Tour Highlight

• Visit Mae Klong Railway Market, wellknown as Talad Rom Hoop in Samut Songkram
• Enjoy Boat ride into famous’ Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, an iconic floating market of Thailand
• Passing through Old Market – Lao Tuk Luck, attractive place to see old style & traditional way of local life
• Visit traditional house where produces sugar palm from coconut plantation
• Explore the shops for fresh produce, tasty street food, and unique souvenirs

Includes:

• Hotel Pickup & Drop off (Zone 1-4)
• Transportation by air-conditioned van
• Roundtrip Hotel Transfer
• English Speaking Tour guide
• Boat to Damnoen Saduak
• Snacks and drinking water
• Accidental insurance

Exclude:

• Paddle boat rental
• Extra food and drinks
• Tips

TOUR DESCRIPTION

Operate: Daily

Starting Time: 7:00 am - End Time: 2:00 pm

Pick up time: Between 06:00am - 07:00am

Meeting Point: Guest's Hotel

Drop off Point: Guest's Hotel

Note: Pick up and drop off offer for Zone 1-4 only.

• Zone1: hotel in Silom, Sathorn and Riverside (Chatrium, Ramada, Anantara, Peninsula)
• Zone2: Sukhumvit One: hotel in area from Rama1, Pathumwan until Asok station.
• Zone3: Sukhumvit Two: hotel in area from Prompong station to Bangna
• Zone4: Pranakorn: hotel in area from Rattakosin, Wang Lang, Khao San, Yaowarat

Take a half-day tour from Bangkok city limits to you explore the floating markets of Damnoen Saduak with a stop at Mae Klong railway market. Travel by boat to cruise past vendors selling fresh produce, handmade sweets, and souvenirs as a guide unpacks the secrets of these 19th-century canals.

Start your tour with a pickup from your hotel and be driven about 100 km southwest of Bangkok to Ratchaburi Province. On the way, visit the Mae Klong railway market, also known as Talad Rom Hup, roughly translating to the “umbrella pulldown market”.

See how the shop fronts are moved back from the rails when the train approaches. Then, hop on a boat to continue to Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, pointing back to a time when water transport was the primary mode of transportation.

Marvel at the variety of fresh fruits, fragrant flowers, colorful clothing, and souvenirs on offer along the waterways. Walk around and check out the many stalls or rent a paddle boat (at your own expense) to ride through a maze of traditional canoes and soak up the market atmosphere out on the water.

Continue to Lao Tuk Luck Market (Old Damnoen Saduak Market), an ancient floating market offering a glimpse into Thailand’s traditional-style houses. Witness traders practice the old way of selling fruits, vegetables, and more.

Note: Please note that the total tour duration is approximately 6 to 7 hours, including the hotel drop-off. If your hotel is one of the first stops, you’ll arrive back around 1:00 PM. If your hotel is one of the last stops, you may get back between 1:30 PM and 2:00 PM.

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

WhatsApp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: [email protected]

Tour Highlight

• Visit Mae Klong Railway Market, wellknown as Talad Rom Hoop in Samut Songkram
• Enjoy Boat ride into famous’ Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, an iconic floating market of Thailand
• Passing through Old Market – Lao Tuk Luck, attractive place to see old style & traditional way of local life
• Visit traditional house where produces sugar palm from coconut plantation
• Explore the shops for fresh produce, tasty street food, and unique souvenirs

Includes:

• Hotel Pickup & Drop off (Zone 5)
• Transportation by air-conditioned van
• Roundtrip Hotel Transfer
• English Speaking Tour guide
• Boat to Damnoen Saduak
• Snacks and drinking water
• Accidental insurance

Exclude:

• Paddle boat rental
• Extra food and drinks
• Tips

TOUR DESCRIPTION

Operate: Daily 

Starting Time: 7:00 am - End Time: 2:00 pm

Pick up time: Between 06:00am - 07:00am

Meeting Point: Guest's Hotel

Drop off Point: Guest's Hotel

Note: Pick up & Drop off offer for Zone5: City Outskirt: hotel in area from Chatuchak, Lard Pao, Bang Kane, Don Muang, Suvarnabhumi or
those not included in zone 1-4

Take a half-day tour from Bangkok city limits to you explore the floating markets of Damnoen Saduak with a stop at Mae Klong railway market. Travel by boat to cruise past vendors selling fresh produce, handmade sweets, and souvenirs as a guide unpacks the secrets of these 19th-century canals.

Start your tour with a pickup from your hotel and be driven about 100 km southwest of Bangkok to Ratchaburi Province. On the way, visit the Mae Klong railway market, also known as Talad Rom Hup, roughly translating to the “umbrella pulldown market”.

See how the shop fronts are moved back from the rails when the train approaches. Then, hop on a boat to continue to Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, pointing back to a time when water transport was the primary mode of transportation.

Marvel at the variety of fresh fruits, fragrant flowers, colorful clothing, and souvenirs on offer along the waterways. Walk around and check out the many stalls or rent a paddle boat (at your own expense) to ride through a maze of traditional canoes and soak up the market atmosphere out on the water.

Continue to Lao Tuk Luck Market (Old Damnoen Saduak Market), an ancient floating market offering a glimpse into Thailand’s traditional-style houses. Witness traders practice the old way of selling fruits, vegetables, and more.

Note: Please note that the total tour duration is approximately 6 to 7 hours, including the hotel drop-off. If your hotel is one of the first stops, you’ll arrive back around 1:00 PM. If your hotel is one of the last stops, you may get back between 1:30 PM and 2:00 PM.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

WhatsApp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: [email protected]

Tour Highlight

• Explore Hellfire Pass memorial that tell the stories of resilience from WWII
• Walk through Hellfire Pass and witness the monumental effort behind it
• Ride the historic "Death Railway," built by Allied POWs in WWII
• Visit the iconic bridge, a symbol of the builders' struggles
• Visit War Cemetery to honor soldiers who died during the railway's construction

Includes:

• Hotel pickup and drop-off (Bangkok City only)
• English Speaking Tour Guide
• Lunch
• Entrance fees
• Transport by air-conditioned minivan
• Train ticket

Exclude:

• Extra Meal & Beverage
• Personal Expense

TOUR DESCRIPTION

Operate: Daily  

Start Time: 7:00 am – End Time: 7:00 pm 

Pick-up Time: Between 6:00 AM and 7:00 AM

Take a journey from Bangkok to the province of Kanchanaburi, a place of stunning natural beauty that is also home to a dark history. Visit the Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum, the Death Railway, and the Bridge over the River Kwai.

