Tour – WanderSiam

Bangkok Hidden Gems Chinatown Walking Tour with Street Art

Explore the soul of Old Bangkok on a journey through Talad Noi and Song Wat, where ancient Chinese shrines and the world’s largest Golden Buddha meet vibrant street art alleys.

Wander through historic trading roads to discover hidden riverside gems, living museums.

This curated walking tour offers the perfect blend of spiritual reverence, authentic local culture, and the trendy creative energy of Bangkok’s most atmospheric neighborhood.

Tour Itinerary
1. Holy Rosary Church stands out with its stunning yellow Neo-Gothic architecture, featuring a majestic spire and exquisite stained-glass windows.Even when just bypassing to take photos from the outside without entering, you can fully capture its timeless elegance and historic charm.
2. Street Art Alley – Soi 22 (20 Mins) Wander through an open-air gallery where vibrant murals and the iconic “Abandoned Fiat” tell the story of the neighborhood’s industrial past. It is a photographer’s paradise, capturing the perfect blend of Bangkok’s gritty history and its modern creative soul.
3. Rong Kuak Shrine (15 Mins) Discover a hidden Taoist sanctuary nestled by the river, showcasing intricate traditional architecture and vibrant local spiritual heritage. This serene stop offers a peaceful glimpse into the century-old traditions that still thrive in the heart of the community.
4. Song Wat Road (20 Mins) Explore Bangkok’s “coolest” historic street, where century-old warehouses now host trendy boutiques and chic coffee shops. Walk through a living history book to see how heritage architecture is being reimagined for the modern creative generation.
5. Wat Traimit – The Golden Buddha (45 Mins) Marvel at the world’s largest solid gold Buddha, a breathtaking masterpiece of Thai craftsmanship weighing over five tons. A grand finale to your tour, representing the peak of spiritual art and the glittering golden heritage of the city.

Meeting Point

River City Gate 1- in front of Starbuck on the 1st floor.
23 Soi Charoen Krung 24, Khwaeng Talat Noi, Khet Samphanthawong, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10100

Start time : 8:00,9:30,11:00,12:30 and 14:00 hrs.

Tuk-tuk tour Bangkok by Night with Chinatown meal and hotel transfers

This tour lets you experience the Thai capital at night and gives you a unique impression of the city. Jump on the Chao Phraya Express Boat to Wat Arun and enjoy a ride in a typical Thai tuk tuk through the lively streets of Bangkok.

We visit several famous landmarks after sunset, when the city takes on a completely different atmosphere. Many temples and historic buildings are beautifully illuminated, creating a magical setting. Along the way, your local guide will share fascinating stories about Bangkok’s history, culture and daily life. You will also experience the vibrant evening atmosphere that makes Bangkok so special after dark.

NOTE 1:
During this tour we travel by the Chao Phraya Express Boat and a typical Thai tuk-tuk. Please note that some walking is also involved.

NOTE 2:
Kindly be aware that this is not a food tour. At the end of the tour, we simply enjoy a basic street-food meal and dessert in Chinatown.

Tour details
1.Temple Of Dawn (Wat Arun)
2.The Grand Palace
3.Wat Pho
4.Pak Khlong Talat
5.The Giant Swing
6.Bangkok’s Chinatown

Meeting & pickup
For this tour, we offer hotel pick up from any hotel within Bangkok city by car or minivan, and we will bring you to the meeting point.
After the tour, you will be transferred back to your hotel.

Please note that hotels located in Samut Prakan and Nonthaburi provinces are NOT included in our pick up area.

IMPORTANT:
The tour starts at 17:30 hrs. Hotel pick up will therefore take place between 16:00 and 17:00 hrs, depending on your hotel’s location. The exact pick up time will be sent to you by private message via the booking platform one day before the tour. Please check your messages and email carefully, including your spam or junk folder.

