Bangkok City Sightseeing Tours 2024/2025

“I had my first trip to Asia as a solo traveler. I wanted to have a private tour. With the help of this tour operator I had the best experience. They exceeded expectations completely. It started when I was picked up from the Bangkok airport at 1 AM with a driver and a tour consultant in a wonderful van with refreshments. I traveled to six different places by plane, car and ferry. Each time I was met on time with a tour consultant and a driver. The activities that I did book with them were all great. In each case I truly felt like a VIP. I was helped in every possible way. The hotels were marvelous and the included buffet breakfasts were better than most restaurants. I do not feel that I over paid at all. In fact, I do feel that this trip was less expensive because I went with them. I am looking forward to using them again for a trip to Greece.”

“We went on the Temple and River of Kings organized by the tour operator in November 2015. Our wonderful guide Wawa took us on a local bus to the Grand Palace, a huge complex of royal residences, temples, and bureaucratic buildings in the heart of Bangkok, which we explored for a couple of hours. It was desperately hot and unbelievably crowded - in one sense not at all pleasant, which is the only reason I marked "overall experience" as less than Excellent - but a brilliant immersive experience, and as a tourist, we couldn't very well begrudge the other tourists! Wawa is very knowledgable - she's also very funny - and the architecture and culture are wonderful to explore. Next we had a break from the crowd on a long tail boat on the Chao Phraya - the river of kings. This was a lot of very noisy fun, though it was hard to hear Wawa's commentary. Next, behind the Grand Palace, Wawa escorted us to the beautifully maintained Wat Pho with its spectacular Reclining Buddha. Finally she showed us Wat Phra Kaew, with its fascinating architecture, its sacred Emerald Buddha (which is actually jade), and ubiquitous cats, before making our way back to our hotel. Bring: - culturally sensitive clothes (no tank tops - 3/4 or long sleeves, knee-length or below skirts for women, or long trousers - don't make my mistake and wear 7/8 trousers! - and trousers for men) - reasonable footwear - sandals ok - you'll need to be able to take them on and off if you want to go into the temples - camera - hat - sunscreen - bottled water - some change for gratuities - patience with the crowd! Approx 4 hours, and quite tiring”

“Gung was a great guide, very knowledgeable on culture and history. She made sure we had memorable experiences. Gung even carried my back pack for part of the tour, thanks Gung.”