Start your tour in Bangkok and take a journey to Hellfire Pass, a dramatic section of the railway that was literally cut through a mountain. Explore the Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum, which tells the stories of human suffering linked to this engineering feat.

Continue to Namtok Station and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant nearby before taking the train along the historic "Death Railway," a legacy of World War II originally built by Allied prisoners of war. The Death Railway is named for the thousands of prisoners who lost their lives constructing this link between Thailand and Myanmar (Burma).

The railway runs across the Tham Krasae wooden viaduct, which skirts a cliff above Khwae Noi River and crosses the famous Bridge over the River Kwai. Visit the Thailand-Burma Railway Museum and War Cemetery, home to the remains of those who perished during the railway's construction, before returning to Bangkok.

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Note:  Please note that Hellfire Pass will be closed on May from 4 to 24, December 5, 24, 25, 26, 27, and 31, 2026, as well as January 1, 2027. During these closure dates, the alternative attraction will be Chong Kai Mountain (panoramic viewpoint and historical site) in Kanchanaburi. 

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

WhatsApp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: [email protected]

Tour Highlight

• Explore Hellfire Pass memorial that tell the stories of resilience from WWII
• Walk through Hellfire Pass and witness the monumental effort behind it
• Ride the historic "Death Railway," built by Allied POWs in WWII
• Visit the iconic bridge, a symbol of the builders' struggles
• Visit War Cemetery to honor soldiers who died during the railway's construction

Includes:

• Hotel pickup and drop-off (Bangkok City outskirt)
• English Speaking Tour Guide
• Lunch
• Entrance fees
• Transport by air-conditioned minivan
• Train ticket

Exclude:

• Extra Meal & Beverage
• Personal Expense

TOUR DESCRIPTION

Operate: Daily  

Start Time: 7:00 am – End Time: 7:00 pm 

Pick-up Time: Between 6:00 AM and 7:00 AM

Note: Pick up & Drop off offer for Zone5: City Outskirt: hotel in area from Chatuchak, Lard Pao, Bang Kane, Don Muang, Suvarnabhumi or those not included in zone 1-4

Take a journey from Bangkok to the province of Kanchanaburi, a place of stunning natural beauty that is also home to a dark history. Visit the Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum, the Death Railway, and the Bridge over the River Kwai.

Start your tour in Bangkok and take a journey to Hellfire Pass, a dramatic section of the railway that was literally cut through a mountain. Explore the Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum, which tells the stories of human suffering linked to this engineering feat.

Continue to Namtok Station and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant nearby before taking the train along the historic "Death Railway," a legacy of World War II originally built by Allied prisoners of war. The Death Railway is named for the thousands of prisoners who lost their lives constructing this link between Thailand and Myanmar (Burma).

The railway runs across the Tham Krasae wooden viaduct, which skirts a cliff above Khwae Noi River and crosses the famous Bridge over the River Kwai. Visit the Thailand-Burma Railway Museum and War Cemetery, home to the remains of those who perished during the railway's construction, before returning to Bangkok.

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Note: Please note that Hellfire Pass will be closed on May from 4 to 24, December 5, 24, 25, 26, 27, and 31, 2026, as well as January 1, 2027. During these closure dates, the alternative attraction will be Chong Kai Mountain (panoramic viewpoint and historical site) in Kanchanaburi. 

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

WhatsApp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: [email protected]

Tour Highlight

• Wander through the elegant lakeside gardens of Bang Pa-In Royal Summer Palace
• Explore three of Ayutthaya’s temple complexes with our expert guide
• See the mysterious Buddha head entwined within the roots of a sacred Bodhi tree
• Cruise the Chao Phraya River around Ayutthaya past riverside temples
• Travel worry-free with hotel pickup, all entrance fees, and Thai lunch included

Includes:

• Hotel pickup and drop-off (in Bangkok City only)
• English Speaking Tour Guide
• Lunch
• Boat tour
• Entrance fees
• Transport by air-conditioned minivan

Exclude:

• Extra Meal & Beverage
• Personal Expense

TOUR DESCRIPTION

• Operate: Daily  

• Start Time: 7:00 am – End Time: 3:30pm 

• Pick Up Time: 6:00 am - 7:00 am

Step back in time with us on a full-day journey from Bangkok to Ayutthaya, the ancient capital of Siam and one of Thailand’s most fascinating UNESCO World Heritage Sites. On this small-group Discova experience, our expert English-speaking guide brings the stories of kings, temples, and lost kingdoms to life as we explore the legendary ruins of this historic city.

Leaving the bustle of Bangkok behind, we travel north toward Ayutthaya, once one of the largest and most prosperous cities in the world and the capital of the Siamese Kingdom for more than four centuries. Our first stop is the elegant Bang Pa-In Royal Summer Palace. As we walk through its peaceful gardens, discover how Siamese kings once spent their summers here, welcoming foreign guests and members of the royal court among graceful pavilions and tranquil lakes.

One of the first temple visits is Wat Yai Chai Mongkol, one of Ayutthaya’s most impressive temple complexes. Its towering bell-shaped stupa was built to celebrate a legendary royal victory in an elephant battle, while rows of saffron-robed Buddha statues line the temple grounds. At the rear of the complex, a large reclining Buddha rests peacefully among the temple ruins, adding another memorable highlight to this remarkable site.

