Go Bangkok Tours

This was the first stop for ancient travellers entering Bangkok and the perfect place to start your journey! From there you’ll weave through the maze of woven streets with stops at the Holey Rosary Church, Thailand’s first Bank and continue our journey through alleys that make up Bangkok’s vibrant and bustling Chinatown. Following your well-informed guide through the diverse cultures that make up this lively part of the city, you’ll discover all it has to offer. After taking in the culture from Chinatown, it’s time to move across the river to get some cool air and absorb the sights from the Chao Praya River.

We will cross the mighty mother of all rivers by ferry to dock on to the east side of Bangkok, the famous Thonburi District. Continue your journey by exploring the Historic Thonburi side of the river, stopping at the Wat Thong Thammachat, Chee Chin Khor 8 story pagoda or the remains of a fort that once protected Bangkok from pirates! These are all classic examples of beautiful Thai heritage and culture that can’t fail to please. After you’ve taken in all the culture it’s a short trip back to the Go Tours HQ to unwind and discuss the day’s cycle journey with your tour group, and enjoy a free soft drinks or water, or maybe even purchase a refreshing beer or two. With a maximum of 6 people per group and a relaxed style, you’ll always have time to ask the guides questions about the things you see. The route is quite easy and suitable to people of all ages with plenty refreshment stops.

This fascinating Go Red Guided Bangkok culture Tour starts with a journey through a wonderfully rich Muslim community to the Old Customs House, right on the river. This was the first stop for ancient travellers entering Bangkok and the perfect place to start your journey!

From there you’ll weave through the maze of woven streets that make up Bangkok’s vibrant and bustling Chinatown. Following your well-informed guide through the diverse cultures that make up this lively part of the city, you’ll discover all it has to offer.

After taking in the culture from Chinatown, it’s time to move on toward the river to get some cool air and absorb the smell and sights of the Flower & Vegetable markets. Not far from here we will cross the mighty mother of all rivers by ferry to dock on one of the most beautiful temples Bangkok has. The Wat Kanyalanamitr.

Continue your journey by exploring the Historic Thonburi side of the river, stopping at the incredible  Portuguese community to try out some desserts still made the same way they did over 200 years ago. After this short stop you’ll also enjoy visits to Wat Prayoon temple feeding turtles. These are all classic examples of beautiful Thai temples and culture that can’t fail to please.

Bang Rak means “Village of Love” and is surely loved by our cyclists. Our first stop is at the Old Customs House where hundreds of years ago merchants would pay taxes on the good they were bringing from all over the world. Followed by cycling through a Muslim neighbourhood with Bangkok’s first Mosque we are well on our way into an adventure of a lifetime.

From there we will head north into the maze of winding alleys that combine to make up Bangkok’s Southern part of Chinatown. The adventure through this part of Chinatown will give you a unique look on how Thailand’s Chinese residents have lived and worked for centuries.

Not long from now we will embark on a ferry that takes us across the mighty Chao Phraya river into the Thonburi area. Thonburi was the former capital of Thailand with a abundance of culture to explore.
Next stop is the Princess Mother Park for refreshments and a pleasant look around the grounds and as you carry on along the river with amazing views watching the boats pass by. Wat Prayoon, Wat Kalayanamitr are next on the list

Having explored several Temple Grounds of the old Siam we will now embark on a long tail boat together with our bikes to enjoy a 7 km journey long-tail boat ride up to the starting point of the 2nd part of this fantastic Bike and Boat trip. Get your cameras ready as you are in for a treat seeing the Venice of the east up and close from the comfort of your boat seat...

Your guide will explain the ingredients to be used during the cooking class later that day. Once on the bike we will weave our bikes through an historic and culturally rich Bang Rak. Bang Rak means “Village of Love” and is surely loved by our cyclists.

Our first stop is at the Old Customs House where hundreds of years ago merchants would pay taxes on the goods they were bringing from all over the world. You’ll then cycle through a Muslim neighbourhood where Bangkok’s first Mosque is situated and we will be well on our way into the adventure of a lifetime, but not before we stop at the 2nd market of the day, located behind the historical Post Office Building. Here we will park up the bikes and have a stroll around.

From there you’ll weave through the maze of woven streets that make up Bangkok’s vibrant and bustling Chinatown. Following your well-informed guide through the diverse cultures that make up this lively part of the city, you’ll discover all it has to offer.
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As you will have been riding for around 3.5 hours, hunger will no doubt be building up so it’s time to head back with a swift trip over the beautiful Chao Phraya River to the HQ. Your chef will be waiting to guide you through the culinary delights of this vibrant country, but before the 2nd leg of this amazing adventure starts, you can freshen up and relax for a 30min break!
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This fantastic adventure “Bangkok Bicycle Night Tour” starts with a casual bike ride up through the mysterious lanes of a sleepy Muslim neighbourhood, which leads you right to the river where you’ll see your first attraction of the day, The Old Customs House. This is the perfect place to stop for refreshments and photos.

After, you’ll head north into the myriad of alleys and streets that make up Bangkok’s thrilling Chinatown. When the lights come on in the evening, this part of town truly becomes a spectacle with a definite electrifying yet eerie feel to the place. The many Chinese temples seem to eerily come alive with all the lights of the evening.

Once you’ve taken in all Chinatown at night has to offer, it’s over the mighty Chao Phraya River by ferry to the historical and spiritual Thonburi side. There you’ll follow the river down and soak up the ambience of the ghostly Bangkok riverside by sundown.

Thonburi is renowned for its many historic and detailed temples, and along the riverside you’ll relish stopping at the at Wat Prayoon, Wat Kalayanamitr and Wat Aroon temples. During the day these are amazing sights but at night with the wonderful lighting they truly come alive and almost jump out at you. Of course we wont leave out the Wat Arun and of course the famous Wat Poo. We might even surprise you with a visit to the Flower market which is a fantastic opportunity to make excellent photos.

This wonderful Go Gold – Bangkok Temple Tour starts with a weaving ride through an historic and culturally rich Muslim neighbourhood to your first stop of the day, The Old Customs House. The ideal place for refreshments and photos!

From there you’ll head north into the labyrinth of winding streets that combine to make up Bangkok’s lively Chinatown. The adventure through Chinatown will give you a unique perspective on how Thailand’s Chinese residents have lived and worked for centuries.

After the Chinatown experience you continue north to Phra Nakhon, the historic centre of Bangkok. There you’ll get to see many of the famous sights, like the Wat Pho, Sanam Luang Gardens, The Giant Swing, Golden Mount Temple, Loha Prasat Temple and many more. While in Phra Nakon you’ll also have the chance to visit the Prison Museum, which will give you a glimpse into the history of Thai prison life! (Thai Prison Museum closed due to renovation)

The tour then continues over the Chao Phraya River by boat and through the ancient Thonburi district. You’ll stop off at the Princess Mother Park for refreshments and a pleasant look around the grounds and exhibitions and as you carry on you’ll love stopping at Wat Prayoon, Wat Kalayanamitr and Wat Aroon temples.

Once you’ve wrapped up the last golden temple it’s a swift trip over the river and back to the HQ to unwind, relax and discuss the trip with complimentary free soft drinks, or even a refreshing beer.