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Sightseeing across Bangkok on a boat with unlimited hop-on-hop-off
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Hop-on hop-off Bangkok Tours are the easiest and most convenient way to experience the sights and sounds of this large city.
Cancelation Policy: Tickets once booked cannot be canceled.
Discounted Ticket: Ages 5 and below go free. Ages 6-12yrs enjoy reduced pricing with a valid photo ID.
Cancelation Policy: These tickets can't be canceled or rescheduled.
Discounted Ticket: Children aged 4 and under ride for free. Children between the ages of 4-12 enjoy reduced pricing, with a valid photo ID.
Cancelation Policy: Tickets once booked cannot be canceled.
Discounted Ticket: Children aged 6 - 12 whose height is 150 cm or less enjoy reduced prices on their tickets.
Siam Hop
Giant City Tour
Elephant GOGO
There are 4 curated routes with a total of 49 stops.
The Green/Heritage Route covers cultural and historical sites like museums, palaces, and temples, including the Museum Siam, Golden Mount Temple, Grand Palace, and Nang Leong Market.
On the Red/CBD Route you will see Bangkok’s newer landmarks like the commercial Silom Road, Charoen Krung Road, and the Asiatique market.
The Pink/Entertainment Route visits the city’s entertainment complexes like Ratchada Soi 4, the Saxophone Club, Sutthisan, Lumpini Night Market, and Huay Kwang.
The Purple/Shopping Route explores Bangkok’s top shopping streets and malls, like Central World, Asoke, Donki Mall, MBK, Korean Town, and more.
Download MapThere is routes with a total of 15 stops.
The Red Route showcases all the major attractions in Bangkok as well as many of its hidden treasures.
Its stops include Siam Paragon, Hua Lamphong, China Town, Little India, Chao Phraya River, Museum Siam, What Pho, the Grand Palace & the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, Giant Swing, Khao San Road, and The Golden Mount, and more.
Download MapThere is routes with a total of 16 stops.
This route showcases all the too attractions in Bangkok.
It starts from Mahanakhon Skywalk and the stops include Siam Paragon, MBK Center, Wat Hualumpong, Golden Buddha Temple, China Town, Dragon Temple Kammalawat, Loha Prasat, Khao San Road, Giant Swing, Wat Pho, Sanam Luang, Wat Rakhang Kositaram, Wat Arun Rajvararam, Patpong Night Market, and more.
Download MapBuilt by Rama I in 1782, this traditional Thai palace complex is quite magnificent. It houses the royal residence, administrative offices of the king, and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha.
Wat Arun is a glittering Buddhist temple built on the Thonburi west bank of the Chao Phraya River that was built during the 17th-19th centuries and is named for the Hindu god Aruṇa.
Wat Pho is a Buddhist temple complex located on Rattanakosin Island. Also called the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, it houses the largest collection of Buddha images in Thailand.
Lumphini Park is a public park in Bangkok, named after Lumbini, the birthplace of the Buddha. It has trees, playgrounds, a public Library, and even an artificial lake where visitors can rent boats.
The Bangkok National Museum is one of the largest museums in Southeast Asia, and was established in 1874 by King Chulalongkorn. It features exhibits of Thai art and history from the 7th century on.
Wat Saket is a Buddhist temple built atop a steep artificial hill. It dates back to the Ayutthaya era in Thailand (then called Siam) and has many many important Buddhist artifacts. It was renovated by King Rama I in the 18th century.
Also known as JJ Market, the Chatuchak Weekend Market is the world's largest and most diverse weekend market. It sells everything from clothes, accessories, antiques, food, and anything else you can think of.
Located in the suburbs of Bangkok, the Erawan Museum is famous for being shaped like a giant three-headed elephant. The three stories inside the elephant contain artifacts, heritage, and religious objects.
Bangkok has a number of floating markets where goods like flowers, fruits, vegetables, and cooked food are sold from river boats. Popular destinations include Khlong Lat Mayom, Taling Chan, and Wat Saphan Floating Markets.
Dream World is an amusement park that is home to a variety of rides and attractions, catering to children across all age groups. These include three roller coasters, a snow park, a giant water slide, and a Haunted Mansion.
Sea Life Bangkok is the largest aquarium in South East Asia. It has hundreds of different species on display in exhibits and aims to provide both entertainment and education to visitors.
Safari World is an entertainment park spread across over 500 acres. Here you can visit various attractions, like a marine park, a zoo and jungle safari, a bird park, a jungle cruise, and various animal shows.
A. Yes, Bangkok has various hop-on hop-off bus tour operators, each with their own unique routes.
A. You can purchase Bangkok Hop on hop off bus tour tickets online.
A. Yes, you can buy Bangkok hop-on hop-off tickets online here.
A. There are various hop-on hop-off bus tours, and their tickets which begin from 850 Thai bahts.
A. Hop-on hop-off buses are tourist buses that allow you to board and leave whenever you like and sightsee at your own convenience
A. Bangkok hop-on hop-off bus tours run at a frequency of 30 to 40 minutes.
A. Yes, you will get access to audio guides available in up to 8 languages, to help you learn more about the city.
A. Yes, the hop-on hop-off tours in Amsterdam are accessibility-friendly for wheelchair users.