After enjoying a traditional Thai lunch, the journey continues into the heart of the ancient Ayutthaya Kingdom on the historic city island. Here we explore some of the most impressive ruins of the former capital. One of the highlights is the temple home to one of Thailand’s most famous sights: the mysterious Buddha head entwined within the roots of a sacred Bodhi tree (Wat Mahathat). Nearby, you will also see the royal temple marked by three iconic chedis that once held the ashes of ancient kings (Wat Phra Sri Sanphet), along with the impressive former royal palace grounds that once stood at the center of the kingdom’s power.

In the afternoon, board a traditional river boat and cruise along the Chao Phraya River around the island. From the water you’ll see Ayutthaya from a different perspective, passing historic monasteries and the magnificent riverside temple of Wat Chaiwatthanaram before returning to Bangkok in the late afternoon.

Note: Long trousers are mandatory for both men and women when visiting the Royal Palace, you are welcome to wear shorts during the day, but please bring long pants to change into if needed. Affordable trousers are also available for purchase at the entrance. 

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

WhatsApp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: [email protected]

Tour Highlight

• Wander through the elegant lakeside gardens of Bang Pa-In Royal Summer Palace
• Explore three of Ayutthaya’s temple complexes with our expert guide
• See the mysterious Buddha head entwined within the roots of a sacred Bodhi tree
• Cruise the Chao Phraya River around Ayutthaya past riverside temples
• Travel worry-free with hotel pickup, all entrance fees, and Thai lunch included

Include:

• Hotel pickup and drop-off (Bangkok City Outskirt)
• English Speaking Tour Guide
• Lunch
• Boat tour
• Entrance fees
• Transport by air-conditioned minivan

Exclude:

• Extra Meal & Beverage
• Personal Expense

TOUR DESCRIPTION

• Operate: Daily  

• Start Time: 7:00 am – End Time: 3:30pm 

• Pick Up Time: 6:00 am - 7:00 am

Note: Pick up & Drop off offer for Zone5: City Outskirt: hotel in area from Chatuchak, Lard Pao, Bang Kane, Don Muang, Suvarnabhumi or those not included in zone 1-4

Step back in time with us on a full-day journey from Bangkok to Ayutthaya, the ancient capital of Siam and one of Thailand’s most fascinating UNESCO World Heritage Sites. On this small-group Discova experience, our expert English-speaking guide brings the stories of kings, temples, and lost kingdoms to life as we explore the legendary ruins of this historic city.

Leaving the bustle of Bangkok behind, we travel north toward Ayutthaya, once one of the largest and most prosperous cities in the world and the capital of the Siamese Kingdom for more than four centuries. Our first stop is the elegant Bang Pa-In Royal Summer Palace. As we walk through its peaceful gardens, discover how Siamese kings once spent their summers here, welcoming foreign guests and members of the royal court among graceful pavilions and tranquil lakes.

One of the first temple visits is Wat Yai Chai Mongkol, one of Ayutthaya’s most impressive temple complexes. Its towering bell-shaped stupa was built to celebrate a legendary royal victory in an elephant battle, while rows of saffron-robed Buddha statues line the temple grounds. At the rear of the complex, a large reclining Buddha rests peacefully among the temple ruins, adding another memorable highlight to this remarkable site.

After enjoying a traditional Thai lunch, the journey continues into the heart of the ancient Ayutthaya Kingdom on the historic city island. Here we explore some of the most impressive ruins of the former capital. One of the highlights is the temple home to one of Thailand’s most famous sights: the mysterious Buddha head entwined within the roots of a sacred Bodhi tree (Wat Mahathat). Nearby, you will also see the royal temple marked by three iconic chedis that once held the ashes of ancient kings (Wat Phra Sri Sanphet), along with the impressive former royal palace grounds that once stood at the center of the kingdom’s power.

In the afternoon, board a traditional river boat and cruise along the Chao Phraya River around the island. From the water you’ll see Ayutthaya from a different perspective, passing historic monasteries and the magnificent riverside temple of Wat Chaiwatthanaram before returning to Bangkok in the late afternoon.

Note: Long trousers are mandatory for both men and women when visiting the Royal Palace, you are welcome to wear shorts during the day, but please bring long pants to change into if needed. Affordable trousers are also available for purchase at the entrance. 

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

WhatsApp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: [email protected]

Tour Highlight

• Enjoy tasting a variety of food through famous local street food
• Immerse in the colorful and fun-filled of Bangkok at Night
• Discover Bangkok on a exhilarating Tuk-Tuk ride with your local guide
• Enjoying the vibrant flavors of the city
• Explore Song Wat Road, where vintage shophouses, street art, and old trading stories come to life

Includes:

• Tuk Tuk
• Dinner
• Snack
• Food Tastings
• Drinking Water
• English Speaking Guide
• Travel Insurance

Exclude

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Gratuities

TOUR DESCRIPTION

Starting Time: 4:30 pm - End Time: 8:30 pm

Meeting time: 4:30 pm

Meeting Point: Hua Lamphong station, MRT exit 4

Drop off Point: MRT Sanam Chai Station Exit 1

Blackout date: 13 – 15 April / 31 December - 1 January 2026

Get ready for a night packed with flavor, color, and city buzz! Bangkok truly shines after dark — and there’s no better way to explore it than by tuk tuk and on oot, tasting your way through hidden alleys, sizzling grills, and glowing temples.     

Kick off your foodie adventure at MRT Hua Lamphong Station (Exit 4), where your local guide leads you into the backstreets of Bangkok’s old quarter - the real deal, where food is bold and unapologetically local. First stop: the legendary Tom Yum Wonton - a fiery, slurp-worthy bowl that perfectly balances spice, tang, and comfort. Next up, follow your nose to Pork Satay, where juicy skewers aregrilled over charcoal flames and dipped in creamy peanut sauce - smoky, sweet, and addictive!     

Then it’s time to stretch your legs with a walk along Song Wat Road, where vintage shophouses, street art, and old trading stories come to life. Your guide will share local tales while you capture those moody, golden-hour shots. Here, stop along the road to enjoy a taste of traditional steamed buns, a classic snack that reflects the deep-rooted Chinese heritage in Bangkok. Soft, fluffy, and filled with sweet fillings, these buns have long been part of family gatherings and festive offerings, symbolizing prosperity and good fortune.    

