Itinerary

1. Bangkok Canal Boat and Bike Tour

   • Reach Wat Arun and start the tour from Itsaraphap Road. Get fit yourself to your bike and a helmet (optional) by the instructor.
   • Before you head off, your guide will give you a safety briefing and some history about the area and what you will see as you cycle around.  

   • Make the first stop at Wat Klang Market; here, your guide will take you around this fresh market to try some local fruits while taking in the aromas and tastes of local culinary delights. 

   • Continue cycling through a vibrant mix of local Thai communities and then stopping at Wat Khun, a riverside temple. The main features of the temple are large statues of Buddha along with images from the Ramakien. 

   • Cross the canal from Wat Khun Chan and make sure you look to your right to see the elephant statues.

   • Visit Wat Pak Nam, a beautiful local temple with a glass stupa. There, your guide will tell you about the history of Thai culture and Buddhism.

   • Finish a few hours cycling and stop at a canal-side restaurant to have delicious Thai lunch. There, you'll also be able to look around Baan Silapin, an old Thai house that has been turned gallery with local artwork, photography & a puppet theatre.

   • Cycle through the local riverside and explore the aptly named Rooster Temple - a local temple surrounded by roosters. Plus, you’ll get to feed the fish for some extra karma!

   • Board a long-tail speedboat for the journey back. On the way, you’ll get to see local Thai villagers that live and work alongside the canal. If you’re lucky, you might spot a monitor lizard on your journey.

   • Head back to the base point, and your tour comes to an end here.