Best of · BANGKOK
The 4 best bangkok bus tours you can book today, with the fare, how long each one runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Use one ticket all day on Bangkok’s Chao Phraya Tourist Boat, with service from 9 AM to 7:15 PM and 11 piers including Wat Arun, the Grand Palace area, Iconsiam, and Asiatique. You get a map booklet, not a live guide, and boats usually arrive every 30 minutes.
“Great way to travel up/down rivet and see the attractions. Map given to assist. Recommend”
See Bangkok by double-decker bus with unlimited rides for 24, 48, or 72 hours. Board near Siam Paragon or CentralWorld, follow a GPS audio guide in seven languages, and hop off for temples, markets, shopping malls, Chinatown, and riverside sights.
“TK was friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. The tour went on a circular route so was planned well. We had a big variety of dishes, and plenty of food, so we were all very full at the end. I can highly recommend TK and this tour.”
Spend nine hours exploring Ayutthaya with an English-speaking guide, visiting Wat Mahathat, Wat Phra Sri Sanphet, Wat Lokayasutharam, and Wat Chaiwattanaram. Ride back toward Bangkok on the Chao Phraya River with a Thai and international buffet lunch, drinks, and city views.
“We met at the boat pier, had a lovely boat trip up the river and our guide Boeing explained everything extremely well. We received a very nice buffet lunch too. Later we went to the different ruins and finally returned to Bangkok by bus. Highly recommend this tour!”
See Bangkok from an air-conditioned double-decker bus with a 24-, 48-, or 72-hour pass. The route links Siam, Chinatown, the Grand Palace area, Wat Arun, Khaosan Road, ICONSIAM, and more. Audio commentary comes in seven languages, with GPS tracking for approaching buses.
“The traffic in Bangkok is terrible, more than 1 hour in the bus to get to the next stop. Some drivers don’t tell you when is your stop and just continue driving so the bad traffic in the city. Work pits very short. 10:00 am to 3:00 pm”
A loop, an open deck, a night run or a whole day on the coach.