Hop back on a tuk tuk and zip through the neon buzz of Chinatown, stopping briefly at the Giant Swing for photos under the city lights. Dinner follows at a beloved local eatery serving Pad See Ew for over 40 years — a comforting noodle classic that showcases how Chinese cooking evolved into Thai street-food culture. The night winds down with a scenic tuk tuk ride past the illuminated Grand Palace and City Pillar, before arriving riverside opposite Wat Arun, glowing beautifully across the Chao Phraya River.

The experience ends here, ideally located for a quick tuk tuk ride back to the nearest MRT station or the option to continue on to a nearby rooftop bar, our guide can show you up. Fast-paced, full of flavor, and bursting with Bangkok’s after-dark energy - this is the city at its most delicious and alive.

Important Notice for Dietary Requirement: This tour features classic Bangkok Street food, many of which contain pork and peanuts. If you have any dietary needs, preferences, or allergies, please book the private tour and inform us in advance – so we can tailor your experience as much as possible.

Tips: Please wear comfortable walking shoes, a hat and a camera to capture unforgettable moments

Note Suitable for: Pregnant Women, Vegans, or guests with special dietary requirements.

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

WhatsApp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: [email protected]

Tour Highlight

• Take in sweeping Old Town views from the top of the Golden Mount
• Drift through Bangkok’s canals, ride a tuk-tuk, and explore on foot
• Step inside the Grand Palace and feel Thailand’s royal heritage
• See the Emerald Buddha and hear the stories behind its importance
• Wander Wat Pho’s courtyards and meet the iconic Reclining Buddha

Includes:

• English Speaking Guide

• Admission Fee

• Tuk Tuk Ride

• Drinking Water

• Public Transportation Fee during the tour 

Exclude:

•  Tip for a guide

• Meal

TOUR DESCRIPTION

• Operate: Daily

• Start Time: 9:00 am – End Time: 1:00pm 

• Meeting Time: 8:50 am
• Meeting Point: BTS Ratchathewi Exit 1 & 3 (bus stop near BTS Ratchathewi
  Exit 1 & 3)
• Ending Point: Wat Pho

This is the Bangkok you came for: real canal life, great city views, and the royal landmarks everyone wants to see. Join Discova’s freshly upgraded classic Bangkok experience as you move from the canals to one of the city’s best viewpoints at the Golden Mount, and then on to the Grand Palace and Wat Pho, completing a route that brings Bangkok’s most iconic areas together in one perfect experience.

Meet your guide at BTS Ratchathewi Exit 1 & 3 (bus stop near BTS Ratchathewi Exit 1 & 3) then take a short walk to Hua Chang Pier and hop on a public boat and glide along Saen Saep, passing through local Muslim communities around the Jim Thompson house that have lived along the canal for generations. Then, step off near the edge of the Old Town and walk into a different Bangkok. Along the way, we’ll pass near sections tied to the original town walls and a small white fort, and if you’re lucky you might even spot a monitor lizard cruising the water at a canal crossroads.

Then it’s time for one of the best views in the city: Wat Saket, the Golden Mount. Climb the winding steps, ring the bells, and watch the skyline open up in every direction! Your guide keeps it light but meaningful: a simple introduction to Buddhist symbols you’ll see throughout the day, and why this hilltop temple is known as the “Golden Mountain.” 

From here, jump into a classic tuk-tuk ride and head straight to Bangkok’s royal heart: arriving at the Grand Palace, your licensed guide leads you through the most important sections of Thailand’s former royal residence, including visiting the revered Emerald Buddha, Thailand’s most sacred image. By the end of the visit, you will understand why such a small image holds such deep importance in Thai culture. After exploring the palace, continue on foot to nearby Wat Pho, one of Bangkok’s oldest and most significant temple complexes. Visit the hall of the Reclining Buddha, then continue through courtyards lined with chedis and murals as your guide leads you beyond the main statue to explore the wider temple grounds and understand why Wat Pho holds such an important place in Thai Buddhist tradition.

Your tour ends at Wat Pho, but this part of Bangkok is perfect to keep exploring on your own. You can stay in the area for a relaxed lunch at a riverside café with views of Wat Arun, or simply hop on the quick ferry across the river if you’d like to visit it. From here, you’re in one of the most walkable and atmospheric corners of
the Old Town! 

Blackout date: Close on 3-4 March, 6 April, 13-15 April, 12 May, 30-31 May, 3 June, 22 July, 28-30 July, 12 August, 25 November 2026.

What to bring: Comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunglasses, and a camera to capture unforgettable moments. 

Dress code at the Grand Palace: shoulders and knees must be covered, and long trousers are required. If needed, appropriate clothing can be purchased from vendors outside the entrance before entering."

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

WhatsApp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: [email protected]

Tour Highlight

• Take in sweeping Old Town views from the top of the Golden Mount
• Drift through Bangkok’s canals, ride a tuk-tuk, and explore on foot
• Step inside the Grand Palace and feel Thailand’s royal heritage
• See the Emerald Buddha and hear the stories behind its importance
• Wander Wat Pho’s courtyards and meet the iconic Reclining Buddha

Includes:

• English Speaking Guide

• Tuk Tuk Ride

• Drinking Water

• Public Transportation Fee during the tour 

Exclude:

• Admission Fee

•  Tip for a guide

• Meal

TOUR DESCRIPTION

• Operate: Daily

• Blackout date: Close on 3-4 March, 6 April, 13-15 April, 12 May, 30-31 May, 3 June, 22 July, 28-30 July, 12 August, 25 November 2026.

