Top Thailand Street Art Tour

Travelers will explore Chiang Mai’s vibrant street art scene with local graffiti artist Drcas. The experience begins with a walking tour of hidden alleyways and famous murals, where travelers will learn about graffiti culture and techniques. Next, travelers will join a hands-on workshop, creating their own graffiti on a wall (weather permitting) or a cloth bag to take home. No experience is needed, and all materials, including aprons and gloves, are provided. Travelers will receive guidance from Drcas, who will share his expertise and personal stories. If experienced in graffiti, travelers can collaborate on more advanced designs. A portion of the proceeds supports education for underprivileged children in mountain communities and conflict-affected areas along the Thai-Burma border. Travelers should bring sun protection and water for the walking tour. This unique experience allows travelers to express creativity while making a positive impact on the local community.

Get unrivaled views of Chiang Mai—as well as enjoying a completely unique experience—during a paramotor flying experience, a motor-operated paraglider. In tandem with your skilled instructor, you’ll glide over emerald green paddy fields and mountain-top temples, while feeling the wind in your hair and flying alongside the birds.

Travelers to Phuket often wish to visit the more far-flung magical Koh Phi Phi. Make the trip across the Andaman Sea in air-conditioned comfort aboard a ferry. This one-way trip includes pickup from select area hotels. Board the Phi Phi Cruiser at Rassada Port in the south of Phuket and transfer to the Phi Phi Islands while soaking up with the sights.

Phuket’s natural beauty and culture on this guided excursion. After a convenient hotel pickup, visit top attractions like the massive Big Buddha statue and the sacred Wat Chalong temple. Visit a cashew nut factory, stop for photos at Windmill Viewpoint, check out picturesque beaches—and learn all about Phuket from an informative local guide as you go. Enjoy Big Buddha, All Famous View Points, Phuket Old City, and Wat Chalong Explore the gorgeous attractions with an English-speaking guide and Private Comfortable Van Learn about the local Thai culture and have a great experience with your family and friends in Phuket.

Sample authentic and delicious Thai dishes from fresh markets and street stalls Explore a fresh market and see and try the local produce Walk along the 150-year old Charoenkrung Road with its fantastic wall murals Visit the beautiful Holy Rosary Church (Kalawar Church) in an old colonial neighborhood Enjoy the intimacy of a small group/private tour

Between the local buses and the border formalities, traveling from Thailand to Cambodia can be a real headache. Soak up the sights of Siem Reap without the stress on this 4-day private adventure, with pickup and drop-off from hotels in Bangkok, Pattaya, and Ko Chang. Your package includes three nights’ accommodation in Siem Reap with breakfast and private guided tours of the key Angkor Wat sights, including entrance fees.

Meet your guide at Saphan Taksin and set off on a walking tour through one of Bangkok’s trendiest neighborhoods. Stroll through Songwat, a district full of photo opportunities, local artists, and a fascinating museum. Continue to Chinatown and head to the metro, which takes you across the Chao Phraya River to Thonburi, the former capital city before Bangkok. Disembark at Bang Phai station and take a short walk to the beautiful Wat Paknam Temple. Explore this unique temple at your own pace, discovering its several floors and enjoying fantastic views. Next, take a boat through the canals to Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn, which you can visit at your leisure. Finally, take the boat back to Tha Chang Pier, where your tour ends.

This isn't a tour you have to keep up with. It's a self-guided audio walk you control from your own phone — no app to download, no group, no fixed start time. Scan, press play, and follow a curated 17-stop route from the Chinatown Gate through Yaowarat and Song Wat to the riverside lanes of Talat Noi. The story unfolds stop by stop as you walk, so you can look up from the screen and actually be where you are — pause for coffee, double back, linger wherever you like. The walk waits for you.