BANGKOK
136 Tours Reviewed
Cabaret on the water in Pattaya. This dinner cruise mixes three things you usually have to pay extra for separately: a night cruise, an included live show, and a buffet meal with unlimited drinks. You board at Laem Bali Hai…
Bangkok at night hits different. You get a short, focused route where temples light up and streets feel calmer than during the heat and peak crowds. The big advantage here is moving by tuk-tuk with a private driver, so you…
Bangkok after dark has a smell. Chili smoke, grilled meats, hot noodles, all in motion. This night food tour uses a tuk-tuk to stitch together Old Bangkok’s street-food hotspots, from a fiery chicken noodle stop to Chinatown (Yaowarat). You’ll sample…
One of Bangkok’s prettiest evenings starts on the river. The VIVA Alangka River Cruise blends a buffet dinner with a full cabaret-style show, while you float past Bangkok’s night-lit sights on the Chao Phraya. It’s a simple plan: eat well,…
One hotel dinner, two Thailand vibes. I love how Salathip Thai Restaurant at Shangri-La Bangkok turns a regular meal into an evening with Chao Phraya scenery and polished service. You get a real 4-course Thai set menu that feels like…
This Mandarin Oriental–area experience layers a riverside Thai dinner setting with the Mirinn Cabaret Extravaganza at BRAVO Theatre. Expect an evening of dance and music, colorful costumes, and a Muay Thai boxing demonstration, all packaged into one prebooked night with…
Evening on the river feels like Bangkok’s best seat. On the Chao Phraya, you’ll slide past major sights after dark while dining on Thai specialties in a renovated vintage rice barge setting. I love the fine-dining service pace and the…
Bangkok looks different from the river. The Smile Riverside Dinner Cruise turns an evening on the Chao Phraya into a simple plan: you eat a full international buffet with seafood, then watch live Thai classic dance and cabaret as major…
Dinner on the river beats dinner at a table. This Chao Phraya Princess cruise turns Bangkok’s evening glow into something you can photograph from the water. You’ll slip down the Chao Phraya River as monuments look their best at night,…
Bangkok looks different from the river. This Unicorn Chao Phraya Dinner Cruise turns the classic sights into a moving nighttime backdrop, with landmark views like Wat Arun and the Grand Palace from the water. I like that the ship setup…
Bangkok looks different at dusk. This Sala Rim Naam dinner and show pairs a classy Mandarin Oriental setting with an easy, scenic river ride on a traditional teak ferry, then tops it with Thai music and dance performed live. I…
Thai classical dance feels instantly graceful. This Nopparat dinner-and-show evening pairs a Thai set meal with a 30-minute classical performance, all in a restaurant setting built around live music and story movement. It’s a simple plan for a night in…
Bangkok looks different from the river at night. This Chao Phraya Princess dinner cruise is an easy, structured way to see the city light up while you eat well and stay out of the Bangkok traffic game. You’re also choosing…
Dinner with a view in Bangkok is hard to beat. This one takes you to the 61st-floor rooftop Vertigo & Moon at Banyan Tree, where you eat as the city lights switch on. I love the built-in complimentary photo with…
Bangkok looks different from the river. This 2-hour Chao Phraya dinner cruise lets you watch Bangkok’s mix of temples, markets, and big-city architecture slide by as dusk turns into night. You also get classic landmark scenery like Wat Arun and…