• Start Time: 9:00 am – End Time: 1:00pm 

• Meeting Time: 8:50 am
• Meeting Point: BTS Ratchathewi Exit 1 & 3 (bus stop near BTS Ratchathewi Exit 1 & 3)
• Ending Point: Wat Pho

This is the Bangkok you came for: real canal life, great city views, and the royal landmarks everyone wants to see. Join Discova’s freshly upgraded classic Bangkok experience as you move from the canals to one of the city’s best viewpoints at the Golden Mount, and then on to the Grand Palace and Wat Pho, completing a route that brings Bangkok’s most iconic areas together in one perfect experience.

Meet your guide at BTS Ratchathewi Exit 1 & 3 (bus stop near BTS Ratchathewi Exit 1 & 3) then take a short walk to Hua Chang Pier and hop on a public boat and glide along Saen Saep, passing through local Muslim communities around the Jim Thompson house that have lived along the canal for generations. Then, step off near the edge of the Old Town and walk into a different Bangkok. Along the way, we’ll pass near sections tied to the original town walls and a small white fort, and if you’re lucky you might even spot a monitor lizard cruising the water at a canal crossroads.

Then it’s time for one of the best views in the city: Wat Saket, the Golden Mount. Climb the winding steps, ring the bells, and watch the skyline open up in every direction! Your guide keeps it light but meaningful: a simple introduction to Buddhist symbols you’ll see throughout the day, and why this hilltop temple is known as the “Golden Mountain.” 

From here, jump into a classic tuk-tuk ride and head straight to Bangkok’s royal heart: arriving at the Grand Palace, your licensed guide leads you through the most important sections of Thailand’s former royal residence, including visiting the revered Emerald Buddha, Thailand’s most sacred image. By the end of the visit, you will understand why such a small image holds such deep importance in Thai culture. After exploring the palace, continue on foot to nearby Wat Pho, one of Bangkok’s oldest and most significant temple complexes. Visit the hall of the Reclining Buddha, then continue through courtyards lined with chedis and murals as your guide leads you beyond the main statue to explore the wider temple grounds and understand why Wat Pho holds such an important place in Thai Buddhist tradition.

Your tour ends at Wat Pho, but this part of Bangkok is perfect to keep exploring on your own. You can stay in the area for a relaxed lunch at a riverside café with views of Wat Arun, or simply hop on the quick ferry across the river if you’d like to visit it. From here, you’re in one of the most walkable and atmospheric corners of
the Old Town! 

Blackout date: Close on 3 Mar 2026, 6 April 2026, 13-15 April 2026 ( Songkran), 31 May,  28-30 July 2026 , 23 October 2026 , 26 October 2026, 5 December 2026, 25 December 2026 , 31 December 2026.

Note: The ticket fee will be THB 900 per person, pay on sport.

What to bring: Comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunglasses, and a camera to capture unforgettable moments. 

Dress code at the Grand Palace: shoulders and knees must be covered, and long trousers are required. If needed, appropriate clothing can be purchased from vendors outside the entrance before entering."

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

WhatsApp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: [email protected]

Tour Highlight

• Visit Mae Klong Railway Market, wellknown as Talad Rom Hoop in Samut Songkram
• Enjoy Boat ride into famous’ Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, an iconic floating market of Thailand
• Passing through Old Market – Lao Tuk Luck, attractive place to see old style & traditional way of local life
• Visit traditional house where produces sugar palm from coconut plantation
• Explore the shops for fresh produce, tasty street food, and unique souvenirs

Includes:

• Hotel Pickup & Drop off (Zone 1-4)
• Transportation by air-conditioned van
• Roundtrip Hotel Transfer
• English Speaking Tour guide
• Boat to Damnoen Saduak
• Snacks and drinking water
• Accidental insurance

Exclude:

• Paddle boat rental
• Extra food and drinks
• Tips

TOUR DESCRIPTION

Operate: Daily

Starting Time: 7:00 am - End Time: 2:00 pm

Pick up time: Between 06:00am - 07:00am

Meeting Point: Guest's Hotel

Drop off Point: Guest's Hotel

Take a half-day tour from Bangkok city limits to you explore the floating markets of Damnoen Saduak with a stop at Mae Klong railway market. Travel by boat to cruise past vendors selling fresh produce, handmade sweets, and souvenirs as a guide unpacks the secrets of these 19th-century canals.

Start your tour with a pickup from your hotel and be driven about 100 km southwest of Bangkok to Ratchaburi Province. On the way, visit the Mae Klong railway market, also known as Talad Rom Hup, roughly translating to the “umbrella pulldown market”.

See how the shop fronts are moved back from the rails when the train approaches. Then, hop on a boat to continue to Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, pointing back to a time when water transport was the primary mode of transportation.

Marvel at the variety of fresh fruits, fragrant flowers, colorful clothing, and souvenirs on offer along the waterways. Walk around and check out the many stalls or rent a paddle boat (at your own expense) to ride through a maze of traditional canoes and soak up the market atmosphere out on the water.

Continue to Lao Tuk Luck Market (Old Damnoen Saduak Market), an ancient floating market offering a glimpse into Thailand’s traditional-style houses. Witness traders practice the old way of selling fruits, vegetables, and more.

Note: Please note that the total tour duration is approximately 6 to 7 hours, including the hotel drop-off. If your hotel is one of the first stops, you’ll arrive back around 1:00 PM. If your hotel is one of the last stops, you may get back between 1:30 PM and 2:00 PM.

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

WhatsApp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: [email protected]

Tour Highlight

• Wander through the elegant lakeside gardens of Bang Pa-In Royal Summer Palace
• Explore three of Ayutthaya’s temple complexes with our expert guide
• See the mysterious Buddha head entwined within the roots of a sacred Bodhi tree
• Cruise the Chao Phraya River around Ayutthaya past riverside temples
• Travel worry-free with hotel pickup, all entrance fees, and Thai lunch included

Included

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• English Speaking Tour Guide
• Lunch
• Boat tour
• Entrance fees
• Transport by air-conditioned minivan

Exclude:

• Extra Meal & Beverage
• Personal Expense

TOUR DESCRIPTION

• Operate: Daily  

• Start Time: 7:00 am – End Time: 3:30pm 

• Pick Up Time: 6:00 am - 7:00 am

Step back in time with us on a full-day journey from Bangkok to Ayutthaya, the ancient capital of Siam and one of Thailand’s most fascinating UNESCO World Heritage Sites. On this small-group Discova experience, our expert English-speaking guide brings the stories of kings, temples, and lost kingdoms to life as we explore the legendary ruins of this historic city.

