E-Scooter Ride in Bang Kra Jao: Jungle paths from Bangkok
Scooter through Bangkok's hidden jungle instead of its streets
This e-scooter activity takes you from Bangkok into Bang Kra Jao, an undeveloped jungle district, where you ride raised walkways past canals, villages and temples. You'll visit a Ganesh Shrine deep in the mangroves, explore a local floating market on weekends, and feed fish by the lake, all on electric scooter paths that keep you away from the city's traffic.
Step-by-step itinerary
E-scooter tour in Bang Kra Jao
- Meet English speaking guide
- Take ferry to Bang Kra Jao
- Scoot around green park and feed fish
- Visit Ganesh Shrine
- Visit Bang Nam Phueng Floating Market or local restaurant
What’s included
- Use of an electric scooter.
- helmet.
- bottled water.
- lunch at a local restaurant on weekdays or at the floating market on weekends.
Times
- Tuesday to Sunday 10:00
Before you book
Operated by Jamming Bike, E-Scooter & Walking Tours
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The experience
You meet your English-speaking guide at Siam Paragon, then take a ferry across to Bang Kra Jao. Once there, the scooter paths begin: raised walkways that wind through green parkland and past the water, nothing like Bangkok's congested roads. The jungle here is quiet enough to hear the canals, and the ride itself is the point: you're moving through wilderness on a machine that lets you cover ground without the noise and fumes of a motorbike.
The stops come naturally as you ride. You'll pull over by the lake to feed fish in the shade, then head deeper into the mangroves toward villages and Buddhist temples. The Ganesh Shrine sits away from the main paths, a small detour that takes you through the kind of landscape most Bangkok visitors never see. On weekends, the route includes Bang Nam Phueng Floating Market, where lunch happens on the water. On weekdays, you eat at a local restaurant instead. The whole thing runs about three and a half hours, which means you can do this in a free afternoon and still have time to get back to the city.
The scooter itself is electric, so there's no gear shifting or heavy steering. You stand on the platform, grip the handlebars, and lean into turns. A helmet comes with the ride, and bottled water is included. The paths are designed for this kind of travel, not for speed, so the pace stays manageable even if you've never ridden one before.
Is this one for you?At three and a half hours, this fits into a free afternoon without eating your whole day, leaving you time to explore Bangkok before or after. The scooter pace is steady rather than strenuous, so it suits anyone with moderate fitness who wants to cover ground without the intensity of a longer trek or the crowds of a standard city tour.
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Top questions
Can children come?
Yes. Ticket types: Child (4 to 15 years); Infant (under 4).
What happens if it rains?
It may be canceled due to bad weather. If that happens, you're offered another date or a refund. Free cancellation up to 24 h before the start.
What is Bang Kra Jao and why is it different from the rest of Bangkok?
Bang Kra Jao is an undeveloped jungle district within Bangkok, separated from the city by canals and accessible only by ferry. It's a patchwork of mangroves, villages, temples and green parkland where the main routes are raised walkways and water, not roads, which is why scooters work here and cars don't.
Do I need experience riding an electric scooter to do this?
No prior experience is required. The scooter is electric with no manual transmission, and the raised walkways are designed for this kind of travel at a steady pace rather than speed. The guide will make sure you're comfortable before you head out.
What happens at Bang Nam Phueng Floating Market?
On weekends, the tour includes a stop at Bang Nam Phueng Floating Market, where you have lunch on the water among the vendors and boats. During weekdays, lunch happens at a local restaurant instead, so the meal is always included but the setting changes depending on when you go.
How much walking is involved beyond the scooter riding?
A moderate amount of walking happens during the stops: getting around the Ganesh Shrine, exploring the market or restaurant area, and moving between the scooter and the various sites. The walking is part of the experience, not the main event.
What's included in the price, and what do I need to bring?
The scooter, helmet, bottled water and lunch are all included. You'll want to bring sunscreen, a camera, and comfortable clothes you don't mind getting a bit dusty. The ferry ride to and from Bang Kra Jao is part of the tour. Hotel pickup is not included, so you'll meet the guide at Siam Paragon.
E-Scooter Ride in Bang Kra Jao: Jungle paths from Bangkok
3h 30m · EN
from US$ 41 per person
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