BANGKOK · DESTINATION
1197 Tours Reviewed
Bangkok can feel loud. This bike tour turns that noise into a calmer ride through Bang Krachao’s canals, farms, and small lanes. You’ll start with a local ferry to the island, then cruise roughly 14–16 km (about 10 miles) with…
Few places hit like River Kwai. This 2-day trip from Bangkok strings together major WWII sites, including the Bridge over the River Kwai and the Hellfire Pass Memorial Walking Trail, then adds real momentum with boat rides and a historic…
Ayutthaya feels like time travel. This one-day private tour from Bangkok is a smart mix of big sights and local flavor, with stops at Bang Pa-In Summer Palace and key Ayutthaya temple ruins. I like that you get a private…
Bangkok can feel like a lot. This walking tour turns it into a clear route of real places. You’ll go past major sights, snack your way through a well-known neighborhood, and end with a simple reward: a free Chang beer.…
Ayutthaya at sunset has a special kind of magic. This 8-hour join tour is built around a smooth afternoon rhythm: temples first, golden-hour riverside views next, then a sunset boat ride to cap it off. I like that it’s organized…
Dinner plans with a front-row river view If Bangkok after dark is your thing, this Grand Pearl dinner cruise gives you a ready-made night plan without the stress of hopping between stops. You’ll board at River City Pier, slide along…
Two days can feel like a week in Bangkok. This cruise-friendly setup rolls in a private car and driver from Laem Chabang Port, then strings together the classic temple sights plus Damnoen Saduak. I like that the schedule is built…
Thai cooking gets real fast. This Homies Thai Cooking Experience in Bangkok strings together two great parts: a market walk to pick ingredients, then a hands-on class where you cook traditional dishes with a professional local chef. It’s also a…
Sunset photos, ferry vibes, then street food hits. This Bangkok Chinatown tour works because it strings together two things people usually do separately: a Wat Arun sunset stop and a guided street food run through one of the city’s most…
Big Bangkok culture in four hours. This private tour strings together two of the city’s most important sights—the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha)—with the kind of guide help that keeps you from wandering in…
Gold so heavy it changes your pace. This Bangkok temple tour is built around two very different Buddha sights: the Golden Buddha at Wat Traimit (a 5.5-ton solid gold statue) and then a quieter temple for the Mini Reclining Buddha.…
Thai history, in walking-sized pieces, is the draw. Muang Boran turns a huge open-air park into a time-saver: you can see temple ruins, palaces, and city layouts from different eras without hopscotching across Thailand. I like that the site covers…
Ayutthaya feels calmer at night. I like that the timing keeps you away from the worst heat and heavy daytime crowds, and I like that you get guided stops at top World Heritage sites plus dinner included. The only real…
Bangkok at night hits different. The Wonderful Pearl Cruise packages the big city lights with dinner, music, and shows, all on the Chao Phraya River. You get a welcome drink plus snacks as you settle in, and the views of…
Bangkok can feel like a blur. This ride turns it into a smart, trackable route with klongs and temple stops packed into one day. I like that it focuses on local life from the inside, not just postcard sights, and…