Leaving the bustle of Bangkok behind, we travel north toward Ayutthaya, once one of the largest and most prosperous cities in the world and the capital of the Siamese Kingdom for more than four centuries. Our first stop is the elegant Bang Pa-In Royal Summer Palace. As we walk through its peaceful gardens, discover how Siamese kings once spent their summers here, welcoming foreign guests and members of the royal court among graceful pavilions and tranquil lakes.

One of the first temple visits is Wat Yai Chai Mongkol, one of Ayutthaya’s most impressive temple complexes. Its towering bell-shaped stupa was built to celebrate a legendary royal victory in an elephant battle, while rows of saffron-robed Buddha statues line the temple grounds. At the rear of the complex, a large reclining Buddha rests peacefully among the temple ruins, adding another memorable highlight to this remarkable site.

After enjoying a traditional Thai lunch, the journey continues into the heart of the ancient Ayutthaya Kingdom on the historic city island. Here we explore some of the most impressive ruins of the former capital. One of the highlights is the temple home to one of Thailand’s most famous sights: the mysterious Buddha head entwined within the roots of a sacred Bodhi tree (Wat Mahathat). Nearby, you will also see the royal temple marked by three iconic chedis that once held the ashes of ancient kings (Wat Phra Sri Sanphet), along with the impressive former royal palace grounds that once stood at the center of the kingdom’s power.

In the afternoon, board a traditional river boat and cruise along the Chao Phraya River around the island. From the water you’ll see Ayutthaya from a different perspective, passing historic monasteries and the magnificent riverside temple of Wat Chaiwatthanaram before returning to Bangkok in the late afternoon.

Note: Long trousers are mandatory for both men and women when visiting  the Royal Palace. ou are welcome to wear shorts during the day, but please bring long pants to change into if needed. Affordable trousers are also available for purchase at the entrance. 

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

WhatsApp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: [email protected]

Tour Highlight

• Explore Hellfire Pass memorial that tell the stories of resilience from WWII
• Walk through Hellfire Pass and witness the monumental effort behind it
• Ride the historic "Death Railway," built by Allied POWs in WWII
• Visit the iconic bridge, a symbol of the builders' struggles
• Visit War Cemetery to honor soldiers who died during the railway's construction

Includes:

• Hotel pickup and drop-off (Bangkok City only)
• English Speaking Tour Guide
• Lunch
• Entrance fees
• Transport by air-conditioned minivan
• Train ticket

Exclude:

• Extra Meal & Beverage
• Personal Expense

TOUR DESCRIPTION

Operate: Daily  

Start Time: 7:00 am – End Time: 7:00 pm 

Pick-up Time: Between 6:00 AM and 7:00 AM

Take a journey from Bangkok to the province of Kanchanaburi, a place of stunning natural beauty that is also home to a dark history. Visit the Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum, the Death Railway, and the Bridge over the River Kwai.

Start your tour in Bangkok and take a journey to Hellfire Pass, a dramatic section of the railway that was literally cut through a mountain. Explore the Hellfire Pass Memorial Museum, which tells the stories of human suffering linked to this engineering feat.

Continue to Namtok Station and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant nearby before taking the train along the historic "Death Railway," a legacy of World War II originally built by Allied prisoners of war. The Death Railway is named for the thousands of prisoners who lost their lives constructing this link between Thailand and Myanmar (Burma).

The railway runs across the Tham Krasae wooden viaduct, which skirts a cliff above Khwae Noi River and crosses the famous Bridge over the River Kwai. Visit the Thailand-Burma Railway Museum and War Cemetery, home to the remains of those who perished during the railway's construction, before returning to Bangkok.

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Note: Please note that Hellfire Pass will be closed on May from 4 to 24, December 5, 24, 25, 26, 27, and 31, 2026, as well as January 1, 2027. During these closure dates, the alternative attraction will be Chong Kai Mountain (panoramic viewpoint and historical site) in Kanchanaburi. 

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

WhatsApp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: [email protected]

Tour Highlight

• Enjoy tasting a variety of food through famous local street food
• Immerse in the colorful and fun-filled of Bangkok at Night
• Discover Bangkok on a exhilarating Tuk-Tuk ride with your local guide
• Enjoying the vibrant flavors of the city
• Explore Song Wat Road, where vintage shophouses, street art, and old trading
  stories come to life

Includes:

• Tuk Tuk
• Hotel Pickup & Drop off
• Dinner
• Food Tastings
• One drink at a rooftop bar
• Drinking Water
• English Speaking Guide
• Travel Insurance

Exclude

• Gratuities

TOUR DESCRIPTION

Starting Time: 4:30 pm - End Time: 8:30 pm

Pickup time: 3:30 pm

Meeting Point: Guest's Hotel 

Drop off Point: Guest's Hotel 

Blackout date: 13 – 15 April / 31 December - 1 January 2026

Get ready for a night packed with flavor, color, and city buzz! Bangkok truly shines after dark — and there’s no better way to explore it than by tuk tuk and on oot, tasting your way through hidden alleys, sizzling grills, and glowing temples.     

Kick off your foodie adventure at MRT Hua Lamphong Station (Exit 4), where your local guide leads you into the backstreets of Bangkok’s old quarter - the real deal, where food is bold and unapologetically local. First stop: the legendary Tom Yum Wonton - a fiery, slurp-worthy bowl that perfectly balances spice, tang, and comfort. Next up, follow your nose to Pork Satay, where juicy skewers aregrilled over charcoal flames and dipped in creamy peanut sauce - smoky, sweet, and addictive!     

