TEMPLES & SHRINES · TEMPLE SUNSET TOURS IN BANGKOK
The dawn slots and the capped tickets go weeks ahead. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ once you are inside.
Meet at Krung Thonburi BTS Station for a four-hour tuk-tuk tour through Bangkok after dark. With guides such as Jazzie, Sasa, Kevin, or Tony, you’ll sample market snacks, visit a temple, walk the 24-hour flower market, eat dinner, and finish in Chinatown.
“Amazing experience with Tony as our guide! Very well organised and great vaule. Would recommend to anyone.”
Spend four hours exploring Bangkok after dark by tuk tuk, with an English-speaking guide such as Sasa, P, or Kevin. Expect market snacks, pad Thai, mango sticky rice, Wat Prayoon, Chinatown, and the flower market. Food, drinks, transport, and end-of-tour drop-off are included.
“It was a great experience, SASA our guide give us a lot of interesting informations. I recommend to do this Tour if it’s your first time in Bangkok.”
Ride about 12 km with an English-speaking guide such as Top, Tom, Max, or Tammy through Bangkok’s quiet lanes, temples, riverside paths, and flower market. Expect a relaxed but active four-hour outing with a ferry crossing, local snacks, and illuminated landmarks. Bikes, helmets, water, and insurance are included.
“Absolutely fantastic way to see the hidden gems of Bangkok. Our guide Woody was brilliant with loads of local knowledge. Visited the palace, temples, khao San road, chao Praya river, flower market, sampled some great street food and learned how to craft lotus flowers. Our family of 2 adults and 2 teenagers couldn’t recommend it enough!!”
Join a small group of up to nine for a four-hour Bangkok evening walk with guides such as Sun, Jacky, Fern, and Nancy. Visit Wat Pho and Wat Arun, cross the Chao Phraya by ferry, ride a tuk-tuk to Yaowarat Road, and finish among Chinatown’s food stalls.
“I loved the history patience and professionalism from guide Fern. I was even late which I do not like but she included me where they at. This a great way to see the city at evening time.”
Ride through Bangkok’s old city for about four hours with guides such as Woody, Tom, or Seen. Expect quiet lanes, Loha Prasat, Rama VIII Bridge, a sunset ferry crossing, Wat Rakang, the Flower Market, the Grand Palace area, and the Giant Swing. Bikes, helmets, water, snacks, and insurance are included.
“Good itinerary, good guide, good bikes, well organised and enjoyable. Andy, the guide, was very good - knowledgeable, flexible, attentive. Highly recommend.”
Ride through Bangkok after sunset with a licensed guide such as Nina, Susie, or Tony. Visit Wat Prayurawongsawat, Pak Khlong flower market, local food stalls, Rattanakosin, a riverside dinner stop, and Chinatown. Food, snacks, dessert, insurance, and tuk tuk transport are included.
“I started before dark so saw the sunset over the temple. Tuk tuk was brilliant and Susie explained to me about the temples and took me into the flower market. China town was a wonderful experience with so many different foods. Susie knew where to take me and bought some good food.”
Spend four lively hours with a guide such as Nina, Fern, Kwan, or Lek, riding tuk-tuks between Bangkok markets, a local temple, Pak Khlong Talat, the Grand Palace area, dinner, and Chinatown. Expect food tastings, night photos, cultural background, and plenty of walking.
“Our guide Fern was brilliant showing us all the sights in Bangkok and exploring food places off the beaten track. Incredible. A great way to explore Bangkok and ended in Chinatown trying delicious street food. Would 100% recommend when visiting Bangkok for the first time.”
Travel from Bangkok to Ayutthaya with a private guide in your chosen language. Visit six major temples, including Wat Mahathat’s Buddha head in the bodhi tree, then enjoy dinner and a boat ride around the historic island. Guides may include Adam, Pui, Pop, or Nina.
