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Step back in time to the days of the Kingdom of Siam with this guided tour from Bangkok to Ayutthaya, Siam's former capital, now a UNESCO World Heritage site. Visit the most-important sites, including the Temple of the Reclining Buddha (Wat Lokayasutharam), Wat Mahathat, Wat Chaiwatthanaram, and Wat Yai Chai Mongkol, and cruise around Ayutthaya on a Chao Praya River boat tour.

Escape Bangkok’s bustle on a private day trip to Thaka floating market. Stop at a coconut sugar farm on the way, then watch vendors paddle wooden boats piled with fragrant lotus blossoms, coconuts and handicrafts, selling their wares in a palm lined canal. Bargain for traditional cloth or carvings, sample local delicacies, and get a glimpse of local life.

Visit the Grand Palace compound which including the temple of the Emerald Buddha and the Palace. This is a truly remarkable complex and a held royal ceremony and Buddhist ritual over 200 years. Enjoy the exquisite architecture of the throne halls, pavilion and gallery. The art and decoration make the Palace different and very unique. • Travel with attentive tour guide as private tour is tailor as you like. • Understanding the Thai history and ritual in this sacred place • See and learn about art , tales, and listen to fun story that happened in the palace. • Have enough time to take photos with our pleasant tour guide • Avoid of all scammers around the area

Explore the rich history and culture of Thailand on this half-day private tour through Bangkok. Aboard private transport, visit the city's most important landmarks: the opulent Grand Palace, the official royal residence since 1782 and home to the Temple of the Emerald Buddha; the Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun; and the Temple of the Reclining Buddha (Wat Pho).

Bangkok comes alive at night, but the city can be intimidating without a guide. Skip the stress of negotiating with tuk-tuk drivers and the hassles of planning a route, and enjoy this private tour. You'll visit top landmarks, including the Giant Swing, the Temple of the Reclining Buddha (Wat Pho), and Wat Prayurawongsawat Worawihan, savor a signature dessert and a full Thai dinner, and enjoy a riverside stroll.

Experience the non-touristy side of Bangkok with a rickshaw ride and hiking tour that showcases another aspect of this capital city. Follow an expert guide through Chinese temples, urban streets and past key attractions as you make your way through this Southeast Asian destination.

Step back into Bangkok’s past on this half-day tour around three of the city’s remarkable temples. Instead of trying to navigate Bangkok public transport or braving the roads in a rental car, travel around the spectacular statues and temples at Wat Traimit, Wat Pho and Wat Benchamabophit in convenient group transport. You don’t even need to leave your hotel to find a meeting point: tourists can choose to get picked up direct from their hotel lobby.

Make the most out of your visit to Bangkok's Grand Palace by traveling with a guide, who will provide in-depth information on its history and architecture. You'll have plenty of time to ask questions as you explore; you'll also visit the must-see Wat Phra Kaew, one of the most important Buddhist temples in Thailand. Includes hotel pickup and private tour option.

Get out into the countryside and escape the busy city of Bangkok on this small group tour that takes you to the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. Your guide will organize a boat trip that will let you experience the markets on the water, like the locals. You’ll have round-trip transfers from Bangkok, so you won’t need to organize that yourself. Just enjoy the day out with your small group and guide.

Explore Bangkok your way with this hop-on hop-off tuk-tuk tour around Old Town. Set your own pace and create your own itinerary as you visit top Bangkok attractions using an app that helps you locate the eco-friendly tuk-tuks. Forget haggling over prices—just find a stop, hop on, and go. It’s the perfect way to weave through historic alleys and busy city streets. Choose from Value or Plus passes, which both include an eSIM and tourist boat ticket.

Swap the bustle of Bangkok for its more relaxed canal network on a small group tour that lets you escape the crowds on land. Delve deeper into the Thai capital’s culture and history and you stop at an orchid farm and 250-year-old artists’ residency, and see a side of the city that most first-time visitors miss out on.

When in Bangkok, get out of the concrete streets and into the green for a three part adventure. You and your small group will get to ride cruiser bikes through the park, kayak through the palm jungle, and then have a little fun one long-tailed boat ride on the Chao Phraya River. This is a great way to breathe some fresh air, get some exercise, and see how the locals travel along the river.

Feast your way through Bangkok's street food scene on a private tour with a local foodie host. You'll get a great introduction to the city’s diverse food scene and enjoy the freedom to tailor your tour according to your tastes—so you won't have to ramp up the spice levels if you don't want to. You’ll enjoy 10 dishes that range from fresh salads to sweet treats, getting the back stories on each snack you taste along the way.