Pattaya Koh Larn Coral Island and Art in Paradise From Bangkok

During this full-day tour from Bangkok we visit Koh Larn, Pattaya Viewpoint and the Art in Paradise.

Escape the hustle and bustle of Bangkok and join us on this day trip for some culture, fun, relaxation and sunbathing on the beach.
With activities like parasailing, snorkeling, jet skiing, banana boating and sea walking, Koh Larn is a hot spot for thrilling water adventures.

Visit the amazing Art in Paradise,Cool down from the sun at Thailand’s premier 3D trick-eye art museum. Walk through fully air-conditioned galleries filled with interactive optical illusions, safari landscapes, and classic art parodies. Pose and become a part of these fun, mind-bending three-dimensional masterpieces—perfect for capturing memorable photos for your social media.

Total Duration: 10 hours,Start time 07:30am
1.Koh Larn, Pattaya Thailand Koh Larn, a dreamy drop in the ocean, known for its white sands and clear waters, we’ll have several hours to relax in paradise. Plenty of time to swim, snorkel, enjoy a variety of water sports (not included), or simply relax on the white sandy beach.
2.Pattaya, Pattaya, Chonburi ProvinceSituated on top of the Phratumnak Hill (Pattaya Hill) at the borders of South Pattaya and Jomtein, the Pattaya Viewpoint is one of the best viewpoints in the area, providing a magnificent view of Pattaya Bay and the cityscape.
3.Art in Paradise Pattaya : Cool down from the sun at Thailand’s premier 3D trick-eye art museum. Walk through fully air-conditioned galleries filled with interactive optical illusions, safari landscapes, and classic art parodies. Pose and become a part of these fun, mind-bending three-dimensional masterpieces—perfect for capturing memorable photos for your social media.

Pick up/Meeting point:
1. Meeting Point : Silom MRT Startion Exit 2
The meeting point is located on the sidewalk at Exit 2, right at the corner of the Silom-Rama IV intersection, directly across from Lumpini Park.

2. Meeting Point : Infront of Starbucks Khao San Road
Starbucks is located at the western end of Khao San Road, near the Chana Songkhram Police Station.
Look for the distinctive traditional-style building.

Chiang Mai Old City Temples & Heritage Walking Tour

Start daily at: 8:00, 10:00, 11:30 , 13:30 , 15:00 , and 17:00 hrs.
Discover the rich history, sacred temples, and hidden stories of Chiang Mai’s Old City on this immersive cultural walking tour.
Explore beautiful Lanna architecture, local traditions, and iconic landmarks while experiencing the timeless charm of Northern Thailand.

Tour Hilights
Ancient Lanna temples and teakwood architecture
Hidden spiritual sites and local traditions
The history of Chiang Mai’s Old City and its founding kings
Beautiful photo opportunities throughout the route
A relaxed walking pace with plenty of cultural storytelling

Tour Itinerary (2.5 hours.)

Three Kings Monument (15 mins) Learn about the three legendary kings who played an important role in the founding of Chiang Mai while exploring the historic city center.

Wat Inthakhin Sadue Mueang (15 mins) Explore the spiritual heart of the old city and hear stories about local beliefs, guardian spirits, and Chiang Mai’s sacred city pillar.

Wat Phan Tao (30 mins) End the tour at a beautiful teakwood temple renowned for its elegant traditional craftsmanship and tranquil setting.

Wat Chedi Luang (45 mins) Discover one of Chiang Mai’s most important and historic temples, famous for its massive ancient chedi that once housed the revered Emerald Buddha. Learn about the rise of the Lanna Kingdom, the temple’s dramatic history, and its role as a spiritual center of the old city.”

Wat Phra Singh Woramahawihan (45 mins) Admire one of Northern Thailand’s most iconic temples, known for its exquisite Lanna architecture and important Buddha image.

