Princess Mother Memorial Park (Suan Somdet Ya) Tours and Tickets

See sides of Bangkok most travelers rarely discover as you explore the city the sustainable way—by pedal power—with a guide to lead the way and put everything in context, and plenty of delicious local nibbles to keep your energy levels high. Alongside royal temples, parks, and shrines, discover the atmospheric Khlong Bang Luang neighborhood, with its floating market and artists' houses, and join a local family for a home-cooked meal.

Enjoy an immersive tour of Bangkok city without setting foot in a stuffy and uncomfortable tour bus. Jump on your own electric scooter and head out into the city in a small and intimate group on this sightseeing tour. Discover the city on its footpaths and in its back-alleys, with personalized commentary and assistance from your group’s guide the whole way. Zip through Historic Thonburi, drink in the colors and smells of Princess Mother Memorial Park, and see the grand Wat Arun by the riverside.

This 3 hour walking tour with approx. 2 miles (3.5 km.) walk will take you through old historic multicultural communities of Bangkok situated alongside the Chao Phraya River to experience the daily life of local living as well as searching for local food. You will take a boat ride from Bangkok to Thonburi and stroll along the river side path and backstreet alleys to explore the mid17th, early and late 18th century Thai temples, church, mosques and Chinese shrines and stop at Princess Mother Memorial Park. This small-group tour limited to a maximum of 8 participants to ensure personalized attention.

Travel quickly around the city of Bangkok enjoy the flavors of the city’s street food without the guesswork thanks to this small-group e-scooter tour. Ride around on a provided e-scooter as your guide takes you to attractions such as Wat Prayurawongsawat Worawihan and the Tha Din Daeng Market, stopping along the way to try various street foods.

See a different side of Bangkok during this 7-hour private tour exploring the sights along the city’s intricate network of ‘khlongs’ (canal waterways). Travel aboard a typical Thai long tail boat as you visit a variety of temples and shrines, discover sites associated with Thailand’s monarchs, get a taste for life in the capital’s lesser-known neighborhoods. A set lunch of Thai cuisine is also included.