Top Bangkok Audio Guides

Skip the crowded bus and metro rides and enjoy a more scenic way to discover Bangkok with a pre-booked One-Day River Pass. Get unlimited, 24-hour rides on the Chao Phraya Tourist Boat, stopping at must-see cultural attractions and shopping destinations, from Chinatown and the wholesale flower market to the Temple of Dawn and the Grand Palace.

Explore Bangkok at your own pace with our self-guided tour app, immersing yourself in the city's vibrant culture and rich history. Begin at the Grand Palace, home to the revered Emerald Buddha, then stroll through the bustling Chinatown district of Yaowarat. Admire the stunning architecture of Wat Arun and wander down the lively Khao San Road. Experience local flavors at the Chatuchak Weekend Market before venturing to Jim Thompson House for its exquisite Thai art and architecture. Visit Wat Traimit in the city center to see the world's largest solid gold Buddha statue, then explore the Bangkok Art and Culture Center's contemporary exhibits. End your tour with a relaxing walk through Lumpini Park, taking in the serene atmosphere and possibly spotting monitor lizards in this urban oasis.

Touristy, but unique moment. Ride a train through a market, cruise the canals, and discover rural Thailand where tradition meets tourism with an English-speaking guide and audio guide in 28 languages. Throughout the trip, a fully licensed, English-speaking guide will be there to share insights and answer your questions. (OUR GUIDE SPEAKS ENGLISH ONLY) Plus, an AUDIO GUIDE IS AVAILABLE IN 28 LANGUAGES via qr-code (no extra device needed), so you can enjoy the experience in the language you’re most comfortable with. - Ride a local train through the Maeklong Railway Market, where stalls fold away just seconds before the train passes. - After the train ride, you’ll witness the incredible moment when the train passes right through the market, just centimeters away from where you stand! - Then glide by longtail boat through the colorful Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, full of local snacks, fresh fruit, and handmade goods. Book now for a fun, cultural adventure just outside Bangkok!

Combine the convenience of a guided tour with the flexibility of exploring independently. This self-guided audio tour leads you to all of the most important sites in Bangkok but allows you to start and end when you wish; to set your own pace; and to skip anything that doesn't interest you. You can even listen to the audio tour offline.

Maeklong Railway Market, the market on the train tracks, and Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, the boat market, are two of Bangkok’s most-photographed attractions—but they’re both a long way outside the city and tricky to reach independently. See them both in a day without the transportation stress on this convenient tour. Upgrade to include hotel pickup (but not drop-off), or book the private option which includes round-trip private transfers.

Bangkok never sleeps, and by night its magic shines brightest. Hop on a tuk tuk at MRT Samyan and feel the breeze as neon lights and golden rooftops surround you. Discover the brilliance of Wat Traimit, glide past the Chinatown Gate, and pause at the lantern-lit San Chao Mae Guan Yin Temple. Taste two Michelin-recommended dishes along the way, from a local favorite to the legendary Pad Thai on Khao San Road. Wander through the Flower Market bursting with colors, and marvel at riverside Wat Arun, glittering Wat Pho, and the Grand Palace glowing under the night sky. Pass by the Giant Swing, Wat Saket, and Democracy Monument before ending in Bangkok’s vibrant nightlife. In just three hours, you’ll dive into temples, flavors, and markets in their most enchanting light a night that captures the soul of the city.

Take a ride on the historic Death Railway train, boat along the scenic River Kwai, and experience the newest outdoor glass skywalk. Stroll through a century-old street, admire the iconic Bridge over the River Kwai, and savor a meal at one of the most picturesque field-view restaurants in Kanchanaburi(Lunch is included). In just one day, explore this storied WWII city by train, boat, and on foot. Discover the deep history behind the Death Railway and the River Kwai Bridge, soak in the tranquil beauty of the river, wander through charming old-town lanes, and venture into Thailand’s own “Amazon” to embrace the magic of lush greenery!

