Make the most out of your time in Bangkok by getting a 1-day unlimited Hop on Hop off on pass for both Tuk Tuk Hop and Tourist Boat. Jump on the iconic Tuk Tuk and explore the Rattanakosin Island area which is the old Town of Bangkok. Hop on the Chao Phraya Tourist Boat for an exclusive experience along Chao Phraya River, the longest and most important river in Thailand. Travel around Bangkok’s Old Town area in a Tuk Tuk with this unique, fun and flexible hop-on, hop-off tour. These three-wheeled motorized vehicles are the most convenient way of traveling around the city as it zips through the traffic and takes tourists to their favorite attractions such as the Grand Palace, Wat Pho, Khaosan Road, China Town, and many more. Together with a Hop-on Hop-off Pass for the Chao Phraya Tourist Boat, you will get to experience the scenery from both sides of the river and can easily hop on to ride along the lifeblood of Bangkok, formally known as the Chao Phraya River. Experience a number of tourist attractions scattered around numerous piers along the river from the old Town to the busy central business district of Sathorn. For instance, the National Museum of Royal Barges, Wat Arun, Asiatique The Riverfront, Lhong 1910, and River City. By selecting this tour, you can skip the hassle by avoiding traffic jams and expensive Tuk Tuk prices offered on the streets.

Shining golden temples and chic Khaosan Road, are you ready for a sunset ride to see the beautiful colors of Bangkok's sky along the Chao Phraya River? This tour will take you along “Wat Phra Kheo”, with its golden roof that shines at night without a doubt particularly impressive. After driving through an illuminated chinatown, we will then return to the old town by riverside and end our trip by the popular and crazy "Khaosan road"

Embark from the meeting point on an exciting tuk-tuk ride through Bangkok’s vibrant streets. Along the way, get a glimpse of an important Bangkokian landmarks – the Democracy Monument before arriving Michelin Bib Gourmand listing Pad Thai Restaurant and enjoy the explosion of spicy and savory flavors as well as the amazing variety of textures from the delicate noodles to the crunchy peanuts. Hop back into the iconic vehicle and continue this culinary excursion of the city’s hidden eateries. But first, let’s have a photo break at the Giant Swing. Next stop would be a local night market. Wander the rows of bustling stalls, learn about local delicacies and sample from the vast array of street food. There will be plenty of options to test your umami and sweet taste buds namely: suckling Thai-style grilled meat, khao kha mu (stewed pork leg), coconut pudding, Bua Loi Khai Waan (glutious rice balls with egg), etc. Take a short break from eating and stroll through Pak Klong Talat, Thailand’s largest flower market, which only operates overnight. Let’s try to fold some fresh lotus here while getting to know how important this kind of flower is in Thai worshiping culture. Next up, getting to know Thai wedding tradition from a local store selling special desserts just for this occasion. Take away some Thong Yip and Thong Yod to try at the final stop. End the night at a laid-back riverside rooftop bar. Sip on a refreshing beer or your choice of drink whilst taking in the splendid views of the Chao Phraya River and the twinkling buildings along the riverbanks before friendly tuk tuk driver bid farewell at the nearest MRT station.

For those who love escooter riding and sightseeing, this tour is for you. We will go for 2h30 of fun in the Old City with monuments like the Democratic Monument, the incredible Wat Ratchanatdaram, the Big Swing of Bangkok, the flower market and much more, crossing hidden paths that only our guide knows

The Thai capital is known for its many monuments, its canals but also as a street food paradise. This ride in the Dusit district will allow you to enjoy a concentrate of what Bangkok can offer visitors, combining a ride along the klongs, a gourmet stop* to taste exotic fruits in a local market and visits to monuments.

Starting from Khaosan, on the way to CHINATOWN, we will stop at the Democracy Monument and especially the Royal Pavilion to admire the beautiful Wat Ratchanatdaram and take some photos We will resume our journey through the small alleys that only locals know, on the way we will see the Giant Swing located in front of Wat Suthat We will then discover the first mural painting announcing Chinatown, it's temples and it's traditional red lamps. After crossing the effervescence of Chinatown, we will arrive at Talad Noi entirely dedicated to Sino-Thai art. After a break on the banks of the chao phraya in front of the Church of the Holy Rosary to refresh yourself. We will also cross the main street of Chinatown - Yaowarat, with its multitudes of street food and for those who will drive in the evening, these famous illuminations. On the way back to Khao San road, we will pass by the flower market, the big palace, the amulet market...