Bangkok: CHOB Day Walking Tour (Talking + Walking + Eating)

The Bangkok: CHOB Day Walking Tour offers a unique opportunity to take in the city’s vibrant culture and cuisine. Over five hours, you will explore both the old and new sides of Bangkok, starting at Lumpini Park and venturing through bustling streets like Silom Road. With food tastings and visits to significant landmarks, this small-group tour promises an authentic experience that goes beyond the typical tourist trail. Whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned Bangkok explorer, this tour is sure to leave you with a deeper appreciation for the city’s rich history and diverse neighborhoods.

Key Points

1. Explore Bangkok’s old and new neighborhoods through a 5-hour small-group walking tour with an English-speaking guide.
2. Discover local culture and cuisine by visiting significant sites like Lumpini Park, Silom Road, and Bang Rak Market.
3. Experience the authentic lifestyle of Bangkok’s neighborhoods and indulge in a food tasting at the Bang Rak Market.
4. Enjoy a flexible booking with a 24-hour cancellation policy, allowing for a seamless tour experience.
5. Conclude the tour with a Klong Saen Saep Express Boat ride to the Big C Supercenter Ratchadamri.

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Tour Overview

The CHOB Day Walking Tour offers an immersive exploration of Bangkok’s diverse landscapes, blending old and new.

This 5-hour experience takes participants through the city’s hidden gems, showcasing local culture and cuisine. Starting at just $50 per person, this small-group tour (limited to 8) is led by an English-speaking guide.

Highlights include visits to iconic sites like Lumpini Park, Silom Road, and the Democracy Monument, as well as a food tasting at the vibrant Bang Rak Market.

With flexible booking and a 24-hour cancellation policy, this tour provides an authentic Bangkok adventure.

Tour Highlights

Explore old and new Bangkok, including hidden gems and local culture, during this 5-hour walking tour.

Taste a variety of local street foods with a private guide. Visit significant sites like Lumpini Park, Silom Road, Wat Rajsingkorn Pier, Khao San Road, Democracy Monument, Golden Mount Temple, and Mahakan Fort.

Experience the local lifestyle through walking and observing hidden streets. Enjoy a peaceful atmosphere away from the busy city center.

Enjoy the local lifestyle by exploring hidden streets and enjoying a peaceful respite from the bustling city center.

This immersive tour offers an authentic taste of Bangkok’s diverse neighborhoods, rich history, and vibrant food scene.

Meeting Point and Itinerary

Participants meet at the MRT Silom EXIT 1 at 9:00 AM to begin the CHOB Day Walking Tour.

They’ll explore the new city, including Lumpini Park, Silom Road, and Chareon Krung Road. Next, they’ll savor local foods and fruits at Bang Rak Market.

After, they’ll take public transportation to Wat Rajsingkorn Pier and board the Chao Phraya Express Boat to Pra Arthit Pier to explore the old city.

Highlights include Khao San Road, Ratchadamnoen Avenue, Democracy Monument, Baan Bat, Golden Mount Temple, and Mahakan Fort.

The tour concludes with a Klong Saen Saep Express Boat ride to Big C Supercenter Ratchadamri.

New City Exploration

After meeting at the MRT Silom EXIT 1, the tour kicks off with an exploration of Bangkok’s new city areas. The group ventures into the lush Lumpini Park, taking in the peaceful atmosphere and observing the local lifestyle. Next, they stroll along the bustling Silom Road, known for its diverse shops and restaurants. The tour then continues down Chareon Krung Road, where participants can admire the intriguing blend of old and new architecture. The tour guide provides insights into the area’s history and points out hidden gems along the way.

| New City Highlights |

| — | — | — |

| Lumpini Park | Silom Road | Chareon Krung Road |

| Tranquil urban oasis | Vibrant commercial hub | Architectural contrast |

| Observe local life | Diverse dining options | Historical significance |

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Food Tasting at Bang Rak Market

As the group transitions from the new city sights, they’re led to the vibrant Bang Rak Market.

