With your 24, 48 or 72 hour ticket, enjoy access to our unique and flexible hop-on hop-off walking tours across Bangkok!
Using our innovative mobile app to track your nearest local guide, get ready to begin your sightseeing adventure and hop-on to a guided circuit. Enjoy storytelling from your guide as they fascinate you with cultural and historic insights into Bangkok’s sprawling metropolis, or tap into the audio guide available in the app to listen in your own language.
Find yourself surrounded by Bangkok’s many stunning temples and palaces, including The Grand Palace, Wat Arun Ratchawararam and Wat Phra Kaew. With your flexible pass, you can hop-off and explore these iconic landmarks at your leisure. Dive deeper into the incredible Thai culture by visiting some of Bangkok’s popular markets, especially Chinatown, to taste the local delicacies and enjoy the array of exotic colours.
If you need to leave a tour, you can do so at your leisure and take advantage of the countless self-guided features available in the app. Enjoy beautiful views as you stroll along the Chao Phraya River, discover a rainbow of habits and customs among the city’s unique local communities‘ or track down Wat Traimit, which hosts the largest solid gold Buddha image in the world – the choices are endless! You can follow one of the suggested walking itineraries, track down the city’s photo hotspots, or find a local Wi-Fi point so you can start sharing your amazing selfies!
When you’re ready to continue your exploration, simply track the location of your nearest guide and hop back on – it’s that simple! If you’re approaching the evening, don’t forget to hop-on to your included Night Tour, and discover the dazzling lights and vibrant nightlife that Bangkok has to offer.
The guided routes are as follows:
The selection of self-guided routes are coming soon!
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