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The ones worth your time.
The 15 tuk-tuks tours travellers book most, with what each one includes, who runs it, and what you pay.
Ride a tuk tuk through Bangkok at night, snack on street food, and see Wat Prayoon and the Flower Market lit up after dark.
“Loved our guide Jip and our driver Don. Wonderful tour!”
Midnight Bangkok tuk-tuk food tour with 10+ tastings, Isan snacks, Wat Arun rooftop views, and a flower market stop. $74.
“Great food and fantastic guide. The tuk tuk rides in between were so fun!”
Ride a tuk tuk through Bangkok’s Chinatown and taste Michelin-loved street food at iconic stops, with a guide to keep you on track.
“We had a very nice tour with our super friendly tour guide Tum Tum who had arranged a great tour, where she introduced us to amazing food, the local area and told us many interesting facts along the way. We highly recommend!”
A classic Thai tuk-tuk tour through Bangkok’s biggest hits, with quick temple stops, Chinatown, a flower market, and a folding lotus craft.
“We had a one night stop over in Bangkok and our two hour yuk yuk tour was the best way to pack as many sights in as possible. Street food, temples and the highlight folding lotus flowers. Our guide was great, lots of interesting info and a relaxed pace of tour despite fitting so much…”
Ride a classic Bangkok tuk-tuk for 2 hours and snap photos at major landmarks, then finish in Chinatown with a lotus-folding bonus.
“Amazing tour. Johan our guide was very friendly and experienced. He did not only show us Bangkok but also let us experience it - like learning how to fold a lotus flower. The Tuk Tuk rides were so much fun and definitely a must try when in Bangkok. Highly recommend this tour!”
Evening Bangkok tour of Wat Pho and Wat Arun by ferry, then a tuk-tuk to Chinatown for street-food time. Small group, 4 hours.
“Our guide Sun was amazing! She is so wise and knowledgeable. She had a lot of patience with us and our kids and answered all our questions in. She was kind and helpful. We were extremely happy with the tour and specially our guide Sun. 100% recommendable!”
Night boat, tuk-tuk temples, flower market, Giant Swing, and Chinatown street food with dessert. From $40.76.
“This was such a fun, exciting adventure. Bella our guide was amazing, full of interesting facts, funny and very helpful. Our tuk tuk driver was so lovely too. We saw so many amazing things and dinner and dessert was delicious. Well worth it :)”
App-controlled tuk tuks and a one-day Chao Phraya boat pass. Skip haggling, hop to key sights, and stay connected with an eSIM.
“Very good. Pity they could not pick us from our hotel.”
Go to Khlong Toei Market, ride a Tuk Tuk, then cook and eat classic Thai dishes with Chef Pim or Chef Alex in a small group.
“A nice way to learn about Thai cooking and market tour . We had fun with chef Alex as he took us through the market explaining about different ingredients and food ! Then we took a Tuk Tuk to the class. It was nice to see it being so organised and the explanation was also…”
Tuk-tuk hotel pickup for a 3.5-hour Bangkok Michelin food crawl with mango sticky rice, Michelin Pad Thai, and Chinatown desserts.
“Great tour! Our guide was lovely and you could tell she loves her country! The food was all very high quality and the tuk tuk rides around were a fun added experience!”
Bangkok night with tuk-tuks, river views, Wat Arun grounds, a flower-market lotus lesson, then Chinatown street food and Thai dessert.
“Guide was great , Tuk Tuk ride enjoyed, also ferry rides were good”
Chiang Mai at dusk by tuk-tuk: four temples, street-food tastings, dessert, and the Night Bazaar with an English guide.
“Tik was a great tour guide, very easy to understand and educated on the temples and Buddhism. He took us to 3 temples and then to the night market, guiding us expertly in tuk tuks around the city. It was a really nice intro to Chiang Mai and so refreshing to visit the temples at…”
Bangkok at night by tuk-tuk with a local guide: 7+ street-food tastings, Chinatown stops, a flower market, and rooftop views for $75.
“You simply must do this tour! Sophi was great and the food was delicious. We loved seeing areas of the city we hadn’t been to and discovering hidden gems. Highly recommend!”
Bangkok evening tuk tuk food tour packs Thai street dishes, local markets, and Chinatown desserts into a guided 4-hour night ride.
“This was great and really interesting. Our tour guide (sorry cant recall her name now but it was 3 letters) she was lovely and very knowledgeable. Lots of food along the way. The dedicated tuk tuks were great as well.”
Private tuk tuk around Chiang Mai’s Old City: gates, big-stupa temples, silver temple, and markets. Hotel pickup included for a calm, low-walk half day.
“Our driver spoke very little English but he did respect our request to do no shopping but more Temple stops which we appreciated. He did not tell us much except the name of each Temple but also took us to a significant gate in the city wall and the three kings Monument.”
