Bangkok Bike Tours by The Other Side: Small Groups, Local Routes, 10% Off

Discover Bangkok by Bike with The Other Side of Bangkok

If you want a real, fun way to explore Bangkok, try The Other Side of Bangkok. We joined their tour and loved it so much that we now work with them. Their bike tours are the best in the city. Small groups, local knowledge, and routes beyond typical tourist spots make it unforgettable. Plus, Thailand Magazine readers get 10% off!

Location and starting points

Most tours start near Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) in Thonburi, Bangkok’s traditional, relaxed side. Some tours begin at a pier or other spots, like the Jungle Oasis Tour. All meeting points are easy to reach by public transport or Grab. You’ll get directions when you book.

Meet Peach and passionate team!

A few years ago, we met Peach, founder of The Other Side of Bangkok. With years guiding bike, food, and walking tours, she started her own company to show Bangkok’s hidden beauty and connect people with its communities. Along with her friendly team, Peach leads tours focused on local knowledge, environmental care, and cultural respect.

Where You’ll Go: Bangkok’s Thonburi Side

Most tours happen in Thonburi, west of the Chao Phraya River. This area keeps the charm of old Bangkok with wooden houses by quiet canals, peaceful temples, busy wet markets, and friendly locals. Some tours visit Bang Kachao, the city’s “green lung,” while others explore Bangkok’s culture through food, religion, and daily life.

The Tours (2024)

Bangkok Hidden Treasures

A 5-hour cycling and boat tour through temples, local neighborhoods, and the famous Artist House. Includes longtail boat ride and fish feeding.
🕗 Daily | 08:30 or 13:30 | 🚴 ~25 km
💰 1,500 THB per person (–10% via Thailand Magazine)

Bangkok Way of Life

Cycle, walk, and cruise through Bangkok’s culture — from temples and flower markets to a cooking class with a Thai family.
🕗 Mon–Fri | 09:00 | 🚴 ~30 km
💰 2,100 THB per person (–10% via Thailand Magazine)

A Taste of Bangkok

Perfect for food lovers! Visit temples, local markets, Chinatown, and the flower market while sampling delicious Thai dishes.
🕗 Daily | 09:00, 13:00 or 17:00 | 🚴 ~15 km
💰 1,200 THB per person (–10% via Thailand Magazine)

Bangkok Jungle Oasis

Explore Bang Kachao, a lush jungle island in Bangkok, by bike. Includes temples, floating walkways, gardens, and more.
🕗 Daily | 08:30 or 13:30 | 🚴 ~25 km
📍Start at Wat Klong Toey Nok
💰 1,300 THB per person (–10% via Thailand Magazine)

Bangkok Floating Markets

Cycle and cruise through three different floating markets: Wat Saphan, Khlong Lad Mayom, and Taling Chan. A full-day cultural feast!
🕗 Sat–Sun only | 09:00–15:00 | 🚴 ~30 km
💰 2,100 THB per person (–10% via Thailand Magazine)

Private tailormade tours

Want something custom? Peach and her team offer private bike, walking, or boat tours made for your group and interests—like foodie trips or visits to Ayutthaya and hidden floating markets. Just ask to see what’s possible!

Our experience in 2022

We were picked up and taken to the Wat Arun office, where we met our two friendly guides. After fitting helmets and adjusting bikes, our adventure began. We saw the golden Buddha at Wat Paknam, had drinks near train tracks with locals, ate lunch at a small food shack by a canal, and explored a side of Bangkok few travelers see. Riding narrow paths, sailing the canals, and finding hidden temples gave us a fresh view of the city.

Why you should book a The Other Side of Bangkok Tour?!

• Small groups (no mass tourism)
• Local routes through authentic neighborhoods and canal zones
• Boat & bike combos for a varied experience
• Community-Based Tourism: Supporting local vendors and preserving heritage
• Excellent English-speaking guides
• High-quality bikes and safety gear
• Great value – especially with your 10% Thailand Magazine discount

Ready to Book? Questions?

Because you’re a Thailand Magazine reader, you’ll receive 10% off all tours with The Other Side of Bangkok.
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