Chinatown Bangkok: Private Walking Tour + Food & Drinks
Bangkok, Thailand Walking Tours
Highlights
Start your tour with a visit to the joss paper market in Charoen Chai district, the largest market for worship materials, and explore Ban Kao Lao Rueng, an old house that is now a local museum.
Next, head to Wat Traimit to see one of Thailand’s biggest golden Buddha statues.
From there, see the Chinatown gateway at Odeon Circle.
Continue your visit at the Tien Fah Chinese shrine, Thailand’s first Chinese shrine, which houses a gold statue of the deity Gaun Yim.
About this experience
Start your tour with a visit to the joss paper market in Charoen Chai district, the largest market for worship materials, and explore Ban Kao Lao Rueng, an old house that is now a local museum.
Next, head to Wat Traimit to see one of Thailand’s biggest golden Buddha statues. From there, see the Chinatown gateway at Odeon Circle.
Continue your visit at the Tien Fah Chinese shrine, Thailand’s first Chinese shrine, which houses a gold statue of the deity Gaun Yim. Learn how to make a wish for good luck and end your day by trying various foods at the Chinatown street food market.
