Bangkok · WALKING TOURS
12 reviewed
The good walking tours in Bangkok fill up fast, especially in high season. Ranked below: the 12 best, with current prices and what sets each apart, so you can lock one in before the dates go.
Small-group tour of Bangkok’s Grand Palace, Emerald Buddha, Wat Pho and Wat Arun with a licensed guide and included temple tickets.
“The guide was very nice and generous, accompanied us all the way till the Khon show just to make sure we arrive. Totally recommended”
A 3-hour guided walk through Bangkok’s Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew, with an Emerald Buddha focus, smart dress rules, and offsets.
“Bond was a great tour guide, very knowledgeable and even helped us get a boat to our next place. Great experience, would recommend!”
Guided walk from Tha Tian Pier to Wat Pho and Wat Arun: 46m reclining Buddha, mosaics, coconut water, and carbon offsets.
“Great tour. Our guide Tank was super friendly and knowledgeable. Definitely recommend.”
A 3-hour Bangkok Chinatown walking food tour with 10–12 tastings, Michelin Guide stops, and expert guides guiding you through crowd and flavor.
“I enjoyed the food tour, was a nice way to try some street food, the guide Peak was amazing and made the tour worth it, she is very funny and has a lot of knowledge on the dishes (she is also great at taking pictures)”
Bangkok Chinatown at night with an English live guide, Thai street-food stops, and an app-based self-guided route. 90 minutes.
“It’s an hidden gem. Going to Chinatown with a local is a great idea and my tour guide Geng was a great and knowledgeable guy. He showed me around very carefully not just the food also the architectural views, commercial zones and how hybrid is Chinatown. This tour takes 1.30 hour but it gives you a lot of information about the whole area itself. You don’t feel tired after it’s done.”
Taste Bangkok Chinatown in 2 hours with a local GSTC-certified guide. Flexible food stops from Michelin noodles to dim sum.
“Tour guide was very knowledgable and interesting. Enjoyed talking with her about the history of China town”
Private Bangkok walking tour with a flexible guide covering Grand Palace, Chinatown, Wat Pho, Wat Arun, plus Thong Lo and shopping.
“Journée au top , avec un guide super gentil et à l’écoute . Merci”
Walk Bangkok’s Chinatown with a local guide for temples, old shophouses, market stops, and Thai-Chinese street-food tastings for $75.
“I was the only person subscribed and did a kind of private tour which was great because I got to ask all kind of questions. Went throught nice hidden streets pf China Town, even did my own papaya salad ❤️, learned cool stuff about Chinese in Thailand. Prettt nice tour. Jojo, the guide was great. We ended up in a nice coffee shop, discussing about cultures. Grear if you travel by yourself and need a guiding around”
Small-group guided walk linking the Grand Palace and Wat Arun, with a tuk-tuk and ferry hop plus smart temple etiquette.
“It was great. Mr. Tang was a great guide. Can recommend him 👍🏻”
Visit Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Pho, and Wat Arun on a guided Bangkok temple circuit with a Chao Phraya boat ride in between for great value.
“Tour was great. A bit slow at times but lots of information on the history. GG was very accommodating and always open to answer questions or spend a little extra time on something. She also allowed free time in areas with a designated meet up and made sure no one was left behind. Definitely recommend.”
See Wat Pho and Wat Arun in one smart 3-hour walk with a small group, fresh coconut water, and expert temple stories.
“Great tour! Nancy was my guide and she was fun and very knowledgeable! Book this tour if you’re in Bangkok!”
Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Pho, and Wat Arun in 4 hours. Small-group tour with a licensed guide, entrance fees, and water included.
“In part our own mistake as booking a tour at 10.00am in 30 plus degrees is in advisable. We found the start point the evening before and were told that we should make sure we were there by 9.30. We duly obliged leaving our hotel early wRead more”
