Bangkok by Night with Escooter &/or Bike

Democracy Monument

Explore the splendor of the iconic Democratie Monument lit up at night and immerse yourself in Thailand's captivating modern history with FunRide

Wat Ratchanatdaram Woravihara (Loha Prasat)

Immerse yourself in the serenity and mystical beauty of the Iron Temple (Wat Ratchanadaram) illuminated at night, while discovering the fundamental principles of Buddhism Whether you are a spiritual seeker or simply curious to learn more about this age-old tradition, this unique experience promises you a memorable evening, combining discovery, contemplation and inspiration.

Giant Swing

Discover Bangkok's iconic Giant Swing, a legendary landmark and must-see photo spot. The imposing Giant Swing, with its majestic beams and fascinating history, is not only a symbol of the city, but also a popular location for photographers from around the world.

Wat Suthat

Opposite the Bangkok swing, immerse yourself in the enchanting splendor of Wat Suthat, a sacred temple illuminated at night

Explore Bangkok's First Town Hall Square with FunRide! This historic building is a living testimony to Bangkok's urban evolution, from its humble beginnings to its transformation into a modern and dynamic metropolis.

Rommaninat Park

Romaneenart Park, commonly known as Khuk Kao, is a public park in Samran Rat Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok. It is flanked by Siriphong and Maha Chai roads, the total area is about 29 rai The park is located on the former site of Klong Prem Prison, built on the royal initiative of King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) in 1890, modelled on HM Brixton Prison in the London Borough of Lambeth, United Kingdom. The prison changed its name several times, most recently in 1972, renamed Bangkok Remand Prison. Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn (later King Maha Vajiralongkorn (Rama X)) presided over the official opening of the Rommaninat Park and Prison Museum on 17 August 1999.

A long and immersive journey through the city, discovering the richness of its murals and street art. Walking the alleys and vibrant neighborhoods, each corner reveals a new work, creating a visual and sensory journey. Each fresco tells a story, each graffiti artist leaves his unique signature, transforming the urban space into an open-air museum.

Crossing the Chao Phraya River while walking over one of Bangkok’s iconic bridges offers a unique perspective of the city. the distant sound of the river adds a touch of serenity to the vibrant atmosphere of the city. Looking up, Bangkok’s skyline reveals itself in all its splendor: skyscrapers illuminated by neon lights and spotlights, twinkling lights reflected in the dark water of Chao Phraya, . The main avenues and modern buildings blend harmoniously with the illuminated temples and older structures, adding a cultural dimension to this urban panorama. The contrast between the hustle and bustle of the city and the tranquility of the river accentuates the emotion of this moment, when you feel suspended between two worlds. The spectacular views and illuminations that stretch as far as the eye can see leave an unforgettable impression, as an invitation to explore this fascinating metropolis even further.

Wat Kalayanamit Varamahavihara

Crossing the surroundings of the famous Wat Kalayanamit, located on the banks of the Chao Phraya, you will immerse yourself in a serene and impressive atmosphere. This temple, with its large seated Buddha that dominates the building, embodies a certain calm majesty in the heart of the hustle and bustle of the city. Along the banks of the river, the contrast is striking: on the one hand, the waters of Chao Phraya slowly slide under the bridges, and on the other, the imposing silhouette of Wat Kalaya stands with its traditional architecture, colorful decorations and sculpted details. The soft evening light is reflected on the gilding and statues of the temple, and the lapping of the water almost seems to ease the surrounding tumult.

Santa Cruz Church

Walking through the Portuguese district of Kudi Chin and visiting the Santa Cruz Church in Bangkok takes you into a little corner of European history in the heart of the Thai capital. This district, marked by the presence of the Portuguese community since the 16th century, combines unique cultural and architectural influences

Wat Prayurawongsawat Worawihan

Seeing Wat Prayurawongsawas Worawihan is both a spiritual and aesthetic experience, allowing you to discover an impressive temple in the heart of Bangkok. This Buddhist temple, known for its great architectural beauty and serene atmosphere, is one of the hidden gems of the city

Pak Khlong Talat (Flower Market)

The Pak Khlong Talat is more than just a flower market: it is a vibrant exchange place, a meeting point between religious tradition, local culture and Bangkok’s natural beauty. It’s an immersive experience that combines colours, scents and emotions, while offering a unique perspective on everyday life in Bangkok

Wat Arun

Admiring Wat Arun at night while taking a break on the Chao Phraya is both a peaceful and breathtaking experience. This temple, one of the most iconic in Bangkok, lights up spectacularly after sunset, creating a magical atmosphere that invites contemplation.

The Grand Palace

On the way back, along the Grand Palace and Sanam Luang, you pass through two of Bangkok’s most iconic places, steeped in history, culture and majesty. This route, both visual and symbolic, allows you to discover another face of the Thai capital, more royal and solemn

Khaosan Road

Crossing Khaosan Road at the end of your journey offers a radical change of atmosphere: from the tranquility of temples and royalty to the excitement of travelers from all over the world. This street is the perfect illustration of Bangkok’s ability to mix contrasting universes, creating a complete city experience that is both calm and vibrant