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The ones worth your time.
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.
“Fantastic trip. Both Philip and the driver were lovely, funny and gave a great level of detail on the various temples. The lunch was also perfect. Thanks Philip, we had a great day 😊”
Bangkok day trip to Damnoen Saduak floating market and Maeklong Railway Market. Boat ride, train spectacle, guided logistics.
“Jeed was brilliant and made sure we had the best day. The market and train are a must see, with my wife and I enjoying shopping (take plenty of cash) and some amazing food. Well recommend.”
See Muay Thai at Rajadamnern Stadium, the sport’s birthplace. Reserved seats, pre-fight rituals, and a 3-hour night of action.
“This was our first time seeing Muay Thai. We arrived at the starting time so we got to see some of the ‘warm up’ matches which was great to get us in the zone and figure out how it works. We watched the games get progressively more brutal. The stadium isn’t too big so easy…”
2-hour Chao Phraya dinner cruise with Thai and international buffet, unlimited beer, and night shows—plus river views from three decks.
“excellent trip, food was amazing. highly recommend”
Walk Bangkok’s glass skywalk at 314 m on the King Power Mahanakhon 78th floor, with optional SkyRide and rooftop bar upgrades.
“This was an amazing experience. I got my moneys worth. This is one of the best tourist attraction that I think when people come to Bangkok they should definitely do because it was just amazing. The views were incredible.”
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.
“This was a very good trip that I would recommend. Neo the guide was very informative and made the trip a great experience and the boat pilot was very skillful. We spent about 40 mins walking around the area of the artist house but this can change depending on tide and how long it takes…”
Bangkok temple highlight tour with tickets to Grand Palace, Emerald Buddha, Wat Pho, and Wat Arun plus a licensed guide and small group.
“We had such an amazing time - the visit was great thanks to the guide. She was very kind and very nice. She was also really knowledgeable and could explain everything about what we saw. Thank you for making us discover Bangkok, that was perfect”
Small-group Grand Palace, Wat Pho, and Wat Arun tour with boat ride, bottled water, and English guide for $24.
“Sunday was an excellent guide and looked after us really well. Thank you!”
Bangkok to Ayutthaya guided day trip: Bang Pa-In, Wat Mahathat and UNESCO temples, guided storytelling, lunch stop, low-impact touring.
“nice tour guide!She can speak fluent mandarin and tell us lots of interesting historical stories:)met lots of nice people. Unforgettable memories”
Cruise Bangkok’s Chao Phraya by hop-on hop-off boat, hitting 11 piers fast and skipping traffic, with deck views and easy transfers.
“Good time saving activity. For it to be worth the money, you should travel about 4 times (easily done over the 11 piers). No guide included.”
Small-group 4-hour Bangkok Chinatown backstreets food tour with 15+ tastings and Michelin-listed street stalls, led by two guides.
“Such a great tour! So many tastings and good food. Annie was a terrific guide and Pai made sure everything ran smoothly. Thanks for a great tour!”
Walk the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew in Bangkok with a guide. See the Emerald Buddha, follow dress rules, and travel sustainably.
“Great tour with Sun! Found it very easy to understand all the Information she shared.”
Ride a tuk tuk through Bangkok at night, snack on street food, and see Wat Prayoon and the Flower Market lit up after dark.
“The tour was well organised. There were lots of stops which were all great. I particularly liked feeding the turtles and the restaurant we were taken to. The tuk tuk drivers were brilliant. Sa Sa the tour guide was fabulous, very informative, organised, friendly and helpful, she made the trip!!”
A two-hour luxury Chao Phraya dinner or sunset cruise with a rooftop view, 30+ menu buffet, live Thai dance, and music.
“Awesome!! Worth every single cent! Food, views, vibes, the employees were awesome and really nice!”
