Given Bangkok’s ever-changing cityscape and dynamic nature, we don’t adhere to a rigid itinerary, allowing each day to unfold as a new adventure. Here’s what you can expect:

• Wander through the back alleys of Yaowarat and Chinatown.
• Hop on the local train to explore the eastern part of Bangkok.
• Visit a local community temple.
• Make several short stops (10-20 minutes each) for drinks, snacks, and sightseeing.
• Enjoy a 40-minute longtail boat ride through Bangkok’s ancient Klongs.
• Indulge in a delicious Thai-style meal at a local family-style establishment.
• Experience Bangkok’s lush greenery and forgotten plantations.

We take pride in offering an alternative to typical tourist experiences by venturing “off the beaten path” to show you the authentic Bangkok, away from the usual attractions like the Grand Palace and Wat Arun. Our tours delve into local communities, revealing places inaccessible to the average traveler, where individual fascinations come to life.

Safety is paramount on our tours. We avoid main roads with traffic, sticking to back roads, alleys, and footpaths for approximately 95% of the journey. Helmets are available if desired.

Weather in Bangkok is unpredictable, but our cycling tours are refreshing year-round, mostly taking place in shaded areas. Cycling generates a breeze to keep you cool, aided by Bangkok’s flat terrain and leisurely pace. During rainy seasons (July-September), our guides know where to find cover during brief showers.

Our guides are primarily English-speaking locals. Our tours focus on the interactive experience of cycling within the community, minimizing verbal presentations about facts or history. Language doesn’t significantly impact your tour experience, ensuring you won’t miss out on anything without a native language guide.

• Proficient local guide
• Tailored city bicycle
• Helmets for children/adults (upon request)
• Refreshing beverages & snacks during the journey
• Delectable Thai-style meal
• Train ticket included
• Long-tail boat excursions