Meeting points
Three Kings Monument,Prapokklao Road, Tambon Si Phum, Amphoe Mueang Chiang Mai

Wat Arun Traditional Thai Costume Experience

Experience the elegance of Thai costumes at Wat Arun with an expert guide who captures your perfect photos while bringing history to life through captivating storytelling.
The Meaning Behind the Frame
As you pose elegantly in front of the majestic Prang of Wat Arun, our guide does more than just find the “Professional” lighting for your shot. While capturing your portrait, they will share the fascinating story behind the temple’s facade: those vibrant, multicolored porcelain fragments were actually reclaimed from ancient Chinese merchant shipwrecks.

The Experience: You won’t just leave with a stunning portrait; you’ll carry the knowledge that your Thai attire is set against a backdrop of global trade history. It transforms your photo into a captivating story to share with friends and family back home.

Highlights

Explore the iconic Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn)
Wear a beautiful traditional Thai costume
Photo assistance from your local guide
Visit the best photo spots and hidden angles
A fun and unique 2-hour cultural experience in Bangkok

Meeting Point

Infront of Golden Place (Tha Tien Branch): What it looks like A white, traditional-style building with a green sign grocery store. Located directly across the street from Wat Pho, right next to the alley leading to Tha Tien Pier.

Inside: Fully air-conditioned. You can buy drinks/snacks and wait comfortably inside for our guide.

Meeting point location on Google Maps:

https://maps.app.goo.gl/Yq91orepEq5XStACA

Chiang Mai Adventure: Bua Thong Sticky Waterfalls

Chiang Mai Adventure: Bua Thong Sticky Waterfalls & Chet Si Natural Spring (4.5 Hours)

Climb a Waterfall with Your Bare Hands — No Equipment Needed!

Escape the city and dive into one of Northern Thailand’s most unique natural wonders — the famous Bua Thong “Sticky” Waterfalls, a rare limestone waterfall that you can actually climb! This half-day adventure also includes a peaceful visit to the Chet Si Fountain, a sacred natural spring surrounded by lush forest.

Perfect for nature lovers, thrill seekers, and families alike, this tour offers a one-of-a-kind experience that blends adventure, nature, and local charm, all within a few hours.

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Tour Highlights:

🔹 Chet Si Natural Spring – Sacred Waters & Local Legend

Begin your journey with a stop at Chet Si Fountain, a natural spring revered by locals for its crystal-clear waters and spiritual significance. The area is tranquil and serene — ideal for a moment of reflection or capturing photos of the peaceful forest surroundings. Your guide will share the story behind the spring and its role in local traditions.

🔹 Bua Thong Sticky Waterfalls – Nature’s Playground

Then, get ready for the star of the tour — the Bua Thong Sticky Waterfalls! Unlike regular waterfalls, the limestone-rich mineral deposits create a unique non-slip surface, allowing you to climb up the cascading falls with your bare hands and feet. It’s a natural phenomenon found in very few places on Earth. There are several levels to explore, each with clear pools for a refreshing dip. Whether you’re climbing, splashing, or just relaxing in the cool water, it’s an unforgettable experience.

No special equipment is needed — just a sense of adventure and a willingness to get a little wet!

Group Size: Minimum of 2 participants, and maximum of 9 participants per group to ensure a comfortable and personalized experience.

What to Bring:
▪ Comfortable clothes you don’t mind getting wet
▪ Non-slip shoes or sandals (barefoot climbing is possible and common)
▪ Change of clothes

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Pick-Up & Meeting Point Details:

We offer hotel pick-up for guests staying within Chiang Mai’s Old City or just outside the city center.

If your accommodation is outside the pick-up zone, please meet us at our designated location:

📍 In front of Burger King at Thapae Gate

Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/DDmdjcwPCpSLbPEt9

Please arrive at the meeting point 10–15 minutes before your selected departure time.

This tour is the perfect mix of adventure and natural beauty, all within a half-day outing from Chiang Mai. Whether you’re traveling solo, as a couple, or with family and friends, the Bua Thong Sticky Waterfalls promise memories that will last a lifetime!

