Top Bangkok Tours, Sightseeing & Cruises - page 2

Discover the best that Bangkok has to offer on this full-day private tour of the city. Visit all of the must-see attractions such as the Grand Palace, Chinatown, the vibrant flower market, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, and much more. Learn about the city’s rich history, religion, and culture from your informative guide as you drive around Bangkok in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle.

Don’t miss out on visiting the Ayutthaya Historical Park while you’re in Bangkok—book this small-group tour and avoid the larger group tours that take you on a crowded bus. This small-group tour is limited to just nine travelers, and it allows you to connect with other like-minded people on your journey. Plus, you’ll get a full day to explore the main highlights of the park with your guide.

Get great views of Bangkok from the indoor and outdoor viewing decks at Mahanakhon SkyWalk, the highest observation deck in Thailand. Enjoy panoramic views as you walk around the indoor observation hall and outdoor observation deck, and check out the dizzying views below the glass floor of The Peak. On the entry way to the SkyWalk, you can also watch multimedia displays about Bangkok.

Discover the Grand Palace and three of the top temples in Bangkok with a guide who can provide deeper insights into these popular landmarks. Make your way to the meeting point, then explore the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew, which houses the Emerald Buddha, before seeing the Reclining Buddha at Wat Pho and visiting Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn.

The ruined city of Ayutthaya was once the capital of Siam. Travelers interested in Thai culture and history, as well as Buddhism, will love this day tour. Visit some of Ayutthaya’s must-see sights, including temples, palaces, and enormous Buddha statues. This organized tour is an easy way to visit Ayutthaya, as it will save you the hassle of catching buses or trains.

Experience two of Bangkok’s most famous traditional markets on this half-day tour. Benefit from a small group size as you ride the train to the Maeklong Railway Market, uniquely situated on a working railway track. After free time for shopping, continue to the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market and cruise around the stalls on a longtail boat.

Explore Bangkok’s most important cultural sights on a half-day private tour of the Grand Palace, Wat Pho, and Wat Traimit. Learn about the country’s royal heritage as you explore the palace, whose elaborate stepped roofs are the height of Siamese design. Visit the funeral and coronation halls, and see the sacred Buddha carved from solid jade. Circle the reclining Buddha at Wat Pho then stroll cool halls lined with hundreds of Buddha images. Continue to Wat Traimit to see a centuries-old golden Buddha, and leave an offering in the gleaming sanctuary.

Visit the vibrant Damnoen Saduak floating market and Maeklong Railway Market in one day with the help of a guide on this tour. Immerse yourself in the bustling atmosphere, capture photos, indulge in delicious food, and get a glimpse of local Thai life. Hotel pickup is available from select areas, and groups are limited to 12 participants for a more personalized experience.

If you love food and want to try some foods you might not if you were roaming the streets on your own, book this small, intimate group tour that takes you to Michelin recommended eateries all over the city. Transport is arranged by tuk-tuk, so you don’t need to bother with that. You also try more than 10 different dishes and explore Bangkok’s different neighborhoods, too.

Escape bustling Bangkok for the day on a private tour to the Bridge on the River Kwai and the Death Railway (Burma Railway), a perfect choice for lovers of history. With just your private guide and party, you’ll travel between dispersed attractions with ease, spending less time navigating and more time focusing on the scenery. Plus, lunch, water, and pickup and drop-off are included for a seamless experience.

A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Ayutthaya is one of Bangkok’s must-sees. Pair it with two other out-of-town attractions that are tough to reach on public transportation during this convenient tour, which covers ground you couldn’t possibly cover independently. Ride a long-tail boat through the canals to Damnoen Saduak Floating Market and watch a train pass through Maeklong Railway Market. Upgrade for a private tour with door-to-door round-trip transportation.

Visiting an ethical elephant sanctuary from Bangkok or Pattaya can take planning, especially when relying on public transportation. However, this experience simplifies the journey with round-trip transportation included. At the sanctuary, you can observe elephants in a natural setting, learn about their behavior and conservation, and take part in responsible feeding activities too.

Explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Ayutthaya on a full-day private tour from Bangkok. Visit three historic Buddhist temples, stroll through the local market, and learn about Thailand’s culture and history from your informative guide. This tour is also inclusive of a boat tour around the island of Ayutthaya and delicious Thai desserts.

