BANGKOK
131 Tours Reviewed
Night on the Chao Phraya has a pull. This Bangkok dinner cruise turns the river into a moving view deck, with Thai performances and a Khon mask show layered over nighttime city lights. It’s a simple plan: eat well, watch…
Bangkok at night looks better from the water. This White Orchid dinner cruise gives you Chao Phraya skyline views with river-banked photo moments of Wat Arun and the Grand Palace, then pairs them with a welcome drink and filling Thai-and-international…
Bangkok looks different when you’re on the water. This newest 5-star Chao Phraya dinner cruise pairs temple-and-skyline night views with rooftop panoramic sightlines on a brand-new 3-deck boat. One thing to plan for: the rooftop sells out fast, and the…
A night cruise in Bangkok can feel touristy fast. This one slows down the whole experience: you float past major sights while you settle into an intimate small-group dinner on a restored antique rice barge called Manohra. I especially like…
Bangkok by night looks different from the water. This 2-hour buffet dinner cruise takes you through some of the city’s best-known sights along the Chao Phraya River, with a 3-deck ship built for moving between air-conditioned comfort and open-air photo…
Bangkok glows from the river. The White Orchid Chao Phraya Dinner Cruise turns that view into a full evening plan, with shimmering city-light reflections and photo-friendly angles on the Chao Phraya River. I love that the food is an unlimited…
Bangkok looks better from a dinner table. This is a luxe, two-hour night cruise on the Chao Phraya that mixes sightseeing with a full meal and stage shows, starting right at Icon Siam. The river perspective changes everything: bridges, palaces,…
Michelin bites, delivered by tuk-tuk. This small-group evening pairs Rattanakosin old-city sightseeing with smart, timed stops at Michelin recommended eateries, so you eat your way across Bangkok without the hassle of getting around. You also get a hotel meet-up with…
Bangkok at night looks better from the river. This Wonderful Pearl dinner cruise is a simple plan: eat, watch performance, and glide past major sights on the Chao Phraya River after dark. I like that you get a real sightseeing…
Bangkok at night is electric. This tuk-tuk tour stitches together key neighborhoods fast: Chinese temples, a major viewpoint at Golden Mount, lantern-lit landmarks, then the food and chaos of Chinatown and Khao San Road. I especially like the hotel pickup…
Dinner on the Chao Phraya feels cinematic. On the Royal Princess River Dinner Cruise, you glide past Bangkok’s lit-up temples and bridges while you eat an international seafood buffet and enjoy live music with traditional dance. You’ll also get classic…
Bangkok glows best from the river. This Chao Phraya dinner cruise on Viva Alangka blends a big buffet, live entertainment, and temple-and-skyline views as you float under Bangkok’s bridges. I especially like the sheer scale of the ship and the…
Bangkok glows best from the river. This Bangkok dinner cruise is a simple way to get night views of major sights from the Chao Phraya, without dealing with tuk-tuks after dark. I especially like the live band on two decks…
Bangkok gets better when you eat on water. This restored antique rice barge dinner cruise pairs a sunset river sail with set-menu fine Thai dining, served course by course. You’ll glide past major landmarks like the Grand Palace and the…
Bangkok at night looks better from water. This Royal Princess Chao Phraya dinner cruise pairs an unlimited buffet with live music, then floats you past big-name landmarks like Wat Arun and the Grand Palace area. It’s a simple 2-hour plan…
