Yaowarat Road is a buzzing street market-like environment packed with discount gold shops, market stalls, Chinese restaurants, and enormous neon signs in both Thai and Chinese. This neighbourhood has been selling goods imported from China since 1782, and much of the architecture and lifestyle has remained unchanged over the past few hundred years. The gentle bends in Yaowarat Road are believed to mirror the shape of a dragon's back, which is considered to be a good omen by the local Chinese people. Some of the highlights include Wat Mangkon Kamalawat, Bangkok's largest and most important Chinese-Buddhist temple; as well as the Temple of the Golden Buddha, Wat Traimit. That said, the best way to really experience China Town is just to get lost in the busy streets, try some of the fantastic food and generally soak up the atmosphere.
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Bathe, feed, and interact with elephants before visiting Erawan National Park to see the seven-tier waterfalls.
Discover a 4-hour Bangkok bicycle tour along serene back roads, ancient temples, and canals. Escape the city's hustle, exploring its tranquil side and avoiding traffic. Experience authentic Bangkok.
Get away from Bangkok for a day to spend quality time with elephants at an ethically run Elephant Jungle Sanctuary in Pattaya.
Explore beautiful Buddhist temples including a cruise along the Bang Pakong River by long-tail boat, visit the traditional Khlong Suan market with a delicious local lunch at a restaurant.
Explore Bangkok's bustling Chinatown by Tuk Tuk to savor food from street stalls recommended in the Michelin Guide.
Book a private airport transfer to or from Pattaya, Hua Hin, Ayutthaya, Kanchanaburi, Koh Samet, Koh Chang, or Laem Chabang.
Soak up Thai history on this day trip to Kanchanaburi from Bangkok with optional hotel transfers. Visit Erawan National Park, the JEATH Museum, and the Bridge Over the River Kwai on a walking tour.
Discover the unknown Bangkok on a bicycle tour that explores Chinatown and the Chao Praya River. Cross the river and continue through backstreets discovering the historic neighborhood of Thonburi.
Ride through the fascinating streets of Bangkok on an electric scooter to see the unseen temples, local food markets, and spectacular buildings. Try street food on a unique guided tour.
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