imgix.headout.com/media/images/97543c3a662c164b22780f4453c6eb1e-International%20Buffet.jpg) and [Thai](https://cdn-imgix.headout.com/media/images/b0d18f97cc2994266d03e3b31e56cccb-Sunset%20Cruise%20Menu.png) delicacies.
• Choose from a Sunset Cruise with international buffet (Asiatique Pier), Dinner Cruises with international buffet (Asiatique or Iconsiam Pier), or a Dinner Cruise with Indian buffet (Terminal 21 Rama 3 Pier).
Please kindly note, this tour is available for all guests who
a) comfortable providing information for the insurance process, which requires:
1. Full name with Mr./Mrs./Ms.
2. Date of birth (dd/month/year)
3. Passport number
b) after completed reservation, please send me info. as requested via Guruwalk message or thaisunray@gmail.com
Your information will only be used to issue insurance according to Thai law.
***Please note that I will not be checking your documents. ***
I'm excited to offer you a walking tour that begins at the Bangkok Train Station. This journey is designed to share the history of trains in Thailand and wander through the fascinating Chinese neighborhoods. If you'd like, we can stop for some delicious snacks and an easy lunch in Chinatown.
It was my mom who first introduced me to the wonders of Chinatown when I was a child, and I'd now love to show you around.
Our walk will cover approximately 2.5 kilometers, starting at the Bangkok Train Station and concluding at the Wat Mankong MRT station(BL29).
"While exploring on your own can be an adventure, joining me will be a fantastic way to enhance your experience!
• Step onto the Glass Tray, a thrilling clear-floor platform 314m above Bangkok, and take in heart-stopping views of the city below.
• Capture 360° views from both the Indoor Observatory and Open-Air Deck, offering clear skyline views from morning to golden-hour sunsets.
• Visit Skyverse on the 4th floor, then ride the glass-sided hydraulic lift between the 74th and 78th floors to reach Thailand’s highest rooftop and open-air deck.
• Choose between daytime or sunset entry and upgrade for a free digital photo, and 1 alcoholic or non-alcoholic drink from the rooftop bar.
• Immerse yourself in the rich local heritage and customs through a diverse collection of rare artifacts and artworks spanning centuries.
• Discover three floors: the underworld with ancient treasures, the earthly realm with ceramics, and celestial heights with Buddha relics and cosmic art.
• Enhance your visit with an audio guide, offering insightful commentary on the museum's architecture, history, and significance.
• Elevate your experience with a visit to the Ancient City, where an English, Chinese, or Korean audio guide and a delicious Thai buffet add to the cultural journey.
Uncover Bangkok’s timeless beauty—from golden temples to Chinese shrines, vintage cafés to legendary street eats. This intimate experience blends heritage, flavor, and elegance for travelers who seek authentic moments in comfort. A tasteful journey through Bangkok’s golden past and flavorful present. Visit sacred landmarks, sip local coffee in a hidden café, and indulge in curated food tastings in the heart of Yaowarat (Especially sample in Michelin Star Restaurant)—Chinatown’s culinary heaven.
- Meeting point (subway - MRT Hualamphong)
Start from meeting point
- Walk to Railway museum and see architecture style by Italiano designer. Over 150 years
- Visit China town museum and see Golden Budha (Cost for entrance fee) 300 per pax
- Walk to Chinese shrines then see around in Chinatown area.
- Break at old coffee shop and taste the old style of Thai/Chinese coffee.
- Walk to Yaowarat Road then start to taste food stall.
- Last stop at the rooftop viewpoint in this area.
End tour at the last stop or subway - MRT Wat Mongkorn
• Feast on an expansive buffet featuring international and seafood delicacies, paired with soft drinks or an optional premium open bar with whisky, wine, and more.
• Be serenaded by a live singing duo, catch a lively Thai classical dance show and disco, and receive a complimentary birthday cake if you’re cruising during your birthday month!
• Take in the views from the rooftop deck or unwind on the air-conditioned lower decks as you pass landmarks like Wat Kanlaya and the Rama VIII Bridge.
• Upgrade to the New Year dinner cruise and enjoy a premium open bar, fireworks, lucky draw, festive gift sets, and a grand countdown to welcome 2026 in style.
Explore RICH & POOR of Bangkok and learn more about local lifestyle
+Meet & Greet at MRT Lumphini Station ( BL25) EXIT 1a
+Walking to Bon Kai Community
+Soi Pluk Chit
+Kularbdaeng Community
+Polo Club RBSC
+ Polo Community
+Indonesia Mosque
+Ruamrudee community
+Holy Redeemer Church, Bangkok
+Phra Chen Community
+ONE Bangkok
• Relax away from busy terminals in a calm lounge designed for rest, light dining, and staying connected before your flight.
• Ideal for domestic and international travelers seeking comfort, complimentary refreshments, and a quiet space to unwind.
• Conveniently located at Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), it makes it easy to refresh, recharge, and wait comfortably between flights.
• Enhance your visit with shower rooms, quiet recliner areas, meeting rooms, spa services, premium coffee, charging stations, and e-magazines.
