Thailand · WALKING TOURS IN BANGKOK
Every Thai trip ends up one free day short. These 15 walking tours in Bangkok are the ones that justify the slot, priced and timed so the decision takes minutes.
Explore Bangkok’s Grand Palace, Emerald Buddha, Wat Pho, Wat Arun and local markets with a small-group guide for $42.
“Kiwi was a great guide - very knowledgable, friendly and helpful. She gave a lot of information on the sites while making the experience entertaining and interesting. Kiwi also gave an incredible food recommendation at the end. I would highly recommend the tour.”
Review of Bangkok’s Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew walking tour, with practical advice on guides, dress rules, price, timing, and value.
“great way to experience the palace and temples. guide was excellent”
Explore Wat Pho and Wat Arun on a three-hour guided walk with temple insights, coconut water, flexible times, and low-impact travel.
“We enjoy the sightseeing. At times it was very difficult to hear the guide which was disappointing and she was very informative.”
Taste 10 to 12 Michelin Guide dishes on a three-hour Bangkok Chinatown food walk, with local guides, generous portions, and clear dietary limits.
“Our guide, TK, was so great, and we really enjoyed the tour. It was more private and personal than many of the other tours we saw along the way. The tour included a wide variety of different foods and our guide was so knowledgeable and fun when telling us what they were and having us try. There was more food than we could finish. TK helped us pick options of flavors we liked, provided waters, and helped us find a few other off-the-tour route items to try”
Taste Bangkok Chinatown with a local guide, flexible street food stops, temples, cultural insight, and practical tips in two hours.
“Really enjoyed this tour, our guide Sunday was excellent and so friendly. I got to ask a lot of questions and learned a lot from him, not just about Chinatown but also general questions about Thai culture, food, customs and Buddhism. We also got to try lots of different foods and learn about each one. Thank you so much Sunday!”
See Bangkok’s Grand Palace, Emerald Buddha, and Wat Arun on a guided three-hour tour with tuk-tuk and ferry rides.
“Very professionnal guide and nice ! Thank you very much Jacky ! We have enough time to visit everything and taking pictures without filling any pressure.”
Review of Bangkok’s 3-hour Wat Pho and Wat Arun walking tour, with temple highlights, costs, timing, guide quality, and practical tips.
“Ying was wonderful! She is knowledgeable and attentive to the tour group, even offering to slow down or repeat something that may not have been heard. Look forward to doing more tours with her next time we return to bkk!”
Review of Bangkok’s Grand Palace and three major temples, with guide, entry fees, local transport, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Eat a full breakfast beforehand. It’s a lot of sightseeing packed into half a day. Mina was awesome.”
Taste 10 or more Bangkok dishes on a private Chinatown walk, from duck noodles and satay to black sesame dumplings in ginger tea.
“This was a well curated tour, we did a large variety of different things from appetizers, drinks and desserts. Our guide Jan was very knowledgeable and made tour even better. Those Duck Noodle were a hit with the whole group. We did a privaRead more”
Explore Bangkok’s lesser-seen Chinatown through markets, temples, street snacks, local coffee, Thai-Chinese lunch, and small-group guiding.
“Had an amazing day with my guide Pat. We met as agreed at the BTS station near Sathorn pier and travelled by ferry to China Town. We visited temples, markets, her old school and found a shrine at the top of a police station! Tried Thai coffee and ate fried oysters at a Michelin recommended street food shop. Travelled down through the Chinese food market, down alleys and across busy streets, finally chilling and drinking coffee overlooking the River. I came away with a deeper insight to the Chinese in Bangkok, their history and culture and strength of their community. I would definitely recommend this tour.”
Explore Bangkok’s Grand Palace and Emerald Buddha with a small-group guide, practical tips, costs, meeting details, and honest advice.
“It is very hot between the walls of the Palace etc. Best to wear open shoes and sleeved tops. Our guide was good enough.”
Review of CHOB Bangkok Walking Tour: small-group street food, landmarks, local life, and practical value for first-time visitors.
“Our guide was Joy and she is the most careful, caring and courteous guide ever. We were the only persons on the tour today so we tailored it to our liking, strolling along food streets, ate bowls of glass noodle pork soup, had coffees and chRead more”
Explore Bangkok’s Chinatown and Talad Noi on a four-hour walk through temples, markets, shrines, street art, and Thai-Chinese history.
“We had a wonderful morning with Jenny as our tour guide. She was very informative and we learned a lot. It was a good day!”
Review of Bangkok’s four-hour Grand Palace, Wat Pho, and Wat Arun walking tour, with ferry crossing, costs, dress rules, guides, and value tips.
“Toni was a fantastic guide, super knowledgeable, very friendly and also gave us a great restaurant tip. We can 100% recommend him and the tour.”
Review of Bangkok’s 4.5-hour Wat Arun, Wat Pho, food, tuk-tuk, boat, costume, and flower market tour, with practical booking advice.
“Kiho from Magical Trip is an excellent tour guide! I really enjoyed this tour from start to finish. We began with a delicious Hainan chicken rice brunch, then stopped by a Thai costume shop to get dressed up before visiting Wat Arun in traditionRead more”
Pick a coast, a kitchen or a temple.
