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Our practice will take place in a quiet corner of Lumphini Park, right in the center of Bangkok. We will start the session with meditation and Pranayama (breathing exercises), moving on to asana flows. During the retreat, we will be performing healing and strengthening exercises. Thanks to the small size of the class, the class can be tailored to individual needs and skills. Yogis of all levels are welcome to join! (The time of the yoga practice is approximately 90 minutes) Yoga helps you learn about your body, how to fix posture, balance and pains, while making you stronger. It is not a competitive practice, and it should be lived as a tool for improving yourself inside and out. Join the practice and experience the rejuvenating power of yoga! Other things to note Don't worry if you are a newbie or an advanced practitioner. We will adapt classes to the needs of participants. Please plan on being at least 5 minutes early to get set up for class. Please let me know if you have any injuries prior to practicing.

READ CAREFULLY!! *To start the experience, the group's minimum size must be at least 5 people. If less than that we will have to cancel the experience* *you will have to pay for your own drinks beyond the free alcohol we provide and cover at the club.* *While there is plenty of time for conversation, this tour is focused on clubbing, dancing, and having an exciting experience* 1. Meet & Greet @ Cocktail Bar: This is a chance where you can enjoy your first cocktail and get to know other participants who will be with you throughout the night. 2. Loosen Up @ House/Techno Club: If you're talking about breathtaking clubs in Bangkok, this unbelievable club definitely goes on the list! Great vibe & good crowd, this is what Bangkok's nightlife scene is all about! 3. Show us your moves @ Hip-hop Club: If you know how to twerk, this is the place for you to shine! (If you don't, that's fine too). What's better music than Hip-hop if you REALLY want to dance, right? 4. Dance your night away @ Superclub: Be ready for the blasting energy at this club! Because they mixed all kinds of music, everyone loves to dance & sing along! DRESS CODE : Men: NO shorts, tank tops, sportswear sandals or flipflops Female: NO sandals or flipflops

【Vegetarians & vegans are welcome】 Most people said this is the best bike and food tour in Bangkok. Among 2000+ guests' reviews, the highlight of this tour is the delicious food, the access to local people, and the beautiful hidden place. I can assure you that you will love this tour! We will start the tour from Chao Praya River, and time travel to the hidden Bangkok that 99% of visitors will not know. You will taste 5+ selected street foods during the route. Yellow curry noodle?The spicier the better! The cake by master Pi is nice and fresh. Seasonal fruits are juicy and sweet. And the lunch/dinner in the local family house is my favorite - fabulous Tum Yum Soup and Thai omelet. Believe me, you can’t find this in any guidebook! (Foods may be different every day) Travel like a local. We will visit 10+ off-the-beaten-path places. In temple and monk school you will learn about Buddhist tradition. And then you will know why over 90% of people in Thai are Buddhism. You will explore the local neighborhoods, and weave your way through narrow backstreets and alleys, completely immersed in local culture. You will fall in love with the city and finally learn why is Thailand known as the 'Land of Smiles’. All fees inclusive, no extra charge.

Let’s get a ride with Hidden Bangkok Tuktuk and experience a delicious Tuk Tuk night ride ! Nak Klang Community district which is mostly unknown to tourists. Step off the beaten path and discover a canal side unseen community in a hidden temple of the old town Bangkok – Let’s soak up local culture in this cozy small neighborhood. Try an Authentic Thai food at a canalside restaurant, hidden behind a local temple and community. (Except Sunday) Sneak in the secret door of Wat Prayoon at night to see the beautiful light up where only few people know. Experience the best Isaan street food (hot clay pot, barbecued chicken, papaya salad and sticky rice) and the most famous thai dessert place at local market of Thonburi old town. Last stop at Bangkok blooming 24/7 flower market from the back of market with the story behind . ***Experience end at the flower market (MRT subway Sanamchai station)*** Please inform us if you have food allergies. All Tuk Tuk's are provided by a licensed third-party vendor.

