• Talad Plu Market - As part of the Candbike bike and boat journey, participants will cycle through Talad Phlu, one of Bangkok’s most genuine and flavorful neighborhoods. Celebrated for its rich Chinese-Thai heritage and renowned street food, this area provides a vibrant glimpse into everyday local life.

What You’ll See and Do:
• Cycle Through a Historic District: Pedal past rows of shophouses, local shrines, and colorful street murals in one of Bangkok’s oldest neighborhoods.
• Experience the Local Rhythm: Observe vendors preparing dumplings, locals enjoying tea, and monks collecting alms — a true slice of Bangkok life without the tourist crowds.
• Learn the Cultural Roots: The guide will share stories about Talad Phlu’s Chinese-Thai roots, why the area flourished near the canals, and how it remains a proud local community.

Talad Phlu is not just a pass-through — it’s a living, breathing neighborhood that allows you to experience Bangkok’s history and flavor from the saddle of your bike.

• Wat Khun Chan - Stop Highlight: Wat Khun Chan

At Wat Khun Chan, travelers will enter one of Bangkok’s most visually striking and lesser-known temple complexes. Situated along the quiet canals of Thonburi, this temple is a vivid contrast to the polished tourist spots—it’s raw, local, and full of character.

What You’ll See & Do:
• Admire the towering seated Buddha statue, surrounded by colorful figures from Thai mythology, including giants and celestial beings.
• Learn from the guide about the symbolism behind the temple’s statues, and its role in the local community.
• Capture unforgettable photos with a backdrop of ornate sculptures, golden stupas, and vibrant wall art.
• See how religion blends with everyday life in Bangkok, as monks and locals go about their day in a working temple.

This stop provides travelers with an authentic taste of spiritual Bangkok—unpolished, meaningful, and full of local charm.

• Bangkok Yai - Longtail Boat Canal Cruise – Discover Bangkok’s Hidden Waterways (Klongs)

After exploring the city by bike, participants will board a private traditional longtail boat and glide through the serene klongs of Thonburi — the original heart of Bangkok. This peaceful cruise offers a striking contrast to the city’s busy streets and reveals a side of Bangkok most visitors never see.

What You’ll See and Do:
• Cruise the Historic Klongs: Float past old wooden houses on stilts, spirit shrines, neighborhood temples, and lush green gardens lining the canal banks.
• Witness Everyday Canal Life: Observe locals watering plants, feeding fish, or relaxing on porches — a glimpse into the slow rhythm of waterside living.
• Feel the Breeze and Quiet: The gentle movement of the boat and cool breeze offer a moment to relax and enjoy a quieter, greener Bangkok.

This longtail boat cruise is more than transportation — it’s a journey back in time and a peaceful, eye-opening highlight of your Bangkok experience.

• Wat Nak Prok - Wat Nakprok – A Serene Temple Blending Thai and Chinese Spiritual Traditions

During the Candbike bike and boat adventure, participants will bike past Wat Nakprok, a lesser-known temple with rich cultural significance and stunning architectural detail. Nestled near the canals of Thonburi, this tranquil spot offers a deeper connection to Bangkok’s diverse religious heritage.

What You’ll See and Do:
• Admire the Architecture: Wat Nakprok features a rare blend of Thai and Chinese temple styles, with beautifully carved rooftops, golden details, and ornate guardian statues welcoming you at the gate.

• Wutthakat - Wutthakat – A Hidden Urban Oasis Between Old and New Bangkok

As part of the Candbike adventure, participants will ride through Wutthakat, a quiet and often-overlooked neighborhood that offers a fascinating mix of local charm, greenery, and Bangkok’s evolving cityscape. It’s a peaceful detour off the tourist path — perfect for slow exploration by bicycle.

What You’ll See and Do:
• Cycle Along Peaceful Backroads: Ride through leafy lanes, small canals, and friendly local streets where everyday life unfolds at a relaxed pace.
• Interact with the Community: Smile at locals walking their dogs, kids riding bikes, or elders relaxing outside their homes — the neighborhood vibe is friendly and genuine.

Wutthakat isn’t about famous landmarks — it’s about authentic atmosphere, real neighborhoods, and seeing how Bangkok’s people live outside the spotlight. It’s a simple but rich part of the journey.

• Private Longtail Boat Ride: Scenic canal cruise through Thonburi’s hidden waterways.
• Bicycle and Helmet: Comfortable city bike with helmet provided and fitted for each rider.
• Local English-Speaking Guide: Bangkok-born guide sharing local stories, history, and hidden spots.
• Drinking Water: Chilled bottled water to keep you refreshed throughout the tour.
• Rain Poncho: Provided if there’s a chance of rain — safety first.
• Small Local Snack: Optional depending on route or another stop, may vary day to day.

Two Experiences in One:
Discover Bangkok by both land and water. Pedal through hidden neighborhoods, vibrant markets, and local temples before cruising along serene canals on a private longtail boat — a perfect blend of adventure and relaxation.

• Explore Hidden Bangkok (Not Tourist Bangkok):
Cycle through charming backstreets that most tourists never see. Visit genuine local spots such as Wat Khun Chan, Wat Nakprok, and peaceful neighborhoods untouched by mass tourism.

• Up Close with Canal Life:
Glide past wooden stilt houses, friendly locals, floating temples, riverside shrines, and everyday life that still flourishes along the canals of Thonburi.

• Intimate Small Group Experience:
This is not a tourist bus. With a maximum of 8 guests per tour, it feels like exploring Bangkok with a friend — personal, relaxed, and authentic.

• We cycle at a leisurely pace and make frequent stops at local, interesting destinations along the way. That being said, we do cycle through narrow alleyways and upon raised footpaths over water, so a certain level of balance and comfort on bike is required.
• People who can’t ride a bike
• People with mobility impairments

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.