Bangkok at Night – Food Tour by Tuk-Tuk
Bangkok
Bangkok at Night – Food Tour by Tuk-Tuk
4 hours
Free cancellation up to 36 hours before the start of your experience
Noodles with fish balls & egg
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Kick off your evening with a serene boat ride on the Chao Phraya River, taking in the glowing beauty of Wat Arun.
Ride a tuk-tuk through Bangkok’s lively streets to iconic landmarks like the Grand Palace and Wat Pho, all with expert commentary.
Visit the 21-meter-tall Giant Swing and the blooming Flower Market, where you can try folding lotus flowers by hand.
Indulge in 4 mouthwatering dishes at Michelin-recommended street food stalls in Chinatown—Thailand’s biggest and oldest.(as per option selected)
Cap off your night tour with a decadent local dessert beneath the lantern-lit alleys of one of the world’s great food districts.
4-hour Bangkok tuk-tuk night tour
English-speaking guide
Chao Phraya express boat ride
Chinatown street food meal
Dessert
Water
Tuk Tuk round trip from the meeting point (Pickup/Dropoff at Meeting Point River City Bangkok)
Food tasting (noodles, Chinese dough and fried rice)
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Zip through Bangkok’s top sights by tuk-tuk, cruise the river, and feast on Michelin-rated street food—all in one thrilling evening.
Getting started
Meet your guide at a central pier in Bangkok.
What to expect
Chao Phraya River
- Cruise along the River of Kings and enjoy stunning night views of Wat Arun, the Temple of Dawn.
Grand Palace (Drive-By)
- Catch a glimpse of the glittering Grand Palace, a historic symbol of Thai royalty.
Wat Pho (Stop)
- Visit Wat Pho to see the massive Reclining Buddha and intricately tiled chedis.
Giant Swing
- Snap photos at the iconic 21-meter red swing, once used in ancient Brahmin ceremonies.
Flower Market
- Fold lotus flowers at Bangkok’s biggest flower market, alive with color and fragrance.
Chinatown
- Follow your guide to 4 Michelin-rated food stalls for sizzling street dishes and a local dessert. (as per option selected)
Know before you go
What's not allowed
- Nobody likes a crowd. A single group has a maximum of 30 people.
Accessibility
- This experience is not accessible by wheelchair and pram/strollers.
Additional information
- On Mondays, street cleaning in Bangkok means fewer street food vendors in Chinatown, so it's less lively and crowded.
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