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The 15 most popular things to do in Bangkok. Gold temples, the Chao Phraya, the floating and railway markets, rooftop dinners and day trips out to Ayutthaya.
Ride the train through Maeklong’s trackside market, then paddle to Damnoen Saduak’s canals for Thai snacks and photos in 7 hours.
“The guide was amazing, really pleasant, transportation very comfortable”
Guided Ayutthaya temples from Bangkok with lunch, covering 4 major ruins and royal-era sites in about 7 hours.
“We lucked out because we got 10 people in total in our van in the end, smaller that initially told (16 pax), and we got the icon guide himself, Paul, a name I’ve heard so many times in the reviews. He is the differentiator - warm, personable, knowledgeable. Paul, sorry I wanted to clap for…”
Bangkok day trip to Damnoen Saduak floating market and Maeklong Railway Market. Boat ride, train spectacle, guided logistics.
“The markets were very interesting - but the guide A made the day. He was friendly, funny, informative, well prepared and he brought snacks (most of which went with stories he was telling us). Having prepared photos of the meeting places with the times as well as a photo of himself with the bus number…”
See Muay Thai at Rajadamnern Stadium, the sport’s birthplace. Reserved seats, pre-fight rituals, and a 3-hour night of action.
“Great experience and was interesting to find out about the history and traditions of Muay Thai. An amazing setting and we also enjoyed the audience participation which was fun. Definitely worth visiting when in Bangkok!”
2-hour Chao Phraya dinner cruise with Thai and international buffet, unlimited beer, and night shows—plus river views from three decks.
“This was a wonderful way to see Bangkok at night. Great fun, ample food and good entertainment.”
Walk Bangkok’s glass skywalk at 314 m on the King Power Mahanakhon 78th floor, with optional SkyRide and rooftop bar upgrades.
“You can enjoy the view for as long as you like without any restrictions. At the end, there’s a laser show, but it’s not very engaging—it lasts only about 10–15 minutes. So, there’s no need to rush off the deck just for it. Overall it’s a good experience”
Cruise Bangkok’s canals by long-tail boat, visit the 200+ year Artist’s House, and snap photos of Bangkok’s biggest Buddha in 2 hours.
“We loved this trip, and our guide was so knowledgeable, friendly and helpful. I would have liked a little longer at the stopping point to browse through the market shops but that’s the trip design I would highly recommend”
Bangkok temple highlight tour with tickets to Grand Palace, Emerald Buddha, Wat Pho, and Wat Arun plus a licensed guide and small group.
“we really enjoyed the information provided by our guide and the boat trip along the river. our guide also managed to keep us dry during the thunderstorms!”
Small-group Grand Palace, Wat Pho, and Wat Arun tour with boat ride, bottled water, and English guide for $24.
“CK was amazing! He was knowledgeable and enthusiastic and was a joy to spend the day with. The temples are gorgeous and worth a trip to see!”
Bangkok to Ayutthaya guided day trip: Bang Pa-In, Wat Mahathat and UNESCO temples, guided storytelling, lunch stop, low-impact touring.
“Tum tum was a symp and patient guide, I enjoy this tour very much, thank to themtum was a”
Cruise Bangkok’s Chao Phraya by hop-on hop-off boat, hitting 11 piers fast and skipping traffic, with deck views and easy transfers.
“Great way to go to all 'the must sees' along the river.”
Small-group 4-hour Bangkok Chinatown backstreets food tour with 15+ tastings and Michelin-listed street stalls, led by two guides.
“Great tour, great guide. Definitely a good way to find good spots in Chinatown!”
Walk the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew in Bangkok with a guide. See the Emerald Buddha, follow dress rules, and travel sustainably.
“Our guide was lovely and gave interesting info. Good pace for walking in the heat and not rushing.”
Ride a tuk tuk through Bangkok at night, snack on street food, and see Wat Prayoon and the Flower Market lit up after dark.
“Second time on tour as had my partner with me on this trip. Well worth it again and happy we tried different places to last time. Our guide, B, was professional and friendly and knew lots about Bangkok and the food we ate. The Pad Thai was off the charts good. Highly recommend as a…”
A two-hour luxury Chao Phraya dinner or sunset cruise with a rooftop view, 30+ menu buffet, live Thai dance, and music.
“We had a great evening on the river cruise. The food was good and the staff very polite and helpful. The riverside sights lit up at night were amazing. The identification of each of the different cruise companies were not easily identified and several people joined the wrong queues or weren't aware that they had…”