Join us for a meaningful half-day adventure at Phuket’s ethical elephant sanctuary. After hotel pickup, you’ll be welcomed by our guides and introduced to the rescued elephants who now live freely in their forest home. Walk along natural trails to observe them foraging, playing, and socializing, while learning about their stories and care. Next, discover how herbal food and snacks are prepared to support the elephants’ health, then enjoy the unforgettable experience of feeding them by hand — no riding, no shows, just genuine interaction. The small-group setting ensures a relaxed atmosphere and plenty of opportunities to ask questions and take photos. Your visit ends with light refreshments and a lunch box before saying farewell to the elephants. With transfers included, this 4-hour program is a perfect way to combine education, conservation, and unforgettable memories, all while directly supporting elephant welfare in Phuket.

Ayutthaya—Thailand’s former capital city—is a UNESCO World Heritage Site famous for its impressive temple ruins. This small-group tour includes hotel pickup and a guide who shows you the city’s most impressive sites. Along the way, check off the Temple of the Reclining Buddha and Wat Mahathat, with fascinating commentary throughout.

Get out of Bangkok for the day and enjoy a full day in the Kanchanaburi area, visiting a range of natural and historic attractions. Learn about elephants at a rescue center, visit the beautiful Erawan Waterfall (and even cool off with a swim, if you like), venture into Krasae Cave, aka the Cave of the Buddha, and learn more about World War II in Thailand at the notorious Death Railway.

Celebrate a special occasion or relax after a busy day of sightseeing with this classy dinner cruise aboard a luxury boat, the Manohra. Admire the views of the Bangkok night skyline while enjoying a delicious four-course meal. Try Thai specialties like lemongrass prawns, coconut soup, and green curry. A great way to end the day or begin a night out in Bangkok.

Whether you’re traveling alone or with a large group, this private transfer service to or from the airport can suit your needs. Simplify your arrival or departure and eliminate the need to haul your luggage around public transport. This is a door-to-door service so you can just sit back and relax en route.

Combine a bike tour with dinner at a riverside restaurant and a sightseeing cruise for an enchanting evening in Bangkok. Start with a relaxed bike ride along the quiet backstreets of Thailand’s capital city, then have dinner as night falls, with views of the Chao Phraya River from your table. Last, set out by boat to look for fireflies and other sights during the 1-hour river cruise.

Visiting the ancient capital of Ayutthaya independently can be challenging without knowing which temples to prioritize. This full-day tour from Bangkok makes it easy by covering five highlights in one trip, including Wat Saket (Golden Mount), Wat Lokayasutharam (Temple of the Reclining Buddha), Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon, Wat Phra Si Sanphet, and Wat Mahathat—home to a Buddha head entwined in tree roots.

This tour covers all the must-see sights in Bangkok without making it hectic. You can find the route below - if you have any special requests, these can of course be included! For lunch we go to one of the country's typical street restaurants/restaurants; authentic Thai or international cuisine is possible. Please expect the following additional costs for your tour: All entrance fees: 1,000 THB / guest Lunch: (optional) Ferry and taxi costs: 200-300 THB/guest (public transport) Klong ride: 1,500 THB Accident insurance: 100 THB / guest DANGER: - Passports must be brought with you to visit the Royal Palace. - Please wear long pants and sleeves in the temple (see attachment)

See sides of Bangkok most travelers rarely discover as you explore the city the sustainable way—by pedal power—with a guide to lead the way and put everything in context, and plenty of delicious local nibbles to keep your energy levels high. Alongside royal temples, parks, and shrines, discover the atmospheric Khlong Bang Luang neighborhood, with its floating market and artists' houses, and join a local family for a home-cooked meal.

Learn about how World War II played out in Thailand with this day tour to Kanchanaburi, led by an English-speaking guide. You'll learn about the Death Railway that was built in the early 1940s at the JEATH War Museum and pay a visit to the famed bridge that crosses over the River Kwai. You'll also pay a visit to Erawan National Park, where you'll see the 7-tiered Erawan Waterfalls. Hotel pick-up and drop-off are included for your convenience, while entrance fees are extra.

Immerse yourself in the history of World War II during this tour to the Bridge on the River Kwai from Bangkok, with shared and private options. Listen to in-depth guided commentary that tells the history of the bridge itself, and learn more about the events surrounding the POWs by visiting a war museum and a POW cemetery.