Language
English
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Minimum Age
4
Destinations
Bangkok

Overview

Escape Bangkok’s Heat with a Boat Adventure

Looking for a fresh way to see the city? Escape the busy streets and experience Bangkok boat tour — a cool and peaceful alternative that reveals the city’s hidden charm.

Glide Through Quiet Canals

Cruise through serene canals lined with traditional wooden homes and modern houses. These waterways offer a glimpse into local life. Along the way, keep an eye out — you might spot a giant water monitor lizard basking in the sun!

Explore the Majestic Temple of Dawn

Next, you’ll visit Wat Arun, also known as the Temple of Dawn. Its towering prang stands tall above the Chao Phraya River and offers one of the most stunning sights in the city. The temple’s design reflects both cultural significance and visual beauty

Cross the River to Wat Pho

Then, take a local ferry across the river to Wat Pho. This temple is home to Thailand’s most beautiful reclining Buddha. In addition to the statue, the temple showcases exquisite Thai-Chinese architecture and serves as a center for traditional massage and learning.

End at Bangkok’s Famous Flower Market

Finally, conclude your journey at Pak Khlong Talad — the largest flower market in Bangkok. Walk through rows of fresh, fragrant blooms. The colorful atmosphere and lively energy make this a truly unforgettable stop.

Discover a side of Bangkok that most tourists miss. Let us guide you to the heart of the city — one boat ride at a time.

Highlights

Boat tour
The Temple of Dawn
The Temple of Reclining Buddha
Flower Market

08:00 :

Pick up from your hotel. (If your hotel is in the city center)

30 minutes

08:30 :

Hop on a private boat from Tha Tien Pier and escape the busy streets of Bangkok to explore a hidden side of the city.

Hop on a private boat from Tha Tien Pier and escape the busy streets of Bangkok to explore a hidden side of the city.
As you cruise along the peaceful canals, you’ll pass by local wooden houses — some aged and leaning, yet still full of life and stories.
These waterside communities show a rare, authentic glimpse into everyday life that you won’t find in modern Bangkok.
Along the way, you’ll also catch a view of the tallest seated Buddha image in the city — a majestic and unexpected sight rising quietly among the rooftops.
This journey isn’t just a boat ride — it’s a step back in time, a moment of calm, and a window into the soul of old Bangkok.

longtail boat along with the peaceful canals

1 hour

09:30 :

Wat Arun, also known as the Temple of Dawn, is one of Bangkok’s most iconic landmarks.

Its majestic central prang, rising 67 meters high, is the tallest in the city and beautifully adorned with intricate porcelain details.
Standing by the river, the temple offers breathtaking views and a serene atmosphere — a true masterpiece of Thai architecture that you shouldn’t miss.

45 minutes

10:15 :

Cross the river by ferry boat to visit the temple of Reclining Buddha

15 minutes

10:30 :

Wat Pho, also known as the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, is one of the oldest and most important temples in Bangkok.

Though its exact origins remain unclear, it is believed to have stood on this sacred ground for over 300 years — even before the founding of both Thonburi and Bangkok as capital cities.

This temple is home to the most stunning Reclining Buddha in Thailand — an enormous statue measuring 46 meters long and 15 meters high, completely covered in gold leaf.
Its serene expression and intricate mother-of-pearl inlays on the soles of its feet are truly mesmerizing.

Beyond the statue, Wat Pho is also known as the birthplace of traditional Thai massage and boasts beautiful architecture, peaceful courtyards, and one of the largest collections of Buddha images in the country.

A visit to Wat Pho is not just sightseeing — it’s a journey into Thailand’s spiritual and cultural heritage.

45 minutes

11:15 :

Visit Bangkok’s largest and most vibrant flower market — Pak Khlong Talad, a place where colors, scents, and local life come alive.

This bustling market is open 24 hours a day and offers a stunning variety of fresh flowers, from delicate jasmine garlands and fragrant roses to exotic orchids and marigolds used in Thai ceremonies.
As you stroll through the market, you’ll see local vendors skillfully arranging floral bouquets, monks collecting offerings, and florists preparing decorations for weddings and temples.

It’s a sensory-rich experience that gives you a glimpse into the heart of Thai culture and daily life.
Whether you’re a flower lover, a photography enthusiast, or simply looking to experience something truly authentic, Pak Khlong Talad is a must-see stop that will leave you feeling inspired and refreshed.