Things to do in Bangkok
Grand Palace Tours45 optionsBangkok City Tour11 optionsDay Trips from Bangkok24 optionsBangkok Boat Tour55 optionsBangkok Bike Tour19 optionsSea Life Bangkok Ocean World Tickets9 optionsBangkok Airport Transfer19 optionsBangkok Food Tour65 optionsKhao Yai National Park Tours11 optionsElephant Ride Bangkok12 optionsBangkok Tuk Tuk Tour40 optionsBangkok Temple Tour10 options
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Bangkok Canal Tour: 2-Hour Longtail Boat ThonburiYou board a longtail boat in Thonburi and spend two hours moving through narrow canals lined with stilt houses and small temples, stopping to walk through a 200-year-old artist's community, passing a 70-meter Buddha statue, and experiencing the water locks that regulate the canal system. The tour includes an English guide, water, and a boat driver; groups max out at 12 people. You reach the pier by MRT to avoid Bangkok's congestion.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see how Bangkok actually lives—away from the shopping malls and main tourist temples—without arranging their own transport or navigating the city's traffic to reach the canals.
Bangkok Highlights Tour: Grand Palace, Floating Market, GuideA private, full-day sightseeing tour of Bangkok with a professional English-speaking guide who picks you up from your hotel and customizes the route to your interests. You decide which attractions to visit—the Grand Palace, Floating Market, temples, markets, and neighborhoods are all options—and the guide arranges the stops and timing around your preferences. Dress code applies at temples and museums: knees and shoulders must be covered for both men and women.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to shape the day yourself rather than follow a set route. A private guide means you set the pace and choose the stops—ideal if you have specific interests, want to linger at certain sites, or prefer not to be on a group schedule. The guide handles the logistics and local knowledge while you decide where to go.
Bangkok: Maeklong Railway & Damnoen Saduak Floating MarketsYou ride a local train through Maeklong Railway Market as vendors fold their umbrellas around the tracks, then take a long-tail boat through canals to Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, paddling your own small boat through the stalls. Hotel pickup, English-speaking guide, and all transport are included. The 6am departure keeps crowds manageable and gets you back by early afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both of Bangkok's most famous markets in one morning without arranging your own transport or timing—the early departure is what keeps both stops uncrowded and fits them into a half-day window.
Bangkok Night Tour: Tuk-Tuk, Temples & Chinatown FoodYou ride through Bangkok in a tuk-tuk for four hours, stopping at Wat Prayoon temple, the 24-hour Pak Klong Talad Flower Market, a local dinner, and Chinatown for dessert, with your guide pointing out the historic landmarks and local life along the way. You get snacks, a full meal, and drinks included, and the tour finishes around 11pm. Book as a small group or private depending on who's traveling with you.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Bangkok's temples and neighborhoods lit up at night without arranging your own transport or figuring out which restaurants are actually open—the tuk-tuk and the guide handle both, and the small group size (up to 10 people) means you're moving fast enough to cover real ground in four hours.
Bangkok: Maeklong Train Market & Floating Market with BoatYou ride a local train through the Maeklong Railway Market as vendors fold their stalls seconds before it passes, then take a longtail boat through Damnoen Saduak Floating Market to see vendors selling produce and snacks from boats. Your guide is English-speaking, an audio guide in 28 languages is available via QR code, and the trip includes the train ticket, boat ride, and air-conditioned transport back to Bangkok — all in one full day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both the Maeklong train market and the floating market in one day without arranging separate transport, tickets, or timing — the fixed itinerary handles all three, though the long drives mean you're committing most of your day to travel and two very crowded, tourist-oriented markets.
Bangkok Midnight Food Tuk Tuk Tour: 4-Hour Night EatsA 4-hour midnight food tour by tuk tuk through Bangkok takes you to the city's after-hours eating spots, where you taste stir-fried noodles with chicken, northeastern Thai dishes and street food, explore the 24-hour Pak Klong Talad Flower Market, and finish with a chilled Thai beer or non-alcoholic drink at a rooftop bar overlooking Wat Arun and the river. Your driver/guide navigates the streets in a three-wheel tuk tuk, and hotel drop-off is included for selected hotels. A minimum of two people per booking is required.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying near central Bangkok and want to eat and explore on a tuk tuk between sunset and midnight—the fixed four-hour window fits a full night out without extending past when you'd normally sleep.
