What You Will Do
This 3 hour walking tour with approx. 2 miles (3.5 km.) walk will take you through old historic multicultural communities of Bangkok situated alongside the Chao Phraya River to experience the daily life of local living as well as searching for local food. You will take a boat ride from Bangkok to Thonburi and stroll along the river side path and backstreet alleys to explore the mid17th, early and late 18th century Thai temples, church, mosques and Chinese shrines and stop at Princess Mother Memorial Park. This small-group tour limited to a maximum of 8 participants to ensure personalized attention.
Cancellation Policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Itinerary
Meeting Point
You will meet your guide waiting for you at Yodpiman Riverwalk Pier (N 6/1).
1
Soi Kudeejeen
30 minutes
You will explore the Portuguese Community established from the mid 18 century which is older than Bangkok and learn the history how the community came into existence.
2
Wat Kalayanamit Varamahavihara
15 minutes
Explore the largest seating Buddha statue in Bangkok
3
Santa Cruz Church
Visit the second oldest church in Bangkok constructed by the Portuguese who immigrated from Ayutthaya Kingdom in the Mid 18 Century
4
Princess Mother Memorial Park
15 minutes
Visit the neighborhood of the Princess Mother of King Rama 9 who was once an ordinary and learn about her childhood before becoming a royalty.
5
Chao Phraya River
Walk along the Chao Phraya River or the "River of King" exploring local communities and their daily life.
6
Masjid Saifee
Passing by a hidden gem mosque with Gothic influence constructed in the Mid 19 Century by Indian Muslim.
7
Khlong San
1 hour
- Explore one of the oldest Kuan U Shrines (Khlong San), the God of Fighting, in Thailand to view its beautiful interior influence by Chinese Culture.
- Visit an old salt factory where it was used to shot movies such as "Good Morning Vietnam."
- Walk in the back alley of the communities where you will see the other side of Bangkok that is different from the modern day Bangkok.
- Walk pass by old operating warehouses where people still work in the traditional way.
- Explore a fresh market and street food stalls of the neighborhood.
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