Our evening tour offers a unique way to experience Bangkok, revealing a different side of the ‘Big Mango’ that only comes to life after dark. As the sun sets, the city transforms. The chaos of the day gives way to a more atmospheric and magical version of itself, with temples and palaces beautifully illuminated, night markets bursting into life, and the scent of sizzling street food drifting through the air. Bangkok becomes more relaxed but just as vibrant, the perfect time to explore.
Accompanied by a local guide, you’ll gain genuine insight into Thai culture and daily life.
We begin with a scenic ride on the Chao Phraya Express Boat, offering sweeping views of the riverside skyline as the lights of the city begin to twinkle.
Our first stop is Wat Arun, the striking Temple of Dawn, which looks even more magical under the night sky when its spires are lit up in golden light. It’s the perfect backdrop for unforgettable photos.
From there, we cross the river and hop into a typical Thai tuk-tuk, a fast and fun way to weave through Bangkok’s old town. It’s an experience in itself, the sounds, the lights, and the breeze as you zip past historic buildings and temples.
On our route, we pass iconic landmarks such as the Grand Palace and Wat Pho, and make short photo stops at the Giant Swing and the Flower Market. Each place carries centuries of history and culture, and your guide will share the stories behind these historic sights.
We end the evening in the heart of Chinatown, one of the world’s largest and most authentic. Unlike many parts of Bangkok, Chinatown has managed to preserve its original character. Here, we’ll stop to enjoy a simple street-food meal and dessert, just like the locals do.
This tour is perfect for travelers who want to see Bangkok in a different light. It combines fun transport, iconic sights, local stories, and street food, all set against the backdrop of Bangkok by night.
Join us and experience how magical and full of life the Thai capital becomes after sunset!
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
- Bangkok's traffic is notorious. Since our tours are on a group basis, we would like to emphasize that you should arrive at the meeting point on time. If you cannot make it in time, please inform us before start of the tour. If possible, we will always do our best to reschedule you to the first available day/start time, but a change fee will apply.
- The tour duration is 3-4 hours and the tour ends in Chinatown. You can take the metro back to your hotel or the guide can assist with a taxi (not included).
- Mondays are street cleaning days in Bangkok citywide, and many street food cart vendors take the day off. Please be aware that Chinatown is less lively and less crowded on Mondays.
- Our tour operates rain or shine. Therefore, cancellations due to weather are not eligible for a refund.
- Please note that this is not a food tour. While we do enjoy a local street-food meal and dessert at the end of the tour, the focus is on cultural exploration rather than food sampling throughout. Since the meal is served towards the end of the experience, we recommend having a light snack before the tour begins, especially if you think you’ll get hungry along the way.
Meeting point:
Saphan Taksin BTS (sky-train) Station, EXIT number 2 (downstairs)
Highlights
- Experience the Thai capital by tuk-tuk after sunset
- Pass famous Bangkok landmarks, beautifully lit-up at night
- Learn how to fold a lotus flower at the Flower Marker
- Explore Chinatown and enjoy a street-food meal and dessert
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184 Comments
5
Great
The tour was great and the guide (we had thongsuk) was fantastic. Incredibly enthusiastic, bubbly and knowledgeable about the attractions. Note, there is a fair bit of walking involved (in case you are injure), the Tuks Tuks are only used for part of the tour.
5
It was fortunate that there was not raining and the tour just goes on smoothly done by the lady guide.
Yes, this tour was on 18th July 2023, started at 5.30pm in the late afternoon time before sunset. The tour guide was a lady who could speak well in English and explain about the temple place well, also help us took photographs picture like other tour guide done the same before. We started by taking ferry boat to visit a few temple surrounding place and area. Then we managed to make it to take the last ferry before 7pm to reach outside Grand Temple visit before we board the Tuk Tuk ride to visit a florist market first then to Chinatown short walking time before settle down for our dinner time and the tour ended after dinner about 9pm that we split on our own ways out.
5
Great Tour Guide, Very fun!
Surina was a great tour guide! Really had a good chat with her. She helped us to take great photos and helped me to find the bus stop when I was lost, to go back home. I really enjoyed the tour as well, and the Pad Thai was delicious! Highly recommended, will either go on this tour again in future or any other tours under Surina.
5
Bangkok Highlight!
Our tour guide Thong Suk was most delightful, knowledgeable and inclusive. My sister and I felt taken care of and had such a great time! Especially the mango sticky rice in China town for dessert. Loved hearing her stories at the temples. Thank you for an amazing experience 🙏🏼
5
Good, worth the price, great way to see parts of Bangkok you might not otherwise go to
We had a nice time on this tour! The ferry ride to the different temples during sunset was really beautiful, out short stops at the temples and flower market for photo opportunities were lovely… but the highlight was our visit to Chinatown, which was bustling with activity and visually stimulating. Our tour was on a Monday, which means there are less food stalls out on the streets than usual. If you’re looking to go on a day that Chinatown feels like you imagined (chaotic, filled with street vendors), choose a different day. However, while less boisterous than in other days, there was still representation for street food, and we wound up eating a soup at a Michelin acknowledged restaurant chosen by our guide, Wan. Wan was sweet and informed. I might suggest guides are given microphones to clip onto their shirts. It is very difficult for everyone in the group to fear and understand what is being said, especially with all the background noise and the guide’s accents.