Bangkok Chinatown bike tour: Backstreets and ThonburiA 3-hour bike tour of Bangkok starting in Chinatown's markets and backstreets, then crossing the Chao Phraya River to Thonburi's quieter local areas. You ride with a live English-speaking guide through narrow alleys lined with shophouses, spirit houses and hidden temples, stopping to take in the sights and sounds of a working community. The tour includes a bicycle, helmet, bottled water, refreshing drinks and snacks; you cross the river either by cycling over the bridge or by local ferry.Is it for me?This works well for a first-time visitor with a free morning or afternoon and a moderate fitness level who wants to see how Bangkok actually works instead of following the usual tourist route. The small-group format and local guide mean you're moving through the backstreets with someone who knows which alleys to take and what's actually happening in them.
Bangkok: Longtail Canal Tour to Big Buddha & Artist VillageYou’ll ride a traditional longtail boat through Bangkok’s hidden canals with a local guide, spot colorful stilt houses and artists at work in Baan Silapin village, pass right by Wat Paknam’s giant Big Buddha from the water, and finish at Thailand’s bustling 24-hour flower market—all in just two hours. Expect small surprises and real moments along the way.
Bangkok Chinatown Food Tour: 15+ Tastings with Foodie GuideA small-group food tour through Bangkok's Chinatown led by a professional foodie guide and assistant, with 15+ tastings at street vendors and two Michelin-listed spots over four hours. Groups stay under eight people, so you move through the alleyways without the crowd that follows bigger tours. The guide knows which vendors have cooked the same dishes for decades and which ones open only at certain hours—knowledge that saves you weeks of wandering.Is it for me?Book the morning departure if you want the same tastings and most of the same stops as the evening tour, with a couple of alternate vendors that open during daytime hours. Book the evening departure if you prefer to eat when the street food scene is at its busiest. Either way, come with an empty stomach and comfortable shoes—four hours of walking and tasting means you need both.
Ayutthaya Day Trip from Bangkok: Ancient Temples & Royal PalaceYou're picked up from your Bangkok hotel or National Stadium Station, driven to Ayutthaya's four main temples and the Bang Pa-In Royal Palace, guided through each site with entrance fees covered, and returned to Bangkok by evening. Small groups mean you move at a human pace, and the fixed schedule means you don't have to coordinate transport, timing, or park tickets yourself.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to see Ayutthaya's main historical sites in one day without arranging your own transport, buying tickets at each stop, or figuring out which temples matter most — the small-group format and fixed itinerary handle all three, leaving you free to look around.
Bangkok: Damnoen Saduak & Maeklong Railway Market TourYou board a long-tail boat through Damnoen Saduak's canal network, watch a train cut through an active market at Maeklong, and visit an ancient temple with roots for walls. An English guide handles the logistics and driving—about 8 hours total with pickup from Bangkok and return included. Bring a raincoat if you're going during the rainy season, and wear clothes that cover your shoulders and knees for the temple.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see two of Thailand's most distinctive markets in one day without arranging your own transport or timing—the fixed schedule fits both stops and the train crossing into a single morning and afternoon.
Bangkok: Maeklong Railway & Floating Markets Day Trip PickupYou’ll taste Bangkok’s floating market life from a noisy long-tail boat, wander past vendors calling out over piles of fruit, sip coffee at Buffalo Café, then stand shoulder-to-shoulder as a real train barrels through Maeklong Market. It’s messy and loud and kind of wonderful — you might find yourself grinning at strangers.
Grand Palace & Bangkok Temples Tour: Local Guide, 3 Sacred SitesA guided tour of Bangkok's most important temples and the Grand Palace, led by a local guide in English, visiting the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Temple of the Reclining Buddha and Temple of the Dawn over four hours. The meeting point is at Tha Chang Pier across from the Grand Palace; entrance fees (THB 1,000 per person) are paid in cash on the day of the tour. Shoulders and ankles must be covered — no shorts, sleeveless shirts, tight pants or flip-flops allowed entry.Is it for me?Book the small-group option if you want a guide who can explain what you're looking at instead of just walking you through it; choose the private option or the package with transfers if you'd rather skip arranging your own transport to the meeting point or prefer not to handle cash for entrance fees at the site.
