Explore Thonburi and Wang Lang districts in a sustainable and immersive way: on an electric tuk tuk. Meet local communities, discover hidden gems, experience markets packed with local vendors, try your hand in some amazing local food and relax in a riverside cafe to drink in the views.
Inside Sanam Chai MRT station at the bottom of the escalators of Exit 1 (Museum Siam). If you come by taxi please enter the station in the grounds of Museum Siam and go down 2 sets of escalators.
Pak Khlong Talat Market (Flower Market)
To really get to know Bangkok culture and daily life in Thailand, you need to get yourself this electric tuk tuk experience. Meet your guide and your travel companions for a half day trip.
Pass by several notable temples – including Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) – the area’s known for its rich history and stunning architecture." You’ll get the chance to learn more about the culture here during a visit to the Baan Bu community, who’ve been crafting stoneware products for six generations. Then it’s back into your electric tuk-tuk
Opened in 1906, some of the city’s historic steam locomotives are still housed at the station, giving you the chance to learn about their significance and engineering.
It is home to some iconic local food vendors while serving up its own unique views of The Grand Palace from across the Chao Phraya River.
We will walk back to the Pran Nok Pier, to catch the Chao Phraya Express Boat to Sapan Phut Pier.
This is the biggest flower market in Thailand and is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Your daytrip will end here, where you’ll be able to get back to the city by the Chao Phraya Express or MRT Sanam Chai.
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