TEMPLES & SHRINES · TEMPLE SUNSET TOURS IN THAILAND
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 9 temple sunset tours in Thailand worth the money, each with its price, its start time and the one thing to know before the gate.
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.”
Spend five evening hours at Wat Umong and Doi Suthep with a guide such as TomTam, Boon, or Happy. Explore forest tunnels, climb 309 steps, watch monks at the Golden Pagoda, and see Chiang Mai light up below. Hotel pickup is optional, and small groups are available.
“Leela was amazing! She explained in detail each temple and its history - she helped us with navigating the temples. Highly recommend this tour !”
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.”
Join a roughly 3.5-hour evening tour from Chiang Mai to forested Wat Umong and mountaintop Wat Phra That Doi Suthep. You’ll explore tunnels, see a golden pagoda lit at night, and look over the city. Hotel transfers, temple fees, and an English-speaking guide are included.
“Amazing tour! I loved my guide she was so nice, told us important historical notes, and pointed out all the good sights.”
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 by tuk-tuk from Tha Phae Road to four old-city temples and Chiang Mai Night Bazaar. English-speaking guides such as Tik, Jane, Nancy, Saman, and Mali explain Buddhist customs, temple art, and local history. Street food, dessert, water, and temple admission fees are handled separately.
“Mr. Saman was very knowledgeable about temples and monks! Made the temple experience even more interesting and enjoyable!!! Highly recommend!!”
Start at 6:30 pm near Thapae Gate for a tuk-tuk ride through Chiang Mai’s old city. Visit Wat Phra Singh, Wat Phan Tao, Wat Chedi Luang, and Wat Lok Molee with an English-speaking guide, then eat street food and finish at the Night Bazaar.
“Greta experience! We learned so much about the Chang Mai Temples and had a great time taking the Tulsa Tuks around town. We ended at the Night Bizarre, we you can eat and shop after the tour. Note for Sunday Tours - the tour starts at tRead more”
Sunrise, sunset, on foot or by tuk-tuk.