Doi Suthep Temple Tour by Local Red Car – 3 Hours Experience

Discover the Soul of Chiang Mai: Doi Suthep Temple Tour by Traditional Red Songthaew

Join us for an unforgettable journey to the majestic Doi Suthep, one of Thailand’s most iconic spiritual landmarks, and experience Chiang Mai like a local — aboard a traditional red Songthaew, the open-air shared taxi that defines the rhythm of the city.

This 3-hour cultural experience offers a perfect blend of natural beauty, sacred tradition, and stunning panoramic views — all in just a few hours, making it ideal for travelers on a tight schedule who still want a meaningful connection to Northern Thailand’s spiritual roots.

Tour Highlights:

🛻 Ride Like a Local – Traditional Red Songthaew Experience

Your adventure begins with a ride in a red Songthaew, Chiang Mai’s classic public transport. Unlike standard tour vans, this mode of travel gives you a true local experience and adds charm to the journey up the winding mountain roads to Doi Suthep. It’s not just about the destination — it’s the journey that makes this tour truly unique.

⛰️ Scenic Mountain Ascent & Viewpoint Stop

As you ascend Doi Suthep Mountain, enjoy breathtaking views of Chiang Mai sprawling below. We’ll make a stop at a popular viewpoint where you can capture incredible photos of the city framed by lush greenery and often misty skies, especially in the early morning or late afternoon.

🛕 Wat Phra That Doi Suthep – Chiang Mai’s Spiritual Beacon

Perched atop the mountain at 1,073 meters above sea level, Wat Phra That Doi Suthep is a glittering golden temple that has stood as the symbol of Chiang Mai for centuries. Climb the iconic 306-step Naga staircase (or take a cable car if you prefer), and explore the sacred grounds. Your guide will share the fascinating legend of the white elephant that determined the temple’s location, as well as the deep spiritual significance of this revered site.

Inside the temple, marvel at the golden chedi (stupa) that enshrines a relic of the Lord Buddha, and soak in the tranquil atmosphere. Don’t forget to take in the 360-degree views of Chiang Mai city from the temple terrace — a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike.

🕰️ Flexible Departure Times

We offer five departure slots throughout the day: early morning, mid-morning, noon, mid-afternoon, and sunset. Choose the time that best suits your itinerary, whether you’re chasing morning mist or golden hour lighting for incredible photos.

We only pick up from hotels/accommodations in the old city of Chiang Mai or just outside the city center.

If your hotel/accommodation is outside our pick up area, the meeting point is in front of the Burger King at the Thapae Gate in Chiang Mai (https://goo.gl/maps/DDmdjcwPCpSLbPEt9).

Long Neck Village, Silver Temple & Chiang Mai Top Cultural Sites

Discover Chiang Mai’s Cultural Treasures in Half a Day with a Traditional Red Songthaew

Experience the best of Chiang Mai’s cultural and spiritual heritage in just 4 immersive hours, traveling like a local in a traditional red Songthaew, a classic shared vehicle unique to Northern Thailand. This tour offers a perfect blend of historical landmarks, architectural wonders, and authentic cultural experiences, all guided by a knowledgeable local who brings the city’s stories to life.

Tour Highlights & Itinerary:

🔹 Wat Chedi Luang – The Great Stupa of Chiang Mai

Step into the heart of Chiang Mai’s Old City to visit the majestic Wat Chedi Luang, once the tallest structure in the Lanna Kingdom and the former home of the sacred Emerald Buddha. Admire the towering, partially ruined chedi (stupa), and take in the serene atmosphere as monks chant and locals make merit. Your guide will share the history of this 14th-century temple, which remains one of the city’s most important spiritual landmarks.

🔹 Wat Phra Singh – The City’s Most Revered Temple

Next, explore the spiritual splendor of Wat Phra Singh, a prime example of classic Lanna architecture. Famous for its richly decorated assembly hall and golden chedis, this temple is home to the highly venerated Phra Singh Buddha image. As a working monastery, Wat Phra Singh offers a glimpse into the daily lives of Thai monks and the role of Buddhism in modern Thai culture.

