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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.
“Great tour with Kung. Lovely food from Street Market to Pad Thai Restaurant to Chinatown finishing up at the Flower Market. The tuk tuks were great fun and Kung took lots of photos of us along the way. Highly recommended.”
Midnight Bangkok tuk-tuk food tour with 10+ tastings, Isan snacks, Wat Arun rooftop views, and a flower market stop. $74.
“Lots of food, fun tuktuk ride at night. Great view of the temples. Really good experience”
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 booked the private tour in the evening. we loved Mike! he was knowledgeable and gave great advice. he knew history of the sites and the places we tried. since its private, mike was able to he flexible, give us breaks, make a detour (for thai milk tea!) or change the plan in small ways…”
A classic Thai tuk-tuk tour through Bangkok’s biggest hits, with quick temple stops, Chinatown, a flower market, and a folding lotus craft.
“Excellent 2 hour intro to the city and culture”
Ride a classic Bangkok tuk-tuk for 2 hours and snap photos at major landmarks, then finish in Chinatown with a lotus-folding bonus.
“Great tour and a very informative guide. A great way to see some of the sights of Bangkok. I would recommend the 4pm tour. We finished in China Town at 6pm which was perfect for grabbing something to eat at the bustling street vendors and restaurants.”
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.
“We definitely recommend this tour 👌 You get to see Wat Arun both in sunset and lit up, which is marvelous. You can avoid crowds and the afternoon heat. Our lovely guide Kit did a wonderful job, gave us a lot of interesting information about the places, historical background and the culture. He took care…”
Night boat, tuk-tuk temples, flower market, Giant Swing, and Chinatown street food with dessert. From $40.76.
“This was a well organized and fun tour. We had a really variety in a short amount of time. The only part that was a little disappointing was the meal in Chinatown. We thought we would experience authentic street food but ate in a restaurant with a limited menu. The tuk tuks were absolutely a…”
App-controlled tuk tuks and a one-day Chao Phraya boat pass. Skip haggling, hop to key sights, and stay connected with an eSIM.
“The tuktuk was a great way in getting to places. Our tuktuk driver with the plate number 6060 was very accommodating though he did not speak much, he guided us to where we needed to go. The app was convenient and showed us the pick up and drop off points, it also included the tuktuk…”
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.
“This cooking tour is the highlight of our Bangkok trip thus far! We were greeted by Alex, our instructor, by the MRT exit as our meeting point. We greeted each other and the other 6 class participants. A short walk from the meeting point was our market for the purchase of our cooking ingredients. The…”
Tuk-tuk hotel pickup for a 3.5-hour Bangkok Michelin food crawl with mango sticky rice, Michelin Pad Thai, and Chinatown desserts.
“We had a dedicated Tuk Tuk driver for the duration of the tour and he took good care of us. There was plenty of food and it was very good.”
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.
“I got hurt on this event. At one of the sights a skate boarder ran his skateboard into my ankle. Quite damaged and sore. Black and blue. An unsafe situation.”
Bangkok at night by tuk-tuk with a local guide: 7+ street-food tastings, Chinatown stops, a flower market, and rooftop views for $75.
“The meeting point was easy to find, with clear instructions emailed to us the day before. Chai was great and gave us a lot of information along the way about buildings we passed and the history of the city. The first 3 dishes we had were delicious (boat noodles, dim sum and mango sticky rice).…”
Bangkok evening tuk tuk food tour packs Thai street dishes, local markets, and Chinatown desserts into a guided 4-hour night ride.
“Jazz was an amazing tour guide. I would recommend this trip to anyone that visits Bangkok especially if you get Jazz as your guide! You will be stuffed by the end!”
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.
“The original driver never showed up. The tour started 40 minutes late with a replacement driver. He was very polite, could speak enough English and expertly drove me through this wonderful city. I loved the tour except for the extra initial wait.”