“We had a lovely day with Pop looking around the temples. Lunch was delicious - we were taken to a lovely local restaurant and able to select food and drink from the menu. The boat ride was also a lovely experience, and a nice, relaxed way to end the tour before our car ride back to Bangkok. Thank you for a lovely day!”
Meet your English-speaking guide near Sanam Chai for a three-hour evening walk through Pak Khlong Talat, Wat Kalaya, and Wat Arun. Guides such as Mai and Gigi add clear local context, while the final beer and sunset view make this a relaxed way to see old Bangkok.
“Actual tour guide Pop was excellent, but of confusion where we were getting picked up so we missed a few of the items on the tour. Many thanks Pop for making the rest special”
Meet at BTS Wutthakat at 4:30 PM for a canal ride, ferry crossing, Wat Arun at sunset, tuk-tuk sightseeing, and a guided Chinatown food walk. Guides Annie and Koh are praised for adapting the pace and food choices. The tour costs $80 per person and ends in Chinatown or at the meeting point.
“It was a fantastic tour, I would recommend it to anyone. Our Annie adapted everything to the rainy weather! The food was delicious, and we had no problems afterward. Annie also gave us some insider tips! Thank you so much!”
Start at 6 pm and explore Bangkok’s old districts by tuk-tuk in a group of up to 15. Visit Wat Pho, two temple grounds, the 24-hour flower market, and possibly Chinatown or Khao San Road. Food stops can include snacks, noodles, hot pot, and dessert. Guides such as Ivy, Ping, Jay, and Didy are often praised for friendly service and local insight.
“Excellent experience - for tourists with few hours break between flights and no clue about city, this was the best option actually. We got a taste of night Bangkok in few hours - listening to a great guide, driving in tuk tuk around temples, visiting markets, china town, khao sun road, finishing @ terrace of river vibe restaurant - beautiful view & amazing food! Would not be able to plan better ourselves.”
Leave Bangkok for an evening in Ayutthaya with an English or Thai-speaking guide. Eat at Banglan Night Market, then ride a tuk tuk to Wat Phra Si Sanphet, Wat Ratchaburana, and Wat Chaiwatthanaram. The temples are viewed from outside at night, with guides such as Mina and Pinpon praised for warm, clear storytelling.
“This was one of the best experience that I have had traveling, thanks to my guide Mina and Pinpon (sorry guys I am sure I am misspelling your names) but they arrived in an amazing car to patiently take me to wonderful places, Mina shared with me her culture, history and food, that was great... THANK YOU!!!”
Meet at Tha Tian Pier at 4:30 pm for a small-group evening tour with an English-speaking guide. Visit Wat Pho and Wat Arun, cross the Chao Phraya by ferry, then ride a tuk-tuk to Chinatown for food stalls, local eateries, and free time.
“Jacky was our tour guide and he was great! Knew so much about Thailand culture (the temples) and also about the royal family”
Join an English-speaking guide such as Iris for a three to four-hour Bangkok evening of local snacks, dinner, tuk-tuk rides, a 30-minute river cruise, Talat Phlu market, and sunset views of Wat Arun and the Grand Palace. Expect a small group of up to 15 people.
“We were late and Iris waited. She is very accommodating. Despite heavy rain, she tried to make everything easy and fun for the family. Our kids got a little tired toward the end and she went out in the rain and grabbed them desserts before we left as we decided to cut it all short. The hot pot was tasty. She also took great photos.”
Travel from Bangkok to Ayutthaya in a private limousine with an English-speaking guide. Visit Wat Mahathat, Wat Ratchaburana, Chao Sam Phraya Museum, and Wat Chaiwatthanaram, then take a long-tail boat and browse a local night market.
“I booked this tour last minute in December and I was not disappointed. The guide, Bimp, was very friendly and taught the group all about Thai and Buddhist culture. I was a solo traveller and I found the tour to be interesting, and I met some lovely people. 100% recommend booking this tour!”
Sunrise, sunset, on foot or by tuk-tuk.
