Bangkok Tours

• Visit four Ayutthaya temples with a guide
• See the Buddha head in the Bodhi tree roots at Wat Mahathat
• Explore the royal complex at Wat Phra Sri Sanphet
• Buffet lunch at a local Thai restaurant

A guided day tour from Bangkok to Ayutthaya, the old capital of Siam. You visit four temples and stop for a Thai lunch.

• Traditional teak boat along the Thonburi canals
• Wat Arun and Wat Paknam seen from the water
• The Dao Khanong Canal and Chao Phraya River
• Stilt houses and daily life along the canal

Ride a traditional teak boat through old Bangkok's canals in Thonburi and see Wat Arun and Wat Paknam from the water.

• About 15 km of cycling through Chinatown and Thonburi
• Longtail boat through the Venice of the East canals
• Green plantation pockets inside the city
• Local Thai meal and a temple visit included

The big one: 15 km of cycling through Chinatown and Thonburi's green pockets, a longtail boat through the canals and a local Thai meal.

• Classic longtail boat through the Thonburi klongs
• Stops to explore stilt houses, temples and shops
• Small group with a local guide
• Drinks and snacks included

A small-group longtail boat ride through the Thonburi canals, with stops to explore stilt houses, temples and canal-side shops on foot.

• Alleys too narrow even for bicycles
• Over 200 years of Sino-Thai culture up close
• Local snacks and drinks from family-run shops
• Relaxed pace with time for photos

Walk the alleys of Bangkok's Chinatown that are too narrow even for bicycles, with local snacks and drinks along the way. Great for photographers.

• Chinatown's narrow alleyways, markets and backstreets
• Bangkok's largest flower market
• Ferry crossing to Thonburi's local communities
• Thai snacks and drinks at family-run shops

Cycle Chinatown's narrow alleyways and markets, pass Bangkok's flower market and cross the river to the local communities of Thonburi.

• Walk the old Thai-Chinese communities and street art alleys
• Tuk-tuk rides along Chinatown's Dragon road
• Quiet shrines, temples and markets off the main circuit
• Street food tastings from shops, stalls and markets

Explore Chinatown on foot and by tuk-tuk: old Thai-Chinese communities, street art, quiet shrines and markets, with street food tastings included.

• Grand Palace, Emerald Buddha Temple and Wat Pho
• Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn
• Local Thai street food lunch in Tha Tien
• Longtail boat through the Thonburi canals

Bangkok's main temples, street food lunch in Tha Tien and a longtail boat ride through the Thonburi canals, all in one day.

• Chinatown by night, lit up and busy
• Bangkok's flower market in the evening
• The city skyline from the Thonburi side
• Street food dinner included

Cycle Bangkok after dark: Chinatown lit up, the flower market in full swing and the skyline from Thonburi, with a street food dinner on the way.

• 13 km of back roads and alleyways in Rattanakosin
• Old city walls built with Ayutthaya bricks
• Local temples and the Khao San Road area
• Thai snacks and drinks at family-run shops

Cycle 13 km through Rattanakosin, Bangkok's old town, on back roads and alleyways, with Thai snacks and drinks from local shops along the way.

• Ferry crossing on the Chao Phraya River
• Thonburi stilt houses and raised pathways over water
• Thai meal at a local family restaurant
• About 12 km through markets, temples and alleyways

A 4-hour afternoon ride through Rattanakosin and across the river to Thonburi's stilt-house communities, with a Thai meal at a family restaurant.

• 13 km of cycling through Rattanakosin's alleyways
• Longtail boat on the Chao Phraya and its canals
• Wooden stilt houses along the canal network
• Thai snacks and drinks at local shops

Cycle Bangkok's old town, then swap the bike for a longtail boat and explore the quiet canals of the Chao Phraya, stilt houses and all.

• Longtail boat cruise north to Nonthaburi
• High-speed rocket boat, the James Bond boat of 1974
• Rural canal life beyond the city
• Return on the Chao Phraya Express commuter boat

Three boats in one afternoon: longtail up to Nonthaburi's rural canals, a high-speed rocket boat run, and the Chao Phraya Express back to town.

• Grand Palace and the Emerald Buddha Temple
• Wat Pho and the Reclining Buddha
• Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn, by the river
• Walk past the amulet market and Tha Tien Market

Walk Bangkok's old town with a local guide and see the Grand Palace, the Emerald Buddha, Wat Pho and Wat Arun in one morning.

• Tuk tuk ride through Chinatown and Yaowarat Road at night
• Fishball egg noodles at Lim Lao Now and rolled noodles at Nai Ek
• Crab fried rice and fresh Chinese doughnuts from the fryer
• Stop at Jay Fai, Thailand's only Michelin-starred street stall

Ride a tuk tuk through Bangkok's Chinatown at night and eat your way through street stalls picked by the Michelin Guide.

• Feed and bathe rescued elephants at ElephantsWorld
• Help gather food for the sanctuary's elephants
• See the Bridge on the River Kwai
• Visit the Kanchanaburi War Cemetery

Feed and bathe rescued elephants at ElephantsWorld, then see the bridge on the River Kwai in Kanchanaburi.

• Watch stalls slide off the tracks at Maeklong Railway Market
• Reach Damnoen Saduak Floating Market by paddle boat
• Visit Wat Lokayasutha, Wat Phra Sri Sanphet and Wat Mahathat in Ayutthaya
• See locals make brown coconut sugar at a Thai house

See the Maeklong Railway Market, the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market and the temples of Ayutthaya, all in one day from Bangkok.

• See the bridge on the River Kwai
• Ride a train along the original Death Railway track
• Visit the Thailand-Burma Railway Centre museum
• Walk the Kanchanaburi War Cemetery

See the bridge on the River Kwai and ride the Death Railway near Kanchanaburi on a day trip from Bangkok.

• Watch stalls fold back as the train passes at Maeklong Railway Market
• Paddle boat ride into Damnoen Saduak Floating Market
• Buy directly from vendors selling out of their boats
• Try pad thai, rice noodle soup and mango sticky rice

Two famous markets in one day: the Maeklong Railway Market on the tracks and the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market on the canals.