🔹 Wat Sri Suphan – The Silver Temple

Continue your journey to the Silver Temple, or Wat Sri Suphan, a true hidden gem. Known for its intricate handcrafted silverwork, this temple is entirely covered in embossed silver panels, both inside and out. While women are not permitted to enter the main ordination hall due to traditional customs, they are welcome to explore the temple grounds, where local silversmiths demonstrate their craft and preserve centuries-old techniques.

🔹 Karen Long Neck Village – Cultural Encounter with the Padaung People

Conclude your tour with a visit to the Karen Long Neck Village, home to members of the Karen Padaung ethnic group known for their distinctive brass neck rings. Learn about their customs, daily life, and unique cultural identity, which has attracted curiosity and admiration from around the world. This stop provides an opportunity for respectful cultural exchange and the chance to support local artisans through handmade crafts and souvenirs.

Whether you’re short on time or simply looking for a meaningful half-day experience, this tour is a rich introduction to the vibrant culture, history, and traditions that make Chiang Mai so unforgettable.

We only pick up from hotels/accommodations in the old city of Chiang Mai or just outside the city center.

If your hotel/accommodation is outside our pick up area, the meeting point is in front of the Burger King at the Thapae Gate in Chiang Mai (https://goo.gl/maps/DDmdjcwPCpSLbPEt9).

Krabi Sunset with Boat and Food Tasting at Night Market Tour

Visit the landmark of Krabi province, get on the typical long tailed boat and sail across the Krabi River to watch the sunset views from the Khao Khanap Nam.

Explore the cave on the way to the sunset viewpoint, see the history of the incident inside the cave and get the information story from the local tour guide.

After finishing the sunset boat trip, get off the boat and eat like a local, visit the night market and taste some local foods. There are various kinds of food, sweets and snacks for any traveler who would like to taste Thai style food. Then relax and see the culture of Thai people.

Attractions:

Khao Khanap Nam Cave
Ao Nang Landmark Night Market

Meeting point:

For this tour we only pick up from hotels in Ao Nang.
If your hotel/accommodation is outside our pick up area, the meeting point is in front of McDonald’s on Ao Nang beach road

Meeting point location on Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/o3mQcbDUVHTGbowg8

Phuket highlight city tour with Hidden beach

Embark on a breathtaking day trip in Phuket, starting with a visit to the charming old town way of life and architecture. Wander through charming streets filled with colorful Sino-Portuguese buildings, visit local markets, temples, and museums to learn about the area’s past. Followed by a serene stop at Wat Chalong, a revered Buddhist temple and head to The Big Buddha statue on the top of the hill for panoramic views and spiritual tranquility. Then exploring the hidden beach, spend time at Nui Beach, a picturesque spot perfect for soaking up the sun and turquoise waters. And end the day by panoramic vistas from Windmill Viewpoint and the iconic sunset at Promthep Cape, a must-visit spot for breathtaking sunset views.

Immerse yourself in the rich culture and natural beauty of Phuket. This itinerary promises a diverse and unforgettable experience showcasing the vibrant culture and natural beauty of Phuket.

Meeting point:

Starbucks Phuket Old Town (Opposite Mongkhon Nimit Temple)

Meeting point location on Google Maps: https://maps.app.goo.gl/H2BPQo4xv89XMV2c6

Attractions

Phuket Town
Chaithararam Temple (Wat Chalong)
Big Buddha Phuket
Nui Beach Phuket
Windmill Viewpoint
Promthep Cape Light House

Damnoen Saduak, Maeklong & Ayutthaya Explorer

Three iconic Thai experiences in one unforgettable day: watch a train roll right through a market, glide along the lively canals of Damnoen Saduak, and wander among the majestic temple ruins of ancient Ayutthaya.