Discover the delicious street food of Bangkok on a small-group tour through the capital's backstreets. Sample some of Thailand’s best food such as chicken satay, Thai curries, noodles and more as you stroll through the streets with your guide. Learn about Thai cuisine and culture during this hands-on experience and leave feeling full from at least 15 tastings.

Visit both the Maeklong Railway Market and Damnoen Saduak Floating Market with an expert by your side on this guided tour from Bangkok. Witness the entire Maeklong market shift in seconds as you pull in on a traditional train before hopping off and seeing it from the ground. And from thrilled to chilled, drift through the water villages abundant in fresh produce, street food and crafts.

1. The city has been listed as a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. 2.Compatible with the legendary "Tree Buddha" photo!Buddhist tree roots surround the head of the Buddha for hundreds of years, the world's unique wonder. 3.Thais recognize the most beautiful temple "Major Temple", the Khmer stone tower "Tai version Angkor Gorge" looks like a painting. 4.Take a wooden boat cruise through the water market, wood shop, snack on the ground, and feel the Thai life from the water.

You travel from Bangkok to Ayutthaya UNESCO World Heritage Site and spend the day exploring its most important historical sites, combining ancient temples, river scenery, and local life into one experience. At Wat Mahathat, you see one of the most iconic images of Thailand, the Buddha head surrounded by tree roots, a powerful symbol of nature and history coming together. Continue to Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon, one of Ayutthaya’s most recognizable temple complexes, known for its large central chedi and long rows of seated Buddha statues draped in saffron-colored robes. After lunch (own expense), you explore Ayutthaya from the river on a boat ride, passing local houses, riverside life, and quiet scenery along the way. This journey leads you directly to Wat Chaiwatthanaram, one of the most impressive temples in Ayutthaya, known for its riverside setting and Khmer-style architecture. Here you have time to walk around and take in the atmosphere.

Discover the lavish Grand Palace with this self-guided audio walking tour, where you have the flexibility to tour whenever you like, avoiding large tour groups, and going at your own pace. You simply download the app and tour, and you are good to go. The app comes with excellent narration, videos, travel tips, and much more. Entrance fees not included.

1. Take the train from the middle of the food market! 2.Chinese/English guide guide, communication without barriers!The must-see route to Thailand is ideal for traveling with the whole family. 3.Centennial Danish Sado Water Market, experience the fun of boating and shopping on the boat. 4.The redest forest restaurant near Bangkok, boating in the restaurant!!! 5.Bangkok's Top-rated Night Market, the top luxury riverfront store.

You travel from Bangkok to Ayutthaya UNESCO World Heritage Site and spend the day exploring its most important historical sites, combining ancient temples, river scenery, and local life into one experience. At Wat Mahathat, you see one of the most iconic images of Thailand, the Buddha head surrounded by tree roots, a powerful symbol of nature and history coming together. Continue to Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon, one of Ayutthaya’s most recognizable temple complexes, known for its large central chedi and long rows of seated Buddha statues draped in saffron-colored robes. After lunch (own expense), you explore Ayutthaya from the river on a boat ride, passing local houses, riverside life, and quiet scenery along the way. This journey leads you directly to Wat Chaiwatthanaram, one of the most impressive temples in Ayutthaya, known for its riverside setting and Khmer-style architecture. NOT allowed: Short skirt/shorts Sleeveless shirt Ripped/tight clothing

Enjoy sightseeing in Bangkok at your own pace with a hop-on hop-off bus pass good on the Elephant GoGo Double Decker Bus. With 15 stops, you can explore many of the city’s top attractions, including the Grand Palace, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, Siam Paragon, Khaosan Road, Patpong Night Market, Giant Swing, and ICONSIAM.

Get a taste of local life in Thailand with this small-group tour from Bangkok to two different markets. Take a train to Mae Klong Railway Station, where a bustling market can be found on and around the railway tracks, then cruise around the stalls on a longtail boat at Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, with a guide to provide insights. Hotel pickup is included for added convenience.

