Most booked at nightMarkets, Temples & Food Night Tour by Tuk Tuk
Market snacks, Wat Prayoon lit at night, the flower market and dessert in Chinatown, two to a tuk tuk.
Temples: Wat Prayoon grounds, lit at night; buildings may be closed
Eleven ways to spend an evening in Bangkok, sorted by how you move: by tuk tuk, on foot, on the river, or out on the town. Each one has its own page with the route, what is included and what guests say.
Two to a tuk tuk, stop to stop, with a guide in front.
Most booked at nightMarket snacks, Wat Prayoon lit at night, the flower market and dessert in Chinatown, two to a tuk tuk.
Temples: Wat Prayoon grounds, lit at night; buildings may be closed
Late finishTen or more tastings by tuk tuk, the flower market, a rooftop drink facing Wat Arun and a ride back to your hotel.
Temples: Old Town temples passed; Wat Arun seen from a rooftop
Closed MondaysFishball noodles, rolled noodles, Chinese doughnuts and crab fried rice at Michelin-listed stalls, by tuk tuk.
Temples: None on the route
Chinatown's alleys and, on one tour, the temples before they close.
Max 8 guestsFifteen or more tastings at eight or nine Yaowarat stops, on foot, in a group of eight at most.
Temples: None on the route
Evening walkThree hours from Wat Mangkon: 10+ tastings, a Michelin-recognised stall, Chinese desserts and tea.
Temples: Wat Mangkon, the meeting point
Temples by dayInside Wat Pho and Wat Arun with tickets included, the ferry across, then a tuk tuk to Chinatown.
Temples: Inside Wat Pho and Wat Arun before closing
Two hours or so of buffet and show, past the floodlit temples.
On the riverA three-deck boat, 8 to 10 p.m.: international buffet, Thai dance and Wat Arun floodlit from the rooftop deck.
Temples: Wat Arun and the Grand Palace from the water
Free-flow beerBuffet, open bar with beer, Thai dance, a cabaret show and a disco, boarding at Asiatique, ICONSIAM or River City.
Temples: Wat Arun and the Grand Palace from the water
New boatA boat launched in May 2026: seafood and sushi buffet, Thai dance, cabaret and a live band, 8 to 10.30 p.m.
Temples: Wat Arun, Wat Pho and the Grand Palace from the water
A hosted bar night, or a seat at the fights.
Ages 20+Five or six Sukhumvit venues, from a rooftop to a speakeasy and a club, with free entry and reserved tables.
Temples: None on the route
Fight nightA seat at the stadium that opened in 1945: Wai Kru, live Piphat music and a full fight card. Non-refundable.
Temples: None; this is a stadium ticket