Bangkok · TUK-TUKS
Good tuk-tuk tours fill up weeks ahead and the great ones go first. Below: the 15 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
See Bangkok after dark by tuk-tuk, with temples, Chinatown, the 24-hour flower market, street snacks, dinner, and local guides.
“Kevin, our guide, was fantastic. He was very patient and knowledgeable. Fun way to see the sites. Great dinner too!”
Ride Bangkok by tuk-tuk, eat local noodles and Isaan food, visit the flower market, and finish with Wat Arun views from a rooftop bar.
“We had a wonderful experience with our tour guide ICE. He was full of energy, caring and a lot of fun! What an experience riding in a tuk tuk on a Friday night. Never seen so much crazy traffic but the drivers were very good! Bankok has thousands of street food places! This tour took us to some unique and high quality food places and in most cases we ate inside a small restaurant. ICE went above and beyond. He provided a birthday cake for a guy in the group for everyone to share! I would highly recommend the tour. It was an experience we wo t forget!”
Ride Bangkok by tuk tuk through Chinatown, sampling Michelin Guide street food, noodles, doughnuts, and crab fried rice with a local guide.
“Alex aka as Alexa the guide who opens windows guided us to great street Food Restaurants at China Town. A very nice evening with excellent food, save transport and a lot of fun.”
See Bangkok’s Grand Palace, temples, flower market, and Chinatown by tuk-tuk on a lively two-hour tour with an English-speaking guide.
“Anna the guide was fantastic! Very knowledgeable and friendly.”
Ride Bangkok by tuk tuk at night, taste Michelin-recommended Thai food, see glowing temples, Chinatown, the flower market, and Khao San Road.
“Our tour guide was Nyx and we did the 3 hour tour. We had a great time and saw quite a bit of Chinatown. We made 3-4 stops for food tasting that she recommended all inclusive f the tour price. We the 3 hour tour we ended up in the area of backpackers row. I was worried about getting back to the hotel after reading some of the other reviews but she helped us call a taxi via our GRAB and waited with us until we were picked up. All in all, great fun riding the tuk tuks and great experience.”
See Bangkok’s Wat Pho and Wat Arun at cooler evening hours, then ride a tuk-tuk to Chinatown on a small-group temple tour.
“Suntaree has been a wonderful guide, explaining everything with passion and happiness, making the whole experience very interesting and light. The time spent in each part of the tour was enough to take photos and view the temples, the ride on the tuk rul was so thrilling and the walk in chinatown so immersive! Khop khun krap Suntaree!”
See Bangkok after dark by river, tuk-tuk, and foot, with Wat Arun, temples, the flower market, Chinatown food, and dessert.
“Great experience seeing Bangkok Bella our tour guide was very friendly and gave us loads of information, Be wary it can be very busy”
See Bangkok by electric tuk tuk and Chao Phraya boat with an app-based day pass that avoids haggling and cuts through city traffic.
“With a very short window to see Bangkok this was ideal. The staff were friendly and very helpful. A great way to explore the city.”
Explore Bangkok by tuk-tuk at night, with temples, Chinatown, flower markets, street food, dinner, hotel pickup, and local guides.
“Riding in a tuk tuk, tasting different foods and visiting selected sights was a great cultural experience!”
Learn Thai cooking, shop Khlong Toei Market, and ride a tuk-tuk to a clean Bangkok school for four tasty dishes.
“The cooking class was an amazing experience! Chef Pim is incredibly friendly and knowledgeable, guiding us through each step with enthusiasm and expertise. The kitchen is brand new and clean. We prepared a variety of dishes that were not only delicious but also beautifully presented. Highly recommended.”
Ride tuk-tuks through Bangkok for Michelin Guide food, old-city sights, Chinatown treats, hotel transfers, and 10-plus dishes in 3.5 hours.
“Great guide. Tuk Tuk was nice and food was delicious. It gave you a nice exposure to the food street scene.”
See Bangkok after dark by riverboat and tuk-tuk, visit Wat Arun and the flower market, then enjoy street food in Chinatown for $40.
“Great tour. No fuss. Easy transport and helpful guide Paula who took photos for us all.”
Ride Bangkok by tuk tuk, taste at least seven local dishes, visit Chinatown and the flower market, and finish with rooftop views of Wat Arun.
“A high speed ( not really, but Chinatown by night by Tuk Tuk is exhilarating) tour of Chinatown, its restaurants and flower markets. We stopped at five restaurants for different courses , each restaurant specialising in a different course ( Tom Yam shrimp soup was particularly good). We walked through the wholesale flower market ( amazing quantity and range) We ended with a trip to the rooftop bar at the Riverside: great views (photos) of Wat Arun and the Royal Palace. The Tuk Tuk driver returned us to our hotel after drinks Well informed quide: lots of stories, very good English, Mr Chai.”
Taste Bangkok street food by tuk tuk, from pork satay to ginger soup, with local guides, night markets, flower stalls, and Chinatown sights.
“Loads of fun , food and information. Would recommend. Lek was a brilliant guide. Great way to see a part of Bangkok and try places you probably wouldn’t go to on your own or even find!”
Explore Thonburi by electric tuk-tuk, taste Wang Lang street food, cross the Chao Phraya, and finish at Bangkok’s flower market.
“Had a great time! The guide was informative, engaging, and nice. I would do it again.”
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