Then it’s time to stretch your legs with a walk along Song Wat Road, where vintage shophouses, street art, and old trading stories come to life. Your guide will share local tales while you capture those moody, golden-hour shots. Here, stop along the road to enjoy a taste of traditional steamed buns, a classic snack that reflects the deep-rooted Chinese heritage in Bangkok. Soft, fluffy, and filled with sweet fillings, these buns have long been part of family gatherings and festive offerings, symbolizing prosperity and good fortune.    

Hop back on a tuk tuk and zip through the neon buzz of Chinatown, stopping briefly at the Giant Swing for photos under the city lights. Dinner follows at a beloved local eatery serving Pad See Ew for over 40 years — a comforting noodle classic that showcases how Chinese cooking evolved into Thai street-food culture. The night winds down with a scenic tuk tuk ride past the illuminated Grand Palace and City Pillar, before arriving riverside opposite Wat Arun, glowing beautifully across the Chao Phraya River.

The experience ends here, ideally located for a quick tuk tuk ride back to the nearest MRT station or the option to continue on to a nearby rooftop bar, our guide can show you up. Fast-paced, full of flavor, and bursting with Bangkok’s after-dark energy - this is the city at its most delicious and alive.

Important Notice for Dietary Requirement: This tour features classic Bangkok Street food, many of which contain pork and peanuts. If you have any dietary needs, preferences, or allergies, please book the private tour and inform us in advance – so we can tailor your experience as much as possible.

Tips: Please wear comfortable walking shoes, a hat and a camera to capture unforgettable moments

Not Suitable for: Pregnant Women, Vegans, or guests with special dietary requirements.

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

WhatsApp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: [email protected]

Tour Highlight

• Intimate encounters with local villagers to learn about life at Kok Na Sai. 
• Hands-on and authentic culinary experience facilitated by expert home cooks.
• Cultural activities celebrating the rich traditions and arts of this region.

Includes:

• Hotel Pickup and Drop off
• English Speaking Tour Guide
• Snacks
• Lunch
• Workshop
• Accidental Insurance

Exclude:

• Personal expenses
• Gratuities

TOUR DESCRIPTION

Operate: Daily  

Blackout dates: 13 – 15 April (Songkran Festival) and 31 Dec – 1 Jan (New Year) 

Start Time: 8:00 am – End Time: 2:00 pm 

Pickup time between: 7:30am – 07:50 am

Pickup Point-Ending Point: Guest's hotels in Bangkok

You will depart from Bangkok in the morning and embark on a serene drive through the Thai countryside, arriving in Kok Na Sai Village around two hours later. The origins of this grassroots
community can be traced back to immigrants from Vientiane, Laos, who arrived in the country nearly a hundred years ago.

Start the tour by learning about indigenous local rice called “Jekchoey,” whose genetic makeup is vital for ensuring food security in the region. The origins of this rice can also be traced back to Laos, and you will see firsthand how the local community has preserved the traditional milling, threshing, and pounding of rice.

 Later, participate in Kao Hor Wrapping, a signature dish echoing the rich heritage of the Lao Vieng people. Prepare the banana-leaf meal packs filled with sticky rice, chicken, sausage, a boiled egg, and snacks—just like the way meals were once carried to the rice fields.

Have lunch and then witness a tree ordination ceremony, a unique practice that intertwines Buddhist traditions with environmental conservation efforts. This ceremony involves monks and community members symbolically ordaining trees by wrapping them in saffron robes, like those worn by Buddhist monks. This act designates the trees as sacred, discouraging deforestation and promoting ecological preservation.

After participating in this meaningful ceremony, make a final stop at Thammachinda Stupa, a historic site that stands as evidence of the Lao Vieng migration from years ago. Following local tradition, you’ll take part in offering a Tung - a sacred symbol of respect and blessing - to honour the stupa and the cultural heritage it represents.

Return to Bangkok with newfound knowledge and appreciation for how this grassroots community preserves its heritage and local way of life. 

Note: Tour not suitable for Wheelchair users and people aged over than 80 years. 

What to bring: Please bring Sunglasses, Sunscreen, Refillable Bottle, Personal
Medicine.

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 3 days before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

WhatsApp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: [email protected]

Tour Highlight

• Explore Bangkok’s finest highlight tour include famous attractions
• Visit an interactive museum, zip along canals of Bangkok
• Visit the temple of dawn, Wat Arun, an iconic temple 79 metres
• Explore Thonburi canal on a long tail boat
• Enjoy View of Chao Phraya River and offers breathtaking views from its spires

Includes:

• English Speaking Tour Guide
• Admission fees to specified sights
• Canal Boat Trip
• Drinking Water
• Travel Insurance

Exclude:

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Gratuities

TOUR DESCRIPTION

Tour Operate: Tuesday-Sunday ( Close Every Monday due to Museum Siam close)

Starting Time: 1:00 pm - End Time: 4:00 pm

Meeting Time: 12:45 pm

Meeting Point: MRT Sanam Chai Exit 1 

Ending Point: MRT Sanam Chai Exit 1 

The Bangkok Canal Highlight Tour is a great way to see some of the most popular sites in Bangkok. This tour will take you to three different locations, including the Siam Museum, Longtail Boat and Wat Arun, where you will have the opportunity to explore the beautiful canals of Bangkok.

Meet our Tour Guide at MRT Sanamchai Exit 1 at 12:45 pm. Start this afternoon by travel to Museum Siam reveals several exhibits displaying the national identity and history of Thai people and their relationships with neighboring cultures. This museum houses over 100,000 artifacts from Thailand's past. It also has an incredible garden that will be sure to delight both kids and adults alike! The concept of the museum is 'Play + Learn = Joyously', achieved through a series of interactive exhibits.

Next, hop on a traditional longtail boat to meander through the quaint canals taking in the quieter side of Bangkok life, which would not be complete without an exploration of the spectacular and iconic Wat Arun.
Take time to explore the iconic temple towering 79 metres over the Chao Phraya River offering panorama across Bangkok from the Thonburi side. It overlooks the Chao Phraya River and offers breathtaking views from its spires. The temple itself was built in 1782 by King Rama I as part of a larger project that included many other temples throughout Bangkok as well as several palaces. Finally, head back across the river and walk back to MRT Station.

