Temple, shrine & monastery tours
Good temple Tuk-Tuk tours in Thailand fill up weeks ahead and the sunrise slots go first. Below: the 5 to book early, what each includes and how they differ.
Review of Bangkok by Night, a four-hour tuk-tuk tour with temples, Chinatown, flower markets, street food, dinner, and local guides.
“Wonderful… Sasa did a great job!! So organized, learned everyone by name, chose delicious foods and great places to visit. Our til til driver was wonderful as well!!”
Explore Bangkok after dark by tuk tuk, with temples, Chinatown, the Flower Market, local food, and a Michelin-starred pad Thai stop.
“Kevin was our guide and he was very knowledgeable and attentive to our needs and many questions. We loved the tuk tuk ride which provided a nice breeze on a scorching hot night. We stopped at a market for some yummy treats, the big swing, the flower market and supper at Thipsamai restaurant which had the very best pad Thai and then to Chinatown for dessert- mango sticky rice which was awesome. This is well worth the money as you get lots of food and it’s so fun riding on the tuk tuks. A great way to see lots of Bangkok. Highly Recommend!!!”
Ride Bangkok by tuk tuk through Chinatown, temples, flower markets, and Khao San Road, with Michelin-recommended tastings for $18.
“Jenny was a trooper! Great little tour, not for the faint of heart as it very go go.”
Review of Bangkok’s 4-hour evening tour with Wat Pho, Wat Arun, a tuk-tuk ride, and Chinatown street food time for $41.
“Suntaree is an exceptional guide, with a radiant spirit and a joyful energy. She explained the tour with genuine passion, making every moment truly special. An unforgettable experience in every way❤️”
Review of Chiang Mai’s evening tuk-tuk temple tour, with four temples, street food, night-market time, costs, guides, and practical tips.
“Awesome to see the temples at night! Nice people in the group and a very kind guide, who might benefit from some lessons about the temples.”