Maeklong Railway Market is one of Thailand’s most unique sights, where fresh produce, seafood, and local goods are sold right on the train tracks. Established in the early 1900s, the market grew up around the railway line that connected the town to Bangkok. Several times a day, the sound of an approaching train sends vendors into action, swiftly folding back awnings and pulling goods away from the rails, only to set them back in place moments after the train passes. It’s a fascinating blend of everyday life and precise timing that has become an enduring local tradition.

From here, the journey continues to Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, the most famous of its kind in Thailand. Built in the 19th century during the reign of King Rama IV, the network of canals was originally dug to boost trade and transport in the area.
Nowadays, the market is a lively place where boats cluster along the waterways and the riverbanks bustle with stalls offering a variety of local snacks, fresh fruits, and handcrafted goods and souvenirs.
Damnoen Saduak is undeniably touristy these days, and while it may not feel fully authentic anymore, it remains one of the best places to experience a floating market.

Then we continue to Ayutthaya, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where you will visit three of its most celebrated temples.

Founded in 1350, Ayutthaya grew into one of the world’s great trading hubs, welcoming merchants from Asia and later Europe, and becoming a vibrant crossroads of cultures. At its peak, the city had over a million inhabitants, and French envoys of King Louis XIV even compared its size and splendor to Paris.
Although the Burmese destroyed the city in 1767, the evocative ruins still reflect the grandeur of this once-magnificent kingdom. Recognized by UNESCO since 1991, Ayutthaya remains one of Thailand’s most fascinating cultural treasures.

At Wat Phanan Choeng Worawihan, marvel at the majestic 19-meter seated Buddha, dating back to 1334. This deeply revered image remains one of the most important pilgrimage sites in the region.

Next, explore Wat Mahathat, where the iconic Buddha head entwined in the roots of a banyan tree creates one of Ayutthaya’s most unforgettable images. Once the spiritual heart of the city, it still captivates visitors with its serene beauty.

The journey concludes at Wat Phra Sri Sanphet, the former royal temple within the ancient palace grounds. Its three elegant chedis rise proudly, symbolizing the grandeur and golden era of Ayutthaya.

This full-day journey offers a perfect blend of lively local markets, scenic waterways, and fascinating history.

Pick up/Meeting point:

1.Meeting Point : Silom MRT Startion Exit 2

The meeting point is located on the sidewalk at Exit 2, right at the corner of the Silom-Rama IV intersection, directly across from Lumpini Park.

2. Meeting Point : Infront of Starbucks Khao San Road

Starbucks is located at the western end of Khao San Road, near the Chana Songkhram Police Station.

Look for the distinctive traditional-style building.

Elephant Care & River Kwai – Private Tour from Bangkok

A heartwarming day with Thailand’s gentle giants and the breathtaking scenery and powerful history of the River Kwai.

Leave the busy streets of Bangkok behind and discover the peaceful countryside of Kanchanaburi on this private full-day tour filled with nature, culture and history. Travel in comfort with your own vehicle and guide, enjoying the flexibility to explore at your own pace.

Your day begins at ElephantsWorld, a sanctuary that provides a safe haven for old, sick and rescued elephants. Established to give back to these animals after a lifetime of hard work, ElephantsWorld allows visitors to participate in their daily care in an ethical and respectful way. You’ll prepare food, feed the elephants, watch them play in the mud and even help bathe them in the river. Spending time up close with these gentle creatures and seeing how well they are cared for is an unforgettable and moving experience.

In the afternoon, continue to Kanchanaburi’s historic landmarks, starting with the world-famous Bridge over the River Kwai, part of the Thai-Burma Railway built during World War II. Learn about its remarkable history and the resilience of those who built it before enjoying a private boat trip along the River Kwai. Glide past scenic riverbanks and small local communities as your guide shares stories about the region’s past and present. The day ends with a visit to the Chong Kai Allied War Cemetery, a peaceful and beautifully kept memorial to the soldiers who lost their lives here.