Experience the Thai capital by tuk-tuk after sunset and pass interesting sights like Wat Arun, Grand Palace, Wat Pho, the Giant Swing and Yaowarat Road, the most lively street in Bangkok's Chinatown, one of the largest Chinatowns in the world and also one of the most authentic and unchanged spots in the city.
Your local guide will tell you interesting stories about the places you'll pass and about Bangkok in general. Your tour ends with a simple street-food meal at the last stop in Chinatown.
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Sabine & Manu
Traveled as a couple
Germany
Die Tour hat unsere Erwartungen zu 100% erfüllt! Man bekommt einen ersten Eindruck von Bangkok und kann so entscheiden, was man sich genauer anschauen möchte. Die Fahrt mit dem TukTuk war einfach klasse und der Besuch des Blumenmarktes, welcher nicht auf Touristen ausgelegt ist, hat uns auch sehr gut gefallen. Unser Guide, Paula 🥰, war absolut spitze!!! Danke, Paula für den tollen Abend!
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Markus S.
Traveled with family
Germany
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Wiebke
Solo traveler
Germany
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Sebastian und Lea
Traveled as a couple
Germany
Es ist wirklich die perfekte Ergänzung zur Bangkok 360 Grad Tour und den Sehenswürdigkeiten wo man hin will vom Hop on Hop off Bus. Zusätzlich hat man den Vorteil wenig Staus zu haben durch die Uhrzeit und fährt auch Boot und viel TukTuk was inbegriffen ist. Tack war ein super Guide, bei dem ich selten so ein gutes und verständliches Englisch in Thailand oder China erlebt habe. Auch aus unserer Gruppe die, die schlecht englisch konnten wurde es dann gezeigt und geholfen. War wirklich super.
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Simone
Traveled with family
Germany
Es war ein sehr schöner Abend, wir haben sehr viel gesehen und unser Guide Siri war sehr nett und hat viel erklärt. Wir können diese Tour für Familien mit Jugendlichen sehr empfehlen. Der Treffpunkt war gut gewählt und wir haben im Vorfeld eine detaillierte Wegbeschreibung zu gesendet bekommen.
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Kirsten
Traveled with family
Germany
Unser Reiseführer "Tak" ist auf uns Touristen eingegangen. Toll war auch das abschließende und gemeinsame Streetfoodessen in China Town. Wir, Familie mit Kindern im Teenageralter, können die Tour nur weiterempfehlen. Danke für diesen gelungenen Abend.
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Saphan Taksin, Yan Nawa, Sathon, Bangkok, Thailand
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Meet your guide at Saphan Taksin BTS Exit 2 (downstairs).
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Sabine & Manu
Traveled as a couple
Germany
Die Tour hat unsere Erwartungen zu 100% erfüllt! Man bekommt einen ersten Eindruck von Bangkok und kann so entscheiden, was man sich genauer anschauen möchte. Die Fahrt mit dem TukTuk war einfach klasse und der Besuch des Blumenmarktes, welcher nicht auf Touristen ausgelegt ist, hat uns auch sehr gut gefallen. Unser Guide, Paula 🥰, war absolut spitze!!! Danke, Paula für den tollen Abend!
M
Markus S.
Traveled with family
Germany
W
Wiebke
Solo traveler
Germany
S
Sebastian und Lea
Traveled as a couple
Germany
Es ist wirklich die perfekte Ergänzung zur Bangkok 360 Grad Tour und den Sehenswürdigkeiten wo man hin will vom Hop on Hop off Bus. Zusätzlich hat man den Vorteil wenig Staus zu haben durch die Uhrzeit und fährt auch Boot und viel TukTuk was inbegriffen ist. Tack war ein super Guide, bei dem ich selten so ein gutes und verständliches Englisch in Thailand oder China erlebt habe. Auch aus unserer Gruppe die, die schlecht englisch konnten wurde es dann gezeigt und geholfen. War wirklich super.
S
Simone
Traveled with family
Germany
Es war ein sehr schöner Abend, wir haben sehr viel gesehen und unser Guide Siri war sehr nett und hat viel erklärt. Wir können diese Tour für Familien mit Jugendlichen sehr empfehlen. Der Treffpunkt war gut gewählt und wir haben im Vorfeld eine detaillierte Wegbeschreibung zu gesendet bekommen.
K
Kirsten
Traveled with family
Germany
Unser Reiseführer "Tak" ist auf uns Touristen eingegangen. Toll war auch das abschließende und gemeinsame Streetfoodessen in China Town. Wir, Familie mit Kindern im Teenageralter, können die Tour nur weiterempfehlen. Danke für diesen gelungenen Abend.
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