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Guided e-scooter tour of Bangkok with street food

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£24.00

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Language: English

Mobile voucher accepted

Duration: 3 hours

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Guided tour

Local touch

Smaller group size

Do this because

Explore Bangkok on an electric scooter
Eat street food and try fruits and other snacks at the local markets
Hear local secrets and discover hidden places with experienced local guides
Discover more of the city than you would on a walking tour

What to expect

Step away from the touristy crowds and enjoy this scooter drive and discover beautiful hidden gems only the locals know about.

Receive a short demonstration on how to operate your electric scooter before starting the tour. Get a brief introduction to Bangkok and it's food culture as you ride to the first stop.

The first stop on the tour is a local Thai market, where you will try some local Thai fruits and get to see how local Thai people buy their food. From here explore the narrow alleyways of the Thonburi side of Bangkok before you cross over the Chao Phraya River via the memorial bridge to Chinatown.

In Chinatown try some of the most famous street food in the city. Learn about the history of the Chinese community and how they influenced Thai food and culture. After this hop back on the scooter and ride around the back streets of Chinatown, before crossing over the river again, this time by local ferry.

Next up is the Tha Din Daeng Market. Sample some traditional Thai foods, before stopping at a local park. Discover Wat Prayoon, and feed the friendly turtles who live nearby. Finally, visit the area which is home to the Kudeejeen community where you'll try muffins from a local factory and learn how the Portuguese colonizers influenced Thai food.

What's included

Helmet
Food tasting
Local guide
Bottled water
E-scooter tour

Where

253, 6 Itsaraphap Rd, Wat Tha Phra, Bangkok Yai, Bangkok 10600, Thailand

Meeting point:

The best way to get to the meeting point is to take the MRT to Itsaraphap MRT station. Get out at exit 2 and walk to Soi 23. Walk down Soi 23 and you'll see an Achcha coffee shop and some street art. Walk past the coffee shop and you'll find the local supplier's office with a lot of bikes. If you want to take a taxi, you can show the following to the driver: ฝั่งธนบุรี. ถนน อิสรภาพ ซอย 23. หน้า รถไฟฟ้าใต้ดิน MRT. อิสรภาพ.

What to remember

Not suitable for:

people with more than 130kg in weight (you need to weigh less than 130kg)
people smaller than 130cm (you need to be taller than 130cm)
people with limited mobility
children under the age of 11 years

Not allowed:

alcohol consumption prior to the tour or during the tour (you need to be fully aware of your surroundings)
luggage or large bags cannot be accommodated on this tour (but they can be left in the shop)

Know in advance:

the child ticket is valid for children aged 11-15 years; the adult ticket is valid for people aged 16 years and older
anyone suspected of being drunk (or on drugs) will immediately be excluded from the activity due to safety reasons
please remember to leave in time in order to reach the meeting point. In rush hours it can take up to an hour to reach the meeting point from a hotel in downtown Bangkok
kindly check the train line before you travel. If you are close to a train line like the BTS or MRT, it is advised to take the train as the offices are right next to the MRT Itsaraphap station

Remember to bring:

comfortable sturdy shoes, as well as comfortable clothes and sunscreen

Provider

Jamming Thailand

Booking fee

Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.

Cancellation policy

Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 24 hours before the experience begins.

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