We'll kick off with one of our team of foodie guides on a boat ride down a 'khlong' to a hidden old town district rarely visited by tourists. Get set for the best food tour in the city, designed by a chef. We'll walk around the laid-back neighbourhood of Nang Loeng, where you're unlikely to see another tourist. Once the entertainment hub of the capital, with the remnants of a historic cinema, it's now one of the best places in old Bangkok to eat street food. We'll hop on a tuk-tuk to a historic food market to uncover what's been feeding locals-in-the-know since 1899. Forget pad thai & green curry. We'll tuck into traditional and undiscovered Thai fare, such as crispy pancakes with seafood, roasted duck and pork belly, and crispy catfish salad. We'll chow down on Thai wrapped rarities such as mieng kam, delicious desserts - overall gorging on at least 15+ palette-teasing delicacies that you'll never find alone. Skip breakfast before coming...and get ready, cos we can't wait to feed you! (Sorry, this tour is not advised for vegetarians, pescatarians or those that don't eat any seafood/shellfish, as you'll have to miss several dishes. Gluten can be present in soy sauce and a few foods. Alternative dishes are not always possible due to the nature of street food vendors only serving one type of dish. For any food allergies, please message us before booking).

After being instructed on how to use our e-scooters and have given you a test run then we will start the tour. First we will give you a brief history of Bangkok as we ride to the first stop. ⭐Local Temple - After your confident on the scooter we'll tour through a few lesser-known areas to see Bangkok like a local. ⭐Wat Arun - We’ll stop at Wat Arun where you’ll want to take photos of Wat Arun as it shimmers lit up at night. After we cross the river on a local ferry. ⭐Wat Pho - Once on the other side of the river, we'll ride to Wat Pho where we will show you around the temple at night. Here we'll tell you some history of Thailand and Bangkok. ⭐Royal Grand Palace - at night the Palace is closed, but it's still a magnificent site at night. ⭐ Street Food Dinner - for dinner you'll get to eat like a local as we stop for to eat street food at a local store. ⭐Flower Market - Next, you’ll explore Pak Khlong Talat Bangkok’s colorful and fragrant flower market, the market is open 24 hours and at night you’ll see everything from common roses to bright orchids, lilies and more. ⭐Wat Prayoon - Finally, we visit Wat Prayoon with its huge white stupa lit up at night. After we ride along the riverside and winding back streets back to the start, where we say goodbye. Other things to note Don't worry if you haven't ridden an electric scooter before we'll make sure you can ride the scooter before we set out.

We start in the morning at 8am to visit the most important places in Bangkok, Wat Arun (Temple of dawn), Wat Pho (Temple of the reclining Buddha) and also The grand palace&Temple of the emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew). You will not get only beautiful photos but also all information and detail in every place we visit that makes you understand our country, culture and many more! Other things to note: - To visit sacred places in Thailand (especially the grand palace) please dress politely with long pants and shirt or t-shirt with sleeve (short is fine) and for women a long dress with sleeve is acceptable. - Entrance tickets and transportation are not included to the service, you may pay at the moment.

The experience starts on the Thonburi side of Bangkok, where you’ll cycle through winding alleys to a local Thai family’s restaurant to enjoy an authentic Thai meal. (Sometimes the restaurant is closed, on those days we go to a street food place or Chinatown) After dinner, you’ll cycle through a few lesser-known areas to see Bangkok like a local. We’ll stop at Wat Arun where you’ll want to take photos and then cross the Chao Phraya River on a local ferry. Once on the other side of the river, we cycle to Wat Pho where Jam will show you around the temple lit up at night. Next, we’ll cycle around the Royal Grand Palace then onto the Bangkok flower market. At the flower market, you’ll experience the beauty and exoticism of the fresh flowers. Then we head toward Chinatown where you’ll experience cycling among the bright neon lights and the many market alleys and street food vendors savouring the sights, sounds and smells of Chinatown. Finally, we cross the river on a local ferry and cycle like a local through some of the winding back streets. The ride concludes at your original departure point. Other things to note A helmet, light and high-visibility jacket are provided on this night bike ride of Bangkok so you can enjoy a safe ride around the city with your us. We cater for any dietary requirements We will take plenty of photos and will send you a link to download them.

