Bangkok Night Bike Tour with Temples & Flower Market

Spectacular sunset ride to ancient monuments

Experience the allure of Bangkok through this night bike tour. Starting near MRT Sam Yot Station, you'll be led by an expert English-speaking tour guide and provided with a high-quality bicycle and full safety equipment. Your first stop is the iconic Loha Prasat, also known as the Metal Castle, the first and only of its kind in Thailand. Continue biking past some of the city's landmarks, including the Democracy Monument, Khao San back roads, and the historic Phra Athit Fort. Capture breathtaking views of the Rama VIII Bridge, a favorite spot for photoshoots. Cycling through Thammasat University, cross the Chao Phraya River by ferry around sunset, the perfect backdrop for your beautiful evening.

A night of colors, cuisine, and culture

A gem of this journey is the world-famous Bangkok flower market, the largest wholesale flower market in Thailand, bustling and vibrant during the night. Here, your guide will introduce you to renowned Thai street food, marrying delectable cuisine with visual delight. Continue your tour to Wat Pho, the Temple of the Reclining Buddha. Although the Buddha is not visible at night, this temple is illuminated by chedi spires adorned in porcelain mosaics, offering a magical spectacle. Ride past the Grand Palace and head to Sanam Luang, offering a sparkling view of the palace's chedis. This route reveals an infamous Giant Swing which was once used in a traditional Brahmin ceremony. As the tour ends, cycle back through this city’s backstreets.

Bangkok Night Bike Tour with Temples & Flower Market

Discover the enchanting lesser-known alleys and historic temples of Bangkok on this 4-hour evening bike tour that includes an expert English-speaking guide, high-quality bicycles, a scenic ferry ride across the Chao Phraya River, exotic street food treats, and a visit to Thailand's largest flower market. Explore the vibrant Khao San area, passing by landmarks such as the Grand Palace, Loha Prasat (the Metal Castle), The Reclining Buddha, Wat Phra Kaew, and the 2-century-old Giant Swing. This tour covers approximately 15 kilometers of scenic routes through the heart of Bangkok, ensuring an immersive experience with practical details like wheelchair accessibility at select sites and audio guides in English. With over 40 historical points of interest, this guided adventure offers a unique perspective on Bangkok's rich cultural heritage.

Explore Grand Palace

Your tour stops at the Grand Palace where guests can marvel at its grandeur and intricate details, built in 1782 as the official residence of Thai kings. Spanning over 218 acres with an impressive height of 40 meters for some structures within, this palace complex features iconic landmarks like Wat Phra Kaew, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, and numerous royal pavilions. The Grand Palace served as the political seat until 1925 when it was converted into a museum open to visitors. Tourists spend around one hour exploring its vast grounds filled with ornate murals, golden spires, and stunning architecture that sets it apart from other palaces worldwide. Its historical significance lies in its role as the center of Thai politics for centuries.

Admire Loha Prasat (Metal Castle)

The tour continues to Loha Prasat, also known as the Metal Castle, an iconic red metal temple built in 1852 and located within the Grand Palace compound. Standing at a height of approximately 40 meters with its distinctive tiered spires adorned with intricate metalwork, it offers panoramic views of Bangkok's skyline from its uppermost level. Visitors spend about 30 minutes here taking photos and appreciating the craftsmanship that makes Loha Prasat unique among other temples in Thailand. Its history is tied to King Mongkut's reign when he ordered its construction as a symbol of his power.

Visit The Reclining Buddha

Your tour takes you to Wat Pho, home to the world-famous 46-meter-long reclining Buddha statue, one of the largest in Thailand. Built around 1784 and situated within the temple grounds that cover an area of approximately 50 acres, this massive golden figure is a must-see attraction for its sheer size and intricate details including glass mosaic eyes and feet adorned with mother-of-pearl designs depicting various Buddhist symbols. Tourists typically spend about 20 minutes here in awe of this cultural icon. Wat Pho's historical significance extends beyond the Reclining Buddha, as it is also renowned for being Thailand’s first public university teaching traditional medicine.

Tour Highlights

• Embark on an evening bike tour through Khao San
• Pass by Grand Palace and Loha Prasat (Metal Castle)
• Cycle through the colors of Thailand's largest flower market
• Enjoy a scenic ferry ride across Chao Phraya River
• Taste exotic street food treats along the route
• Explore historic temples built between 1782-1925
• Visit the obscure Giant Swing dating back to early 1900s
• Discover lesser-known alleys and hidden gems of Bangkok

Perfect for travelers, history enthusiasts, and food lovers, this evening bike tour provides a unique glimpse into Bangkok's cultural heritage through its historic sites and vibrant street life. The 4-hour format allows you to explore the Grand Palace with its intricate architecture, cycle past Loha Prasat for stunning skyline views, and visit the bustling flower market filled with colors and scents of Thailand. This tour offers an immersive experience that showcases Bangkok's lesser-known treasures while enjoying scenic routes along the Chao Phraya River.