Bangkok Green Forest Bike Tour (From Bangkok)

When you think of Bangkok, what images spring to mind?

Gorgeous shopping malls? Countless night market snacks?

The Grand Palace? Wat Pho? A vibrant, bustling metropolis?

If you think Bangkok has only that, you're underestimating this city, full of surprises at every turn!

This time, we'll bring you a completely different Bangkok experience.

Like Alice, sