Bangkok Tours

There's one theme park in Thailand that sends thrills down everyone's spine – and that's Dream World. Work your way through its three themed zones –Fantasy Land, Adventure Land and Dream Garden – and with 26 different rides and attractions, there's no chance of getting bored. There's also street performers, shows, bumper boats and much more.

Renowned for its temple ruins and historical sites, Thai's former capital of 417 years – Ayutthaya - is must-see. On this full-day tour from Bangkok, you'll tick off all its iconic sites at the city's Historical Park, including Wat Mahathat, Bang Pa In Royal Palace, Wat Chaiwatthanaram and Wat Yai Chai Mongkol. First up is Ayutthaya Kingdom's holiest temple, Wat Phra Si Sanphet. The grand monastery was once used as a presidential palace by the royals. Admire its three bell shaped stupas which contain each of the king's ashes. You'll then discover one of the oldest temples, Wat Mahathat, and its main attraction – a stone Buddha entwined in the roots of a giant tree.As you continue wandering around the holy compound's pristine walkways, you'll be struck by how well-preserved its temples and Buddhist deities remain to this day. Pay a visit to the working monastery of Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon, before ending the day at Bang-Pa-In - a four-century old summer retreat for Thai kings. Admire the eclectic mix of Thai, Khmer, Chinese and 19th century European-style influences present in its palaces and temples, which sit on islets and around the edges of an artificial lake.

Cruise throug canals and bustling stalls of the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market and marvel at vendors as trains pass through the Maeklong Railway Market.

Kick back with this dinner cruise. You'll be dazzled by traditional Thai decor as you feast on an international buffet, cruising along the Chao Phraya River. Head to the open-air upper deck to soak up the evening glow and snap killer pics of landmarks like Wat Arun and the Grand Palace. With live music and vibrant Thai flair, you're all set for a fun-filled evening.

Discover Kanchanaburi region with an expert guide. Visit the JEATH War Museum, admire the Bridge over the River Kwai and visit the Erawan National Park..

Thai railway markets are a quintessential experience, and the country's most popular one takes centre stage on this tour from Bangkok. Enjoy a unique shopping experience at Maeklong Railway Market and get a taste of local life at Baan Rim Klong community.First up is Maeklong Market, a rather special shopping scene set along train tracks. Dating back to around 1905, this seafood market is one of the largest in Thailand. Feel the thrill as vendors whisk away their stock in a matter of minutes before a train approaches and passes through the middle of their stalls.Slow things down a pace next at Baan Rim Klong community, where you'll meet the locals and hear about their traditions. Watch how workers impressively clamber up coconut trees and then extract sugar from the fresh fruit. You'll also learn how baskets are woven from palm leaves, before helping to prepare ‘Kanom Thai' - a popular Thai dessert. Round things off at a local restaurant where you'll tuck into a tasty lunch.

The city of Ayutthaya served as the Siam Empire's capital city for over four centuries, before it was nearly completed destroyed over 230 years ago. Since then, UNESCO have recognised the huge ruins and structures that're left as World Heritage Site worthy. Today, you'll follow a guide around the complex and learn all about what life would've been like here. Afterwards, you'll drive to Wat Chom-Lom Pier – it usually takes about an hour – and sail back to Bangkok along the Chao Phraya River.

Join a local family for a cultural food adventure in Bangkok. Engage in meal preparation, conversations, and learn about their daily life.

Lying along the Gulf of Thailand, the province of Samut Songkhram is best known for its floating markets and swimming monkeys. This tour from Bangkok shines the spotlight on two of the area's top attractions - Wat Bang Kung Buddhist temple and Khlong Khon Mangrove Conservation Centre.While Thailand has many Buddhist temples to visit, Wat Bang Kung is one of the most iconic. Swamped by the roots and branches of a huge Banyan tree, it's like nothing you've seen before. It's believed that the ancient temple was built over 300 years ago, as it houses paintings from the late Ayutthaya period. Inside, discover the famous golden Nila Manee Buddha statue, which many locals visit daily to worship. Then take a relaxing stroll along the Mae Klong river.Up next is the Mangrove Forest Conservation Centre in the coastal village of Khlong Khon. You'll board a longtail boat and cruise through mangroves, getting up close and personal to wild monkeys that patrol the river banks. Some of the cheeky creatures may even swim up to the boat to greet you. The tour ends with a tasty seafood lunch served at a local restaurant.

Cruise along the Chao Phraya River, past iconic landmarks like Wat Arun – or the Temple of Dawn, Wat Pra Kaew – the Royal Grand Palace and Rama VIII Bridge, one of the largest of its kind. For dinner, you can tuck into the Thai and international buffet dinner and get a taste for Thai culture with live music and a Thai classical dance performance on board. Everything you'll need for an evening on the water. Just so you know, you can book this experience with or without transfers.

Thailand is famous for its markets and street food. But the two you'll visit on this excursion really stand out from the crowd. The Amphawa floating market and the Maeklong Railway market have to be experienced to be believed. You'll get into the thick of the action at both markets on this tour.Our first stop will be Talad Rom Huup – better known as the Maeklong Railway market. You won't believe your eyes when you see vendors and shoppers hop off the tracks and close their awnings as soon as the train signal blows.Then it's over to Amphawa floating market, where you'll see floating stalls packed with all kinds of Thai food and drinks, especially seafood. It's a bit more off the tourist radar than some of the other markets, so expect to be mingling with locals. You'll have plenty of time to take in the atmosphere, explore the market and listen to live music.

Enjoy an International buffet dinner whilst cruising along the River Chao Pharaya or River of the Kings. Pass by famous sites such as Wat Arun – also known as the Temple of Dawn – and the Grand Palace. Entertainment is also provided on board with live music.

See some of the best parts of Bangkok on a guided e-scooter tour of historic locations such as Thonburi, Wat Arun, Wat Pho, and Pak Khlong Talat flower market.

Experience an early morning trip along the bustling Chao Phraya River and the city's canals in a long tail boat.

Experience the magic of Bangkok by night with this evening cruise on the Chao Phraya River. Sail down the ‘River of Kings' and soak up 360-degree views over Wat Arun temple, Rama I Bridge and the Royal Grand Palace. Then, with the twinkle of the city in the background, there's a tasty buffet dinner followed by live music and dancing.

Nopparat, a classy Thai restaurant in Bangkok, has the dinner-and-show game sealed. It pairs a menu of exotic Thai dishes with traditional and classical dance performances to create a culture-focused evening you won't want to miss. Book this experience to secure your table for dinner. An hour after the doors open, you'll be treated to a classic dance performance. Plus, there'll be sprinklings of live music throughout the evening.

In a city boasting countless monuments, museums and architectural wonders, this trip packs in the highlights. By bus, boat, rail and tuk-tuk, you'll explore Bangkok like a local as you visit Hindu shrines, Wat Saket temple and take a cruise down the Chao Phraya. What's more, you'll enjoy a delicious lunch and a ride on the Bangkok Sky Train.

Different areas of Bangkok offer so many fantastic sights. This fully flexible hop-on, hop-off sightseeing bus tour ticket gives you complete freedom to explore the capital. Choose between 24-, 48- or 72-hour tickets with informative audio guides in seven languages and stops near the biggest and best attractions, including temples, markets, and Mahanakhon Skywalk.

Fresh, quick and tasty, it's no surprise Thai cuisine has conquered the world. Bring back all the skills you need to create a Thai food feast with this cooking class. Under the guidance of expert instructors, you'll select the best ingredients with a local market visit, then learn how to balance traditional Thai flavours by preparing four different dishes.Start your culinary morning with a visit to a vibrant market, where you'll choose the freshest ingredients for your lesson. Then it's straight to the kitchen, where you'll learn the tricks and techniques alongside seasoned chefs. They'll be on hand to teach you the art of balancing the four main flavours of Thai food – sweet, sour, salty and spicy.You'll have hands-on experience preparing four distinct dishes of your choice. From the usual suspects like red and green curries, Pad Thai and Tom Yum soup, to the more obscure Som Tum salad, Pandan chicken or Khanom Mo Kaeng – Thailand's own take on an egg custard tart – these valuable recipes will last long after your tan has faded.

This excursion combines the four most popular Buddhist temples in Bangkok. It is without any doubt a national reference and possible the most visited royal monument of Thailand, which shouldn’t be missed. This tour includes also the temple “Wat Traimit” with its 5.5 ton golden Buddha....