Ayutthaya UNESCO Temples Tour from Bangkok: Small Group Full DayA full-day small group tour from Bangkok to Ayutthaya, Thailand's former capital and UNESCO World Heritage site, with an English-speaking guide visiting five major temples and the Bang Pa-In Royal Palace. The tour includes entrance fees, air-conditioned transport and water; departure times vary by group size, and a strict dress code applies at the palace (shoulders and ankles covered). Choose the option that suits your needs: shared transport with or without entry fees, private vehicle, or hotel pickup.Is it for me?Book a small group tour if you want the sites explained without building the day yourself, and choose hotel pickup if getting to the meeting point adds stress to an early start. Private vehicle options work better for groups traveling together who prefer their own pace and schedule. The "All Included" versions remove the step of paying at each gate; the without-fees options save money if you're comfortable handling entrance payments as you go.
Bangkok: Tuk-Tuk City Tour Grand Palace, Wat Pho & Flower MarketYou’ll jump straight into Bangkok’s heartbeat on this tuk-tuk city tour — weaving past the Grand Palace, pausing at temples like Loha Prasat and Wat Pho (from outside), folding lotus flowers at Pak Khlong Talat market, and catching glimpses of Wat Arun across the river with a local guide leading you through it all.
Bangkok Food Tour: 15+ Tastings in Old Siam with Boat & Tuk TukThis 4-hour food tour in Bangkok starts with a khlong boat ride into Old Siam, then moves by tuk tuk and foot through backstreets and Nang Loeng Market to taste 15+ street foods at family-owned vendors. A professional foodie guide leads groups of no more than 8, and the tour includes boat ticket, tuk tuk ride, bottled water and soft drinks. The route ends outside the market in Bangkok's old town.Is it for me?Book this if you want a boat-and-foot combination through a less-touristy market district, rather than a walking-only tour—the khlong ride adds a different angle on Old Bangkok's layout.
Chao Phraya Dinner Cruise Bangkok: Rooftop ViewsA 2-hour evening riverboat dinner cruise on the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok aboard a new three-deck vessel with rooftop deck access, international buffet, welcome drink and live Thai classical dance performances. The rooftop is intentionally narrow to keep views clear on both sides of the river; even guests booked indoors can move up to the open deck anytime. The cruise departs at 8 PM and passes Wat Arun, the Grand Palace, Wichai Prasit Fort, Wat Kalayanamit, Asiatique, ICONSIAM and Rama VIII Bridge, all illuminated after dark.Is it for me?Book the rooftop deck if you want the open-air experience and don't mind reserving several days ahead — it fills fast and gives you unobstructed views of both riverbanks. Choose an air-conditioned indoor seat if you prefer climate control or booking flexibility, knowing you can still climb to the rooftop anytime during the cruise to catch the landmarks as they light up.
Bangkok: Sukhumvit Thai Cooking Class & Market TourYou’ll shop local markets in Sukhumvit with a Bangkok chef, then cook classic Thai dishes like Pad Thai or green curry in a bright kitchen. Expect laughter, hands-on lessons (and maybe some sticky rice on your fingers), plus recipes to take home so you can relive those flavors long after you leave.
Bangkok: Maeklong Railway & Floating Markets with PickupYou’ll step straight into Bangkok’s wildest markets: feel trains pass within arm’s reach at Maeklong Railway Market before gliding by private boat to Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. Taste fruits you’ve never heard of, laugh with your local guide over mispronounced words, and catch those moments where chaos turns beautiful—especially as boats crowd together under striped umbrellas.
Bangkok: Floating & Railway Markets, Erawan Falls & River KwaiYou’ll squeeze onto boats at Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, ride right through Maeklong Railway Market as stalls scatter before your eyes, sample fresh coconut nectar at a local farm, climb Erawan Falls for a swim in clear pools, and walk across the River Kwai Bridge—all with lunch and hotel pickup sorted for you.
