Bangkok's Chinatown is much more than Yaowarat Road. On this 3-hour small-group bike tour, you'll explore the neighbourhood beyond the busiest streets, riding through Talat Noi, local markets, historic trading streets and quieter residential lanes that reveal how different parts of Chinatown connect.
Unlike tours that focus only on famous landmarks, this experience follows the streets where everyday life continues around you. Visit Wat Mangkon, explore the changing character of Song Wat, and enjoy three local food and drink experiences, including freshly made patongo, local dumplings and a traditional Chinatown coffee break.
With a maximum of 6 guests, an English-speaking licensed local guide and a relaxed pace, you'll have time to stop, look around and experience Chinatown as more than a collection of attractions.
230 Naret Road, Si Phraya, Bangrak, Bangkok, 10500. Look for the 7-Eleven shop on the street corner opposite Café Amazon. Next to 7-Eleven, you will see a driveway that runs through the building and leads into a courtyard, with the Flow Coffee shop at the end.
Begin your ride through one of Bangkok's oldest riverside neighbourhoods, where traditional shophouses, workshops and local businesses line the quieter streets before the route enters the heart of Chinatown.
From Talat Noi, we’ll head towards Chinatown, moving between quieter backstreets and busier commercial roads as the atmosphere changes around us. We’ll then disappear into Chinatown's market streets and narrow lanes, weaving between food stalls, shops, homes and busy trading areas.
Stop for a freshly made patongo, a favourite local snack and one of Chinatown's everyday food traditions.
Explore one of Bangkok's most important Chinese-Thai temples and experience the atmosphere at the centre of historic Chinatown.
Enjoy a local dumpling tasting before continuing through Chinatown's traditional trading streets.
Explore one of Chinatown's historic trading streets, where older commercial buildings and long-established businesses reflect the area's connection with trade.
From Song Wat, we’ll turn into residential lanes and smaller streets, where homes, shophouses and local businesses sit close together. Away from the busiest roads, we'll see another side of Chinatown, where people live and work alongside the same streets we are cycling through.
Finish with a traditional Chinatown coffee experience at a historic coffee house before returning to the meeting point.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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