Bangkok Biking Full-day Tour: Colors of Damnoen Saduk

Overview

An exciting way to tour the charming Bangkok city is through biking. On this tour, the tourists will travel by bicycle and other modes of transportation like the longtail boat, the minivan, etc. This unique touring experience is a great way to spend your day! You will get to see a lot of unique places like temples, the Damnoen Saduk floating market, the Mae Klong river delta, etc. 

Get in touch with mother nature surrounded by an array of trees of different varieties. An important highlight of this tour is Wat Bang Kung, an incredible temple enclosed within banyan tree roots.

Duration: 7 – 8 hrs (approx.)

Starting Time: 08:00 am

Address: Recreational Bangkok Biking, Baan Sri Kung 350/151. soi 71 Rama 3 Road, Yannawa Bangkok, 10120 Thailand

Note: A minimum of two people are required for this tour but if there is a confirmed tour already then the tourists can book 1 PAX without a surcharge.

Itinerary

• Be prepared to start this adventure from Recreational Bangkok Biking, Baan Sri Kung 350/151. soi 71 Rama 3 Road, Yannawa Bangkok, 10120 Thailand.
• You will be driven to the Damnoed Saduk floating Market in a fully-equipped A/C car or minivan. Duration: 1-1.5 hrs.
• Start with a longtail boat at the Damnoen Saduk, a ride through the maze of canals that cut across the local village and plantations.
• Visit the coconut plantation, here you will get to see how palm and coconut sugar is created in the traditional Thai way.
• Begin your next adventure on bicycles, ride along the country roads, plantation trials, and unpaved roads.
• Check out some beautiful temples and learn about their significance.
• Stop at a local riverside restaurant to enjoy a mouth-watering Thai lunch overlooking the Mae Klong River.
• The next stop is Wat Bang Kung, an old temple famous for a small chapel encased within the roots of the banyan tree called Bot Prok Po.
• Wat Bang Kae Noi depicts the life of Buddha in the form of wood carvings. Not to forget the life-size statues of famous Thai monks.
• Ride till you reach the small wooden bridges and then go to the Ferry to go to the Amphwa market.
• Stroll through the market or visit King Rama II.
• Head back to Bangkok by car or minivan.