Bangkok's Contrasts: A Private Tour

We start where the locals live, without souvenir shops or tourist buses. Ordinary streets, ordinary life.

The American who brought Thai silk back to the world stage in the 1950s disappeared without a trace into the Malaysian jungle. His house stands on stilts over a canal and looks exactly as he left it. We enter the grounds, without a tour inside.

A non-touristy route – public transport used by locals. One of the best ways to see Bangkok without embellishment.

The only temple of its kind in the world: metal spires, tiers, and open galleries. We ascend to the observation deck.

The ride itself is part of the experience.

Bangkok's main Chinese temple is a living, breathing place, not a museum: incense, prayers, vendors at the entrance. Then a stroll through the streets, where shop windows and scents change every ten meters.

Duck, tom yum, wontons, shrimp, crab omelet. Additional charge.

Motorcycle dismantling workshops next to coffee shops—it's not a contradiction, that's Bangkok.

Your choice of finale:

Icon Siam - a shopping mall on the river with views of the city and an indoor floating market.

Mahanakhon Skyscraper (314 m) -Thailand's highest observation deck, a glass floor overlooking the city.

Or we return to the hotel.