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

WhatsApp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: [email protected]

Tour Highlight

• Take in sweeping Old Town views from the top of the Golden Mount
• Drift through Bangkok’s canals, ride a tuk-tuk, and explore on foot
• Step inside the Grand Palace and feel Thailand’s royal heritage
• See the Emerald Buddha and hear the stories behind its importance
• Wander Wat Pho’s courtyards and meet the iconic Reclining Buddha

Includes:

• English Speaking Guide

• Hotel pickup and drop off

• Admission Fee

• Tuk Tuk Ride

• Drinking Water

• Public Transportation Fee during the tour 

Exclude:

•  Tip for a guide

• Meal

TOUR DESCRIPTION

• Operate: Daily

• Start Time: 9:00 am – End Time: 1:00pm 

• Meeting Time:  8:30 am-9:00 am
• Meeting Point: Guest's Hotel in Bangkok City
• Ending Point: Guest's Hotel in Bangkok City

This is the Bangkok you came for: real canal life, great city views, and the royal landmarks everyone wants to see. Join Discova’s freshly upgraded classic Bangkok experience as you move from the canals to one of the city’s best viewpoints at the Golden Mount, and then on to the Grand Palace and Wat Pho, completing a route that brings Bangkok’s most iconic areas together in one perfect experience.

Begin your journey with a private hotel transfer by van to Hua Chang Pier and hop on a public boat and glide along Saen Saep, passing through local Muslim communities around the Jim Thompson house that have lived along the canal for generations. Then, step off near the edge of the Old Town and walk into a different Bangkok. Along the way, we’ll pass near sections tied to the original town walls and a small white fort, and if you’re lucky you might even spot a monitor lizard cruising the water at a canal crossroads.

Then it’s time for one of the best views in the city: Wat Saket, the Golden Mount. Climb the winding steps, ring the bells, and watch the skyline open up in every direction! Your guide keeps it light but meaningful: a simple introduction to Buddhist symbols you’ll see throughout the day, and why this hilltop temple is known as the “Golden Mountain.” 

From here, jump into a classic tuk-tuk ride and head straight to Bangkok’s royal heart: arriving at the Grand Palace, your licensed guide leads you through the most important sections of Thailand’s former royal residence, including visiting the revered Emerald Buddha, Thailand’s most sacred image. By the end of the visit, you will understand why such a small image holds such deep importance in Thai culture. After exploring the palace, continue on foot to nearby Wat Pho, one of Bangkok’s oldest and most significant temple complexes. Visit the hall of the Reclining Buddha, then continue through courtyards lined with chedis and murals as your guide leads you beyond the main statue to explore the wider temple grounds and understand why Wat Pho holds such an important place in Thai Buddhist tradition.

The tour ends at Wat Pho, one of Bangkok’s most iconic landmarks. From here, you can continue exploring the area independently, perhaps enjoying a leisurely lunch at a riverside café with stunning views of Wat Arun. Alternatively, you may follow our tour guide, who will ensure a comfortable transfer back to your hotel.

Blackout date: Close on 3-4 March, 6 April, 13-15 April, 12 May, 30-31 May, 3 June, 22 July, 28-30 July, 12 August, 25 November 2026.

What to bring: Comfortable walking shoes, a hat, sunglasses, and a camera to capture unforgettable moments. 

Dress code at the Grand Palace: shoulders and knees must be covered, and long trousers are required. If needed, appropriate clothing can be purchased from vendors outside the entrance before entering."

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

WhatsApp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: [email protected]

 Tour Highlight

• Join a small-group evening food tour with max 8 guests 

• Skip Chinatown’s tourist crowds and eat where Bangkok locals go in Ari 

• Taste old-school favourites and Bangkok’s new-generation food scene in one tour 

• Walk, ride a local bus and hear plenty of stories along the way 

• Come hungry: there’s enough food included to make this your dinner

Includes:

• English-speaking guide 

• Food tasting  

• Drinking water 

• Bus fare during the tour 

• Basic accident insurance 

Exclude:

• Transfer from/to hotel 

• Extra meals 

• Tip for guide 

Tour Description

Operate: Daily 

Starting Time: 4:30 PM- Ending Time 8:00 PM 

Meeting Time: 4:15 PM 

Meeting Point: In front of Café Amazon at Victory Hub (465/4 Ratchawithi Rd, Thanon Phaya Thai, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400) 

Ending Point: BTS Ari Exit 3

Set off on an immersive evening tour through Ari, where old family recipes, regional flavours and Bangkok’s new generation share the same maze of sois. Starting near Victory Monument, follow your local guide into the atmospheric lanes of one of Bangkok’s most evolving districts and taste legendary boat noodles, once served by vendors from boats along the city’s canals. 

Then board a local bus and travel towards Ari like a local, uncovering how this neighbourhood evolved from agricultural land and military housing into one of Bangkok’s most vibrant food and lifestyle districts. Along the way, discover the surprising Thai origins of Red Bull before continuing your culinary journey through Ari’s maze of sois.  

Taste heritage Betong chicken brought from Thailand’s far south through a comforting plate of chicken rice, admire beautifully reinvented traditional Thai sweets and savour regional favourites, including iconic Northern Thai dishes. Along the way, your guide brings the food to life with tales of family recipes, generations-old businesses and the people shaping Ari’s culinary scene today. 

With shared tastings, local transport and plenty of stories along the way, this food tour showcases Bangkok's communal food culture and culinary legacy at its best.

Note: 

• In rainy season, typically during June – September every year, please kindly bring a raincoat or umbrella 
• This tour not suitable for pregnant women and wheelchair users.

Cancellation: There is no charge if any cancelation made 24 hours before the travel date.

Emergency Phone Number

(AU) +6128 357 1151

(UK) +44 208 137 7991

(US) +1551 788 6946

WhatsApp (Chat only) +62 811 3961 7031

E-mail: [email protected]