This is a self-guided, non-GPS audio tour. At Wat Pho, you’ll get up close and personal with the Reclining Buddha, the biggest and most famous statue in Thailand! Like the much-photographed Buddha, the rest of Wat Pho is too beautiful to be captured by photos. As you walk these hallowed grounds, you’ll discover the history behind the temple’s artwork, artifacts & more. You’ll also hear about kings, battles, supernatural forces, Buddhism’s orgin. After booking, check your email/text to download the separate Audio Tour Guide App by Action while connected to WiFi or mobile data. Enter the password, download the tour, and enjoy it offline. This audio tour does not use GPS, so the stories won't play automatically according to your location. The stories are organized in a suggested order to take the tour - please swipe through each story to listen as you travel along the route. New, Lifetime access, no expiry. Use it anytime, on any trip, as many times as you want.

Make your way through some of Bangkok’s most interesting and historical areas at your own speed with this highly-rated audio tour. Beginning at the tourist area of Khao San Road, you’ll head out along busy streets and narrow alleys, seeing landmarks, monuments, and historical touchstones while listening to expert commentary that provides depth, context, and humor to your walk. The VoiceMap mobile app plays audio automatically at exactly the right time and place using your smart phone's GPS - even offline. If you have two hours and want to see Bangkok’s Old Town up close and personal, this is the tour you need!

Customize your sightseeing itinerary in Bangkok with options for a half- or full-day tour by public or private transportation. Popular destinations include Chinatown, The Grand Palace, and Wat Arun on the Chao Phraya River, or you can venture out to attractions such as Damnoen Saduak Floating Market or Chatuchak Weekend Market. With your own private guide you can easily plan a day suited to your interests.

Join me on this self guided audio tour. Democracy Monument was built in 1939 to mark the end of absolute monarchy in Thailand and the introduction of a "people's constitution". It was really just the beginning of a decades-long struggle to achieve a truly representative political system. Many of the most momentous milestones in that battle have taken place on the stretch between Thammasat University and Democracy Monument. This is essentially a stroll through Thailand's modern political history.

Discover Thailand’s most iconic markets on this Bangkok floating market and Maeklong Railway Market small-group tour. Witness the exciting moment as the train passes through Maeklong Railway Market and enjoy a short local train ride along the Mae Klong line. Continue to the colorful Damnoen Saduak Floating Market and cruise canals by traditional longtail boat, exploring Thai riverside life, local snacks, and souvenirs. This is a shared small-group tour with a local guide, offering a more personal and comfortable experience. Departure & Pickup Bangkok departure: 08:50 AM Hotel pickup: 07:00–08:00 AM (within 8 km of Khao San & Rambuttri) Earlier pickups may wait briefly while other guests are collected Highlights Maeklong Railway Market and train ride experience Longtail boat ride through scenic canals Small-group tour for a more personal experience Visit Damnoen Saduak Floating Market Audio guide available via QR code (please bring your smartphone and earphones)

Take a ride on the historic Death Railway train, wooden boat along the scenic River Kwai, and experience the newest outdoor glass skywalk. Stroll through a century-old street, admire the iconic Bridge over the River Kwai, and savor a meal at one of the most picturesque field-view restaurants in Kanchanaburi(at your own expense). In just one day, explore this storied WWII city by train, boat, and on foot. Discover the deep history behind the Death Railway and the River Kwai Bridge, soak in the tranquil beauty of the river, wander through charming old-town lanes, and venture into Thailand’s own “Amazon” to embrace the magic of lush greenery! Notice:Lunch is at your own expense.

Experience another side of Bangkok on a half-day bicycle tour with a professional guide. Travel off the beaten path along quiet back roads to places that most tourists don’t see. Ride at an easy pace with frequent stops for refreshments, photo ops, and sightseeing at temples, parks, and more. You’ll also enjoy a delicious lunch and visit a floating market (on weekends).