Bangkok has one of the deepest ranges of tours on GetYourGuide anywhere in Asia. For an active visit, start with a bike tour — the morning departures are cooler — and book muay thai tickets a few days ahead for weekend fight nights. Most city tours start at a meeting point near a BTS or MRT station rather than at your hotel, so check the map before you book.
The picks below were chosen in October 2026 for what you actually do on them and for the number and quality of their reviews. Prices are indicative “from” prices in euros.
Our pick of Bangkok tours & tickets
from €20 Temples, canals and local life bike tour
Three hours of easy riding off the tourist path, through temple grounds, canalside lanes and residential neighbourhoods that show the everyday life of the city.
from €41 Bike and canal boat tour with lunch
Cycle through local markets, temples and quiet corners of the city, eat a Thai lunch beside a canal and finish with a ride on a longtail boat.
from €26 Muay thai tickets at Rajadamnern Stadium
An evening of fights at the stadium that describes itself as the world’s first for muay thai, with the traditional music and pre-fight rituals. Choose your seating category when you book.
from €17 Muay thai introduction class for beginners
A one-hour class with professional fighters covering stance, punches, kicks, knees and elbows, in a gym described as safe and female-friendly.
from €66 Midnight food tour by tuk-tuk
A night-time ride between street-food neighbourhoods and lit-up landmarks, stopping to eat at local favourites along the way.
from €18 Grand Palace, Wat Pho and Wat Arun guided tour
The three essential royal and temple sites in one guided half day, with the history explained as you go.
from €29 Ayutthaya temples guided day tour with lunch
A day in the former capital of Siam with a guide, visiting four of its most remarkable temples and stopping for lunch at a local restaurant.
from €48 Living Green Elephant Sanctuary day trip
A visit to a sanctuary in Chonburi province with a local meal, feeding the elephants and walking with them along forest paths; the listing also includes time in the water as they bathe. There is no riding.
Booking tips
- Dress for temples. The Grand Palace enforces covered shoulders and knees for everyone; carry a light layer on bike tours that stop at temples.
- Beat the heat. Choose morning or evening departures from March to May. Bike tours supply water, but bring sun protection.
- Fight nights. Rajadamnern and Lumpinee stage bouts on different evenings; schedules change, so check the date on the listing.
- Elephant experiences. Book only places with no riding and no shows, and prefer observation and feeding over bathing where there is a choice — see our responsible travel guide.
- Free cancellation. Most listings can be cancelled up to 24 hours ahead.
