



by Candbike Bangkok Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.฿1,500This three-hour bike tour explores the backstreets of Bangkok’s Thonburi district, covering approximately 12 to 15 kilometers on flat, car-free routes suitable for riders with basic cycling skills. The group moves at a leisurely pace with frequent stops to observe local life and take photos. The tour begins with a ride through Talad Phlu Market, where participants cycle along narrow streets lined with colorful Sino-Thai shophouses and traditional shops, experiencing an active neighborhood known for its Thai-Chinese heritage and street food culture. Next, the tour stops at Wat Khun Chan, a riverside temple featuring large seated Buddha statues. The guide provides information about the temple’s significance to the community and its artistic features. The ride continues to Wat Nak Prok, a quiet temple that combines Thai and Chinese architectural styles, offering a peaceful setting for reflection. Along the route, the tour also passes through Wutthakat, a calm neighborhood with tree-lined streets, small wooden houses, local shrines, and canal views, illustrating a mix of older and newer urban development. The tour includes the use of a city bike and helmet, bottled water at the start, and a rain poncho if needed. An English-speaking local guide leads the group. Hotel pickup, meals, and gratuities are not included.
Talad Plu Market
Cycling through Bangkok’s lesser-known areas, the tour passes Talad Phlu, a lively neighborhood known for its street food and Thai-Chinese community. Riders cycle along narrow streets lined with Sino-Thai shops, tea houses, and aged buildings that reflect the area's history. This market area is a functioning local center where residents shop and interact, not designed for tourists.
Wat Khun Chan
This colorful temple on the riverside in Thonburi features large seated Buddha statues that stand out for their size and unpolished, local style. The guide explains the temple’s role in the community, symbolism in the statues, and its connection to Thonburi’s spiritual traditions. The stop offers photo opportunities with views of the temple and water reflections.
30 min
Wat Nak Prok
Wat Nak Prok is a quiet temple blending Thai and Chinese architectural styles. Located in the Thonburi district, it provides a calm moment during the ride and represents local religious life away from busy tourist spots.
Wutthakat Neighborhood
The tour cycles through Wutthakat, a peaceful area with tree-lined streets, small wooden houses, local shrines, and scenes of canal-side living. Riders see residents going about daily tasks and notice the mix of older wooden structures alongside newer condos. This neighborhood shows a residential side of Bangkok rarely visited by tourists.
Please arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes before the activity starts. And Please noted that Bangkok traffic is really bad. *** Please search on Google Maps Candbikebangkoktours ***
End point
Meet at Candbike Bangkok Tours, 95 Ratchaphruek Rd, Khwaeng Bukkhalo, Khet Thon Buri, Bangkok 10600. The shop is a short taxi ride or 5 minute walk from BTS Pho Nimit Station. Look for bicycles displayed in front of the shop.




by Candbike Bangkok Tours
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.฿1,500This three-hour bike tour explores the backstreets of Bangkok’s Thonburi district, covering approximately 12 to 15 kilometers on flat, car-free routes suitable for riders with basic cycling skills. The group moves at a leisurely pace with frequent stops to observe local life and take photos. The tour begins with a ride through Talad Phlu Market, where participants cycle along narrow streets lined with colorful Sino-Thai shophouses and traditional shops, experiencing an active neighborhood known for its Thai-Chinese heritage and street food culture. Next, the tour stops at Wat Khun Chan, a riverside temple featuring large seated Buddha statues. The guide provides information about the temple’s significance to the community and its artistic features. The ride continues to Wat Nak Prok, a quiet temple that combines Thai and Chinese architectural styles, offering a peaceful setting for reflection. Along the route, the tour also passes through Wutthakat, a calm neighborhood with tree-lined streets, small wooden houses, local shrines, and canal views, illustrating a mix of older and newer urban development. The tour includes the use of a city bike and helmet, bottled water at the start, and a rain poncho if needed. An English-speaking local guide leads the group. Hotel pickup, meals, and gratuities are not included.
Talad Plu Market
Cycling through Bangkok’s lesser-known areas, the tour passes Talad Phlu, a lively neighborhood known for its street food and Thai-Chinese community. Riders cycle along narrow streets lined with Sino-Thai shops, tea houses, and aged buildings that reflect the area's history. This market area is a functioning local center where residents shop and interact, not designed for tourists.
Wat Khun Chan
This colorful temple on the riverside in Thonburi features large seated Buddha statues that stand out for their size and unpolished, local style. The guide explains the temple’s role in the community, symbolism in the statues, and its connection to Thonburi’s spiritual traditions. The stop offers photo opportunities with views of the temple and water reflections.
30 min
Wat Nak Prok
Wat Nak Prok is a quiet temple blending Thai and Chinese architectural styles. Located in the Thonburi district, it provides a calm moment during the ride and represents local religious life away from busy tourist spots.
Wutthakat Neighborhood
The tour cycles through Wutthakat, a peaceful area with tree-lined streets, small wooden houses, local shrines, and scenes of canal-side living. Riders see residents going about daily tasks and notice the mix of older wooden structures alongside newer condos. This neighborhood shows a residential side of Bangkok rarely visited by tourists.
Please arrive at the meeting point 10 minutes before the activity starts. And Please noted that Bangkok traffic is really bad. *** Please search on Google Maps Candbikebangkoktours ***
End point
Meet at Candbike Bangkok Tours, 95 Ratchaphruek Rd, Khwaeng Bukkhalo, Khet Thon Buri, Bangkok 10600. The shop is a short taxi ride or 5 minute walk from BTS Pho Nimit Station. Look for bicycles displayed in front of the shop.