TEMPLES & SHRINES · TEMPLE TUK-TUK TOURS IN THAILAND
The 15 best temple tuk-tuk tours in Thailand you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and what you have to wear to get in. Number one is first for a reason; start there.
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.”
Meet at MRT Sam Yan and follow an English-speaking guide through Bangkok after dark. Choose a one, two, or three-hour tuk tuk route with Chinatown, temples, Pak Khlong Talat, and Michelin-recommended tastings. Guides such as Terry, Jenny, and Jeed are often praised for keeping groups together and on time.
“Fab night time tour around Bangkok. We took in China Town, the flower market, and the outside of temples, the Grand Palace and numerous important landmarks. Racing around in the tuk tuk’s was really fun - crazy was to get around town 😂😂. The food stops included Thai donuts, rice noodles and pad thai. Great mix of things to do during the 3 hours spend on this trip. We had a great guide, Terry. He looked after us and was happy to answer any questions. Terry; you’re a star”
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 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!!”
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.”
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”
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.”
See Chiang Mai’s old city by tuk tuk with an English-speaking guide such as Honey, James, or Popcorn. Visit Wat Chedi Luang, Wat Sri Suphan, Tha Phae Gate, and a local market, with temple fees, hotel pickup, water, and carbon offsets included.
“Guide was very knowledgeable and allowed us time to explore and ask questions. Would highly recommend”
Spend two hours touring Chiang Mai by private tuk tuk, with hotel pickup, Wat Chedi Luang, Wat Phra Singh, the Three Kings Monument, and a market stop. Drivers speak Thai and English, but no formal guide or food is included. Some past bookings featured friendly drivers such as Oy, Oh, and Chai.
“Fun and interesting tour of temples and street food markets. Tuk tuk ride was brilliant and we saw lots of the city we wouldn’t have otherwise done. Guide and driver were really friendly.”
See Bangkok by tuk-tuk on a 4-hour-15-minute private tour for up to 10 people. Your English-speaking guide leads you through Pak Khlong Talat, Bangkok Old City, Talat Noi, local lunch, Thai dessert, and temple stops. Pickup, drop-off, food, drinks, and insurance are included.
“NINA our tour guild was amazing and made the trip worthy of TEN stars. Was like a local friend taking us round the sites and a top photographer at that. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️”
Ride through Chiang Mai’s Old City in a private tuk-tuk, visit Wat Suan Dok and Wat Lok Moli with an English-speaking guide, then explore Chang Phuak Gate, Warorot, and Ton Lam Yai markets. Guides such as Cookie, Pim, Lily, and Leo are praised for clear explanations and friendly help with food choices.
“Fantastic tour. Our guide Leo was great, very knowledgeable and took us to the best place to eat. Great way to see what is a charming city. Would highly recommend this tour.”
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!!!”
Spend four hours with an English- or Thai-speaking guide, riding tuk-tuks through Bangkok, visiting temples and the Grand Palace area, tasting local food and dessert, and ending among Talat Noi’s murals. Private groups, pickup, and drop-off are included.
“It was a great day tour, Guide Nun took me around lot of places from temple to trying local food and finally the street art. Tuk tuk was very fun. Nice history and temple visit and really enjoyed local food and dessert. Good way to explore”
Sunrise, sunset, on foot or by tuk-tuk.