Avoid getting stuck in traffic on Bangkok’s congested roads with a relaxing two-hour boat tour through the city’s myriad of little canals. Get a close-up look at local life around the water. Visit an orchid farm to take a walk and admire the exotic flowers, as well as a temple where you can feed the resident fish.

Are you an adventurous cruise passenger docking in Laem Chabang, eager to dive into the vibrant history and captivating charm of Bangkok? If you’re a first-time visitor to this iconic city, we invite you to join us on an extraordinary full-day shore excursion that promises to enchant, inspire, and amaze you. Experience Bangkok’s most iconic sights up close, from the majestic Grand Palace and the revered Temple of the Emerald Buddha to the timeless beauty of Wat Phra Chetuphon (Wat Pho). Take in the city’s enchanting atmosphere as you glide through the scenic waterways on a canal cruise, often called the “Venice of the East,” offering unforgettable photo opportunities around every bend. Our expert guides are passionate about sharing the best of Bangkok with you, weaving together stories and insights that bring the city’s rich culture and history to life. With comfortable, hassle-free transportation included, you can relax and fully immerse yourself in the adventure without a worry.

Travel like the locals do—by tuk-tuk—on a half-day sightseeing tour of Bangkok. With a local guide, hop aboard an electric tuk-tuk and in a in a sustainable and immersive way explore Thonburi and Wang Lang districts. Discover hidden gems, experience markets packed with local vendors, try your hand in some amazing local food and relax in a riverside cafe to drink in the views. This small-group (private option also available) tour operates with a maximum of 9 passengers for a personalized experience

Bangkok evening food tour with locals offer insider knowledge, guiding you to hidden back street and introducing deeper understanding of the city's culinary culture, making tour immersive and unique. you can taste more than 5 type of local snacks and most popular dish where the most local people like to go highlights of boat add tuktuk excursion of city night tour through the old street and attractions view the beautiful night also we will included sunset cruiser tour about 30 minutes view the beautiful Grant Place of Wat Arun and Wat Pho along the riverside , also find a point to take unique pictures of Giant Buddha -Wat Paknam when tour completed guide can assist you take taxi back to you hotel

Bangkok is one of the best places to sample Thailand’s varied street food, but it can be intimidating for first-time visitors to take to the streets alone. This evening tour by tuk tuk ensures a fun and safe experience, as your guide takes you to the best local vendors, explains each dish, and introduces you to local delicacies such as pork satay, sesame dumplings, and ginger soup.

Tour some of the best spots in Bangkok on this private tour where you’ll get to see temples, shrines, monuments, and more while riding tuktuks. Stop at a rooftop bar for a mocktail, and taste some of Bangkok’s tastiest street food that you might never try on your own. This is just a half day tour, so after it’s finished, the rest of the day is yours.

A walking tour of Bangkok is a great introduction to the city that also provides you with cultural insights from your guide. Enjoy a more personalized experience in a small-group setting, and see major highlights including the reclining Buddha statue at Wat Pho and Wat Arun. Stick to the group tour, or upgrade for a private tour.

Enjoy a thrilling day out on the water and on land at Nakhon Nayok with this combo whitewater rafting and ATV tour from Bangkok. Enjoy an ox-cart ride, then ride an ATV for 3.7 miles (6 kilometers) to the Namtok Sarika Waterfall. After lunch, tackle 4.3 miles (7 kilometers) of rapids along the Nakhon Nayok River before returning to Bangkok.

Experience the bustle of Bangkok at night during this private tuk-tuk tour that includes a delicious Thai meal. After hotel pickup, head out into the busy city onboard a traditional tuk-tuk, driven by your English-speaking guide. Visit sights such as Chinatown, Pak Khlong Talat (Flower Market), Wat Ratchanadaram (Loha Prasat), and the bustling Khaosarn Road.

Bangkok's Chinatown is well-known for having some of the best street food, but it can be difficult for visitors to navigate on their own. Take the mystery out of finding the best food stalls on this private guided street food tour. Follow your guide around and taste popular Thai-Chinese dishes at several different stops, along with quick stops at area landmarks such as Wat Traimit and Kuan Yim Shrine.

Unless you can speak and read Thai, navigating Bangkok’s street food scene can be difficult. Leave the logistics to a local on a small-group street food tour of Chinatown. Follow your guide around and sample a variety of savory and sweet Chinese-Thai dishes and drinks, and stop at Kuan Yim Shrine to learn about Chinese beliefs and culture.