The guide navigates the bustling lanes, pointing out the array of local produce, meats, and freshly-made delicacies.

The tour members eagerly sample exotic tropical fruits, crisp fried snacks, and savory noodle dishes.

The guide explains the cultural significance of each item, engaging the group in lively discussion.

The guide engages the group in lively discussion, explaining the cultural significance of each item at the vibrant Bang Rak Market.

The tantalizing aromas and colorful displays captivate the senses, providing an immersive taste of authentic Thai cuisine.

With full bellies, the group prepares to explore the historic Old City.

Transportation to Old City

Next, the group takes public transportation to reach the historic Old City. They board a public bus to Wat Rajsingkorn Pier, then transfer to the Chao Phraya Express Boat.

The boat ride offers scenic views of the river and city skyline. Upon arrival at Pra Arthit Pier, the tour continues on foot through the charming streets of the Old City.

This change of pace allows participants to enjoy the local atmosphere and witness the juxtaposition between modern Bangkok and its historic roots. The tour guide provides context and insights throughout the journey.

Old City Exploration

The group now explores the charming streets of the Old City. They wander through the bustling Khao San Road, tasting the famous pad thai or rice noodle soup.

Next, they visit the iconic Ratchadamnoen Avenue, marveling at the Democracy Monument. As they continue their journey, they stumble upon the quaint Baan Bat, a community of monks’ alms bowl makers.

Finally, they ascend the steps of the Golden Mount Temple, taking in the stunning panoramic views of the city. The Old City exploration immerses them in Bangkok’s rich history and vibrant local culture.

• Khao San Road: Bustling streets and delicious local cuisine

• Ratchadamnoen Avenue: Iconic Democracy Monument

• Baan Bat: Quaint community of monks’ alms bowl makers

• Golden Mount Temple: Stunning panoramic city views

Inclusions and Important Information

The tour includes all activities, drinking water, snacks, and local foods, as well as travel insurance to provide peace of mind. Guests are advised to wear comfortable shoes, sunglasses, and a sun hat to fully enjoy the experience.

| What to Bring | Inclusions |

| — | — |

| Comfortable Shoes | All-inclusive Tour |

| Sunglasses | Drinking Water |

| Sun Hat | Snacks and Local Foods |

| | Travel Insurance |

Flexible booking allows travelers to reserve their spot without upfront payment, ensuring a hassle-free experience. With a focus on exploring local culture and flavors, this walking tour offers an authentic Bangkok adventure.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Tour Suitable for People With Disabilities?

The tour may not be fully accessible for people with disabilities. It involves extensive walking and navigating public transportation, which could present challenges. However, the tour operator may be able to make accommodations with prior notice.

Can We Request a Custom Itinerary or Modifications?

Yes, the tour can be customized to accommodate specific requests. Travelers can discuss any modifications they’d like with the tour operator, who will try to accommodate them if possible within the tour’s structure and schedule.

Do We Need to Bring Our Own Water and Snacks?

No, you don’t need to bring your own water and snacks. The tour includes drinking water and snacks and local foods as part of the all-inclusive tour package. So you can enjoy the experience without having to worry about extras.

Can the Tour Be Conducted in Languages Other Than English?

The tour is conducted by an English-speaking guide, but other language options may be available upon request. Clients should check with the tour operator about the availability of guides fluent in their preferred language.

Is There an Option to Extend the Tour Duration?

The tour only offers an English-speaking guide. However, the tour duration can be extended for an additional fee, allowing travelers more time to explore Bangkok’s highlights at a leisurely pace.

Recap

The Bangkok: CHOB Day Walking Tour offers an immersive experience that combines sightseeing, local cuisine, and cultural exploration. Participants will discover both the old and new facets of the city, from Lumpini Park to the bustling streets of Silom and the historic landmarks of the Old City. This small-group tour provides an authentic taste of Bangkok’s vibrant neighborhoods and rich history.

You can check if your dates are available here: