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Bangkok Night Bike Tour: Chinatown, Temples & Street Dinner

Chinatown Night Ride, Street Dinner

Bangkok Night Bike Tour: Chinatown, Temples & Street Dinner

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Duration
4 hours
Meeting point
Bang Rak
Cancellation
Free cancellation
Meal
Meal included
Run by
Follow Me Bike Tours

Overview

This four-hour evening ride with Follow Me Bike Tours starts at 17:00 from the operator's base on Naret Road in Bang Rak and follows a set route past street art, temples and markets, ending where it began. Cyclists roll through the Talad Noi wall art streets, cross the Chao Phraya by local ferry, and stop at Wat Prayurawongsawat Worawihan before pedalling on to Saphan Phut, the Memorial Bridge. From there the route heads to the flower market at Pak Khlong Talat and passes the Grand Palace before finishing with an hour inside Chinatown, where a street-side dinner is served.

The group is capped at eight travellers, led by a licensed English-speaking local guide. Bicycles, helmets, reflective belts and lights are provided, along with soft drinks, water and Thai snacks during the ride. Guides take photographs during the tour and send them to participants afterwards, so there is no need to wrestle a phone out at every stop.

It suits confident cyclists, since previous cycling experience is required, and it works well for families: child seats and carriers are available for young children, and children's bicycles fit riders from 120cm. Entry and activity fees, ferry fare, dinner and tour insurance are all covered in the price. The tour is not wheelchair accessible.

From$42.93 per person
Duration4 hours
Rating5.0 from 15 reviews

What's Included

Included

  • Dinner (Street-side dinner in Chinatown)
  • English-speaking licensed local guide
  • Use of bicycle (Quality bicycle, helmet, reflective belt & bike lights)
  • Booster seat (Child seats or carriers for young children)
  • Public transportation (Local ferry crossing)
  • Snacks (Soft drinks, water and local Thai snacks)
  • Photographs taken by your guide, delivered after the tour
  • Entrance fee - All entrance and activity fees
  • Travel insurance during the tour
Run byFollow Me Bike Tours

Itinerary

  1. Meet on Naret RoadMeet at the Follow Me Bike Tours base at 230 Naret Road, Si Phraya, Bangrak, reached via the driveway beside the corner 7-Eleven, which sits opposite Café Amazon, inside the Flow Coffee courtyard. The tour starts at 17:00 and ends back at the same point.
  2. Talad Noi wall artA 30-minute stop among the street art of the Talad Noi quarter.
  3. Chao Phraya river crossingCross the river by local ferry, about 30 minutes including time on the water. The ferry fare is included.
  4. Wat PrayurawongsawatA 15-minute stop at this temple.
  5. Memorial BridgeSpend 30 minutes at Saphan Phut, the Memorial Bridge.
  6. Pak Khlong flower marketRide on to the original Pak Khlong flower talad for a 45-minute stop.
  7. Grand PalaceA 15-minute stop at the Grand Palace.
  8. Chinatown street dinnerThe final hour is spent in Bangkok's Chinatown with a street-side dinner. This stop's admission and activity fees are included.
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What To Expect From The Tour

A few practical points will help travellers get the most from this ride.

  • Riding ability. Previous cycling experience is required, and the ride lasts four hours through city streets at night. Most travellers can join, though the operator advises against it for anyone with heart problems or other serious medical conditions.
  • Kids and bikes. Children's bicycles suit riders from 120cm tall, and child carriers take up to 18kg and 115cm. Infant seats are available, so families with young children can join.
  • Food and drink. Dinner is a street-side meal in Chinatown, and soft drinks, water and local Thai snacks are provided along the way. Nothing on the food side needs to be arranged separately.
  • Photos. The guide takes photographs during the ride and sends them to participants after the tour. This is listed as an included benefit of the tour.
  • Group feel. The tour runs with a maximum of eight travellers. Reviewers described the guides as kind, knowledgeable and attentive to safety, which suits a group this size.
  • Booking details. Passport name and number are required for every participant at the time of booking. The meeting point is on Naret Road, near public transport, and hotel pickup is not mentioned on the booking page.
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Rating5.0 from 15 reviews
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Common issues. The tour is not wheelchair accessible, and it needs a minimum number of travellers to run; if that minimum is not met, participants are offered a different date or a full refund. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the 17:00 start are not refunded. Previous cycling experience is a firm requirement, so total beginners should not book. Hotel pickup is not mentioned, so anyone expecting transport from their accommodation should check the booking page first; one reviewer did mention being dropped back at their hotel, but that is not a guarantee.

Common Questions

What Is Included In The Price?

The Chinatown street dinner, an English-speaking licensed local guide, bicycle, helmet, reflective belt and bike lights, child seats or carriers, the local ferry crossing, soft drinks, water and Thai snacks, guide photographs delivered after the tour, all entrance and activity fees, and travel insurance during the tour. Nothing is named as excluded, though hotel pickup is not mentioned, so check the booking page.

Is The Food Or Are Temple Entry Fees Extra?

No. Dinner, snacks and drinks are included, and all entrance and activity fees along the route are covered. Several stops, including Talad Noi, Wat Prayurawongsawat, the Memorial Bridge and the flower market, are listed with free admission.

Where Does The Tour Meet, And Is There Pickup?

The meeting point is Follow Me Bike Tours at 230 Naret Road, Si Phraya, Bangrak, Bangkok, opposite the 7-Eleven near Café Amazon, reached via a driveway leading to a courtyard. The tour starts at 17:00 and ends back at the same spot. Pickup is not mentioned, so check the booking page for details.

Is It Suitable For Children?

Yes, with limits. Infant seats are available, child carriers suit children up to 18kg and 115cm, and children's bicycles fit riders from 120cm tall. Previous cycling experience is required, which applies to anyone pedalling their own bike.

What Is The Cancellation Policy?

A full refund is available if you cancel at least 24 hours before the 17:00 start, based on local time. Inside that window no refund is given and changes are not accepted. If the tour is cancelled because the minimum traveller number is not met, you are offered a different date or a full refund.

What Should I Bring And Know Before Booking?

Bring your passport details, since passport name and number are required for all participants at booking. Wear clothing you can comfortably cycle in for four hours. Confirmation is received at the time of booking, the tour is capped at eight travellers, and it is not wheelchair accessible, though the meeting point is near public transportation.

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