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: Grand Palace, Wat Pho & Wat Arun Walking TourYou’ll walk through Bangkok’s most famous temples — Grand Palace, Wat Pho’s reclining Buddha, and riverside Wat Arun — led by a local guide who shares stories along the way. Expect ferry crossings, bottled water breaks, and small moments you’ll remember later when you hear temple bells or smell incense drifting past again.
Bangkok: 5-Hour City Bike Tour & Local Market LunchYou’ll cycle through Bangkok’s hidden neighborhoods with a local guide, snack on street food at the city’s largest fresh market, and cross canals by boat. Expect laughter, unexpected flavors, and glimpses of daily life you’d miss in a taxi — plus lunch is included so you can relax and soak it all in.
Ayutthaya Private Tour from Bangkok: Choose Your TemplesA 10-hour private tour from Bangkok to Ayutthaya where you choose which three to four temples and historical sites to visit, with an English, German or Spanish-speaking guide and hotel pickup included. The itinerary is yours to design: select from Wat Mahathat, Wat Chaiwatthanaram, Wat Phra Si Sanphet, Wat Yai Chai Mongkol and a dozen other temples, palaces and museums across the ancient capital. You depart between 7 and 10 am and return to Bangkok the same day.Is it for me?Book the guide option if you want the history and context as you walk through each temple; book the driver-only option if you prefer to explore at your own pace and have already researched which sites matter most to you. Either way, you're not locked into a standard route—the temples you see are the ones you actually want to visit.
Bangkok: Private Tuk Tuk Food Tour Chinatown & Flower MarketYou ride through Bangkok's Chinatown and flower market in a private tuk tuk with your own guide, stopping to eat at street stalls on Bantadthong Road and other spots locals know. Dinner, snacks, and dessert are included, along with hotel pickup and drop-off. The whole evening takes about three hours, and you set the pace—stop where you want, skip what doesn't interest you, eat as much as you like.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat real Bangkok street food without arranging transport or navigating stalls alone—the private tuk tuk and guide handle both, so you can focus on the food and the night streets.
Bangkok: Maeklong Railway & Damnoen Saduak Floating MarketsYou're picked up early, driven to the Maeklong Railway Market to watch a train pass through vendor stalls, then taken by paddle boat through the canals of Damnoen Saduak Floating Market with time to walk the banks. A local guide explains both markets, and you're back at your hotel by midday with the rest of your day open.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see both markets in one morning without arranging your own transport or timing the train yourself—the early pickup and fixed schedule are what fit both stops into a half-day and get you back before lunch.
Bangkok: Bang Krachao Nature Bike Tour & Thai LunchYou’ll cross the Chao Phraya River by longtail boat, cycle shaded trails through Bang Krachao’s parks and gardens, visit a local temple, sip Thai tea at a cozy café, and enjoy an authentic Thai lunch—all with an easygoing local guide who knows every shortcut. It’s peaceful but never dull; you might find yourself wishing you could stay longer.
Kanchanaburi tour: Erawan Waterfall, War Cemetery, River Kwai boatA private full-day guided tour of Kanchanaburi covers Erawan Waterfall, the War Cemetery, the Death Railway Museum and a boat ride ending at the Bridge over the River Kwai, with an English-speaking guide, hotel pickup, lunch and all entry fees included. The tour departs at 7:00 AM and runs 11 to 12 hours, so you move through four major sites without waiting for group departures or managing separate transport between them.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're visiting Kanchanaburi for the first time and want to see the major WWII and natural sites in one day without managing separate transport or entry tickets. The private format and early departure mean you reach Erawan Waterfall before the crowds and move through the War Cemetery and museum at a pace that lets the history sink in, rather than rushing through a group itinerary.
Ayutthaya Temples & Sunset Boat: Private Day Trip from BangkokYou’ll walk among Ayutthaya’s ancient temples with a local guide who brings old stories to life, step through the “Time Portal” archway wrapped in roots, enjoy lunch or dinner with real Thai flavors, and finish your day floating past riverside homes as the sun sets over ruined spires. It’s a day that lingers long after you’re back in Bangkok.Is it for me?Your guide handles transport and tickets while you hit Wat Mahathat, Wat Chai Wattanaram, and the lesser-known temples—then watch the sunset from the river.
Bangkok Canals Private Boat Tour: Skip Crowds at Wat Nak KlangA private boat tour through Bangkok's canals departs from Wat Nak Klang, a local temple near Wat Arun, and glides at a slow pace past Baan Silapin (The Artist's House) and Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen's Giant Buddha. The two-hour journey includes an English-speaking guide, travel insurance, and bottled water; you bring your own drinks or snacks to shape the experience. The boat holds a small group in cushioned seats, moving through Thonburi's waterways at a pace that lets you absorb the sights instead of rushing past them.Is it for me?The tour starts at Wat Nak Klang, close to Wat Arun but away from the main pier crowds, and public transport reaches it easily—ideal if you're staying elsewhere in Bangkok or don't have a car. The slow pace and small boat mean you absorb the canals instead of being rushed through them, and the guide's commentary in English makes the sights and stories clear without needing to research beforehand.
Bangkok: Railway & Floating Markets, Grand Palace Day TourYou’ll feel Bangkok’s pulse up close: dodging trains at Maeklong Railway Market, drifting through Damnoen Saduak floating market by paddle boat, marveling at gold-tipped palaces and ancient temples with your local guide nearby. Expect unexpected moments—like laughter over language slips or quiet awe inside Wat Pho—that linger long after you return.
Bangkok: Grand Palace, Wat Pho & Wat Arun Private TourYou’ll wander Bangkok’s Grand Palace with a local guide, see the Emerald Buddha up close, marvel at Wat Pho’s giant Reclining Buddha, and climb Wat Arun for city views. With hotel pickup and entry included, you’ll get real stories behind every detail — plus moments of calm you might not expect in such a busy city.
Bangkok: Tuk Tuk Hop-On Pass, Chao Phraya Boat & E-simYou’ll ride eco-friendly tuk tuks across Bangkok’s wild streets, hop off wherever curiosity takes you—from Wat Pho to Siam Square—and drift along the Chao Phraya River by boat. With an e-sim for easy maps and messaging plus hotel pickup included, you’ll have freedom (and AC breaks) as you explore temples, markets, and hidden corners at your own pace.
Bangkok: Night Food Tour by Tuk Tuk with Chinatown & Flower MarketYou’ll ride through Bangkok’s wildest flavors in a tuk tuk—sampling street food at busy night markets, wandering through Pak Klong Talad’s flowers after dark, pausing at glowing temples, and diving into Chinatown’s chaos before ending with rooftop views. Expect laughter with your guide, new tastes at every turn, and memories that linger longer than any meal.
Bangkok Tuk Tuk Night Tour: Food, drinks & Patpong MarketA 3.5-hour night tour of Bangkok led by a certified English-speaking guide, starting at the Umadevi Shrine near Chit Lom Station. You ride a private tuk tuk to an open-air restaurant in the Pratunam area for Thai dishes and a local beer, browse Patpong Night Market in Silom for sweets and souvenirs, then finish at a cozy hidden bar with craft beers, cocktails and live Thai music. The tour includes 6 Thai local dishes, 5 glasses of drinks, tuk tuk transport, and photos throughout; anyone 16 and older can join, though only those 20 and older may drink alcohol under Thai law.Is it for me?If you land in Bangkok with a free evening and want to eat like a local without planning each stop, this tour moves you through the city's night streets on a tuk tuk, handles the route and the timing, and leaves you at a hidden bar with live music instead of back at your hotel wondering where to go next.
Bangkok: Calypso Cabaret Ladyboy Show & PerformancesYou arrive at Asiatique Riverfront and take your assigned seat for a two-hour cabaret show featuring ladyboy performers in glamorous costumes performing traditional Thai dance, Broadway numbers, and modern pop acts. Entrance and all fees are included. After the show, you can stay for photos with performers if you choose. The whole evening runs on a fixed schedule with two showtimes to choose from.Is it for me?Book this if you want a night of live cabaret entertainment in Bangkok without arranging transport or worrying about timing — the fixed showtimes and straightforward route via BTS and shuttle boat mean you show up and the evening is already planned.
Bangkok: Grand Palace, Wat Pho & Wat Arun Private TourYou’ll walk through golden halls at Bangkok’s Grand Palace, stand beneath the giant Reclining Buddha at Wat Pho, and climb partway up Wat Arun for views over the river. With a local guide sharing small stories (and cold water), plus hotel pickup and entry included, you’ll feel both welcomed and wide-eyed in Bangkok’s heart.
Bangkok canal boat ride: Self-guided, 2 hoursA self-guided 2-hour private boat ride on Bangkok's smaller canals, departing and returning to the same pier. You visit an orchid farm to walk around, stop at a temple to feed thousands of fish, and watch how people live along the water—orchid farm entrance and fish feed included.Is it for me?This tour suits someone with a free afternoon who wants to move at their own pace—no guide script, no fixed stops, just you steering the rhythm through the canals. If you prefer someone explaining what you're seeing, a guided tour would work better.
Bangkok Bike Tour: Chinatown, Flower Market & Turtle FeedingA small-group bike tour through Bangkok's historic neighbourhoods, backstreets and riverside communities with an English-speaking local guide. You'll cycle through Talat Noi's hidden lanes, weave through Chinatown's market stalls, explore Pak Klong Talad flower market, feed turtles at a riverside temple, and cross the Chao Phraya by ferry. The tour stays under 8 guests and keeps to mostly flat terrain, with local snacks, all entrance fees, bike and helmet included; your guide captures photos shared after the ride.Is it for me?Book the morning or afternoon departure depending on when you want to move through the markets—both follow the same route and keep the group to 8 or fewer, so the guide can actually navigate the backstreets and the market crowds without losing anyone. If you have young children, confirm their height when booking so the operator can arrange a seat or carrier.
Bangkok: Maeklong Railway & Amphawa Floating Market TourYou’ll feel your heart race as a train barrels through Maeklong Railway Market, then slow down while wandering under ancient banyan roots at Wat Bang Kung. Taste fresh street food at Amphawa Floating Market before ending your day drifting beneath glowing fireflies on the river—a mix of excitement and quiet wonder you’ll carry home.
Bangkok Night Tuk-Tuk Tour: Wat Arun, Grand Palace & ChinatownYou’ll feel Bangkok come alive after dark—from quiet temple courtyards to wild tuk-tuk rides past glowing palaces, then into Chinatown for street food under neon lights. With a local guide sharing stories along the way, it’s not about perfect photos—it’s about tasting, hearing, and feeling the city when most tourists have gone home.