The experience kicks off on the Thonburi side of the river, formerly the capital of Thailand. You’ll follow us and cycle along through winding alleys Jam packed with stalls selling Thai goods. Here you’ll stop and get a chance to browse the enticing food stalls brimming with local produce. Then, you’ll continue cycling through a vibrant mix of local Thai communities, stopping at interesting temples along the way, where Jam will talk about Buddhism and the history of the local communities. Next, relax with some lunch at a canal side restaurant, where you can take in the scenery and eat a delightful local Thai meal. Once you’re refreshed, learn more about Bangkok’s history as you cycle along the canal and green areas of Bangkok, completing your journey at a canal side market where the bikes are loaded onto a long tail canal boat. On the canal boat you’ll see the canal-side life-style with its colourful scenery and the local canal-side communities. If you’re lucky you might get a glimpse of an Asian Water Monitor sunning itself on the banks of the river. The tour concludes at your original departure point. Other things to note You'll be riding on comfortable bikes with suspension. A helmet is provided on this cycle of Bangkok so you can enjoy a safe ride with us. We will take plenty of photos and will send you a link to download them.

★ Book Now with a Special Group Discount up to 56%! ★ ★ FREE Pick up & Drop off from your accommodation by Private A/C vehicle with driver ★ ★ FREE Travel Insurance ★ Come with me for a day. I'll show you Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market. This place isn't as big and crowded but it's super local and isn't touristy at all. This floating market is also a local's favorite place to hang out on the weekends. It's like a big market with a lot of food vendors especially on land and a few on the water. ✶ If you know "Everybody Loves Raymond" you will know Philip Rosenthal. He also visited here for an episode of "Somebody Feed Phil" on Netflix ✶ We'll first take a long-tail boat along the canal to a local temple and an orchid farm. Along the canal, you will enjoy the leafy scenery, local vibe, and the laid-back local life. What's not to miss at Klong Lat Mayom Floating Market? The answer is FOOD! Once you're there, you'll be amazed by so many different Thai food and desserts such as Thai crispy pancake or Coconut Dumplings in Sweet Coconut Milk. Don't worry if you have no idea what to eat. I'll recommend you the signatures and what you should not miss trying! **This tour is available only on weekends** Other things to note This experience is a part of Airbnb/TakeMeTour partnership.

Everyday 2 times: 7:15 AM and 10:30 AM After 1 to 1,5 hours driving we arrive at the famous Mae Klong train market (Talat Rom Hup). Imagine a train going straight through a public market! The Mae Klong Railway Market has been around since 1905. Fishing was (and still is) one of the main livelihoods of the people who lived here, and the market was another way in which to sell their goods. Officials decided to build a railway in order to better deliver these goods to other provinces. The market stayed at the same place though, despite the new tracks that cut through it. Visit Wat Bang Kung, famous for its small chapel that is completely enclosed within the roots of a banyan tree. It is almost like the tree itself is the pillars of the temple and that without the roots the chapel would fall down. You can also go inside to pay respect to the Buddha image. Continue to Damnoen Saduak where we board a long-tail boat for a ride through the canals before we reach the famous floating market of Damnoen Saduak. Around 150 years ago a canal was dug out at Damnoen Saduak. In those days, the waterways were the center of economic activity and much of the transport was done by boat. The market is packed with vendors selling copious amounts of exotic, fresh fruits and vegetables, agricultural produce as well as authentic, local sweets, delicacies and souvenirs.

During this half day tour you will visit the most well-known and important Buddhist temples in the Thai capital. One of our knowledgeable and enthusiastic tour guides will tell you everything about these famous sights, the history and you'll learn more about Buddhism.

At House of Taste Thai Cooking School, you'll be able to 1) shop at the local market (Morning class only) 2) cook authentic Thai food with experienced chef 3) carve mango (Afternoon class and Evening class) 4) have four favorite Thai dishes Time Slots: - 8:30 am - 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm - 4:30 pm - 5:30 pm - 9:00 pm Address: Silom Pan Road Branch: 52/22, Pan Road, Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500 The cooking class will be conducted in an air-conditioned class where you will be introduced to Thai exotic ingredients, including vegetables, spices, and herbs. The school's daily fixed menu consists of the following: 1) APPETIZERS / SOUP - Spicy Lemongrass Salad - Spicy Shrimp Salad - Green Papaya Salad - Deep Fried Spring Rolls - Tom Yum Goong (Spicy and sour soup with shrimp) - Tom Kha Gai (Spicy coconut soup with chicken) 2) FIRST MAIN COURSE - Pad Thai Goong (Stir-fried Rice Noodle with shrimp) 3) SECOND MAIN COURSE (served with rice) - Red Curry with Chicken - Green Curry with Chicken - Massaman Curry with Chicken - Panang Curry with Chicken 4) DESSERT - Mango Sticky Rice **Please note that class details and times will be communicated via direct message upon booking.** Other things to note Make sure you come with an empty stomach as there would be plenty of your favorite dishes! :)

Everyday 5 times: 8:00, 9:30, 12:30, 15:30, 16:30 hrs. Hop on a typical Thai long-tail boat to explore the Bangkok Yai Canal in Thonburi, the ancient capital of Thailand. During our 2-hour canal adventure you will explore life on and around the klongs (canals) and get a glimpse of how the local people live. Elderly people sitting on the chairs on the wooden docks of their tiny homes overlooking the canal, women hanging laundry to dry, and children jumping into the water and swimming in the canal, amazing! We will make a stop at Baan Silapin (The Artist's House), a traditional Thai house that has been converted into a public space to preserve art and traditional performance styles such as puppetry. The wooden house, over 200 years old and lovingly restored by its owner, sits at the heart of a small community of rustic shophouses which are connected by a wooden walkway that follows the edge of the klong (canal). Furthermore, we pass Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen, built in the mid-Ayutthaya period in the Phasi Charoen District in Thonburi. The boat driver will stop the boat so that you can take a good photo of the huge Buddha statue at this temple. The Buddha statue is towering nearly 70 meters above the ground, the height of a 20-story building, and it is Bangkok's biggest Buddha image, with a width of 40 meters in its cross-legged meditation posture.

In the morning we leave from the meeting point in Bangkok to the former capital Ayutthaya. Ayutthaya, a kingdom that existed from 1350 to 1767, is a fantastic destination for culture lovers. During these four centuries, the country grew into the nation of Siam (the former name of Thailand), which roughly occupied the territory of modern Thailand, with the exception of the Lanna kingdom in northern Thailand. Ayutthaya was favorable to foreign merchants, first Chinese, Indians, Japanese and Persians, later Portuguese, Spaniards, Dutch (the Dutch East India Company), British and French, and allowed them to build settlements outside the city walls. At its peak, Ayutthaya had over a million inhabitants and the ambassadors of King Louis XIV of France compared the city in size and wealth to Paris. The kingdom came to its final end in 1767, when the Burmese army invaded the country, burnt Ayutthaya to the ground and forced the inhabitants to abandon the city. Since 1991, Ayutthaya has been a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit the Royal Summer Palace Bang Pa-In and the most famous and stunning temples ruins in this once mighty city, like Wat Yai Chai Mongkhon, Wat Mahathat, Vihara Phra Mongkhon Bophit, Wat Phra Si Sanphet and Wat Chaiwatthanaram. During this tour you will travel back in time and learn more about the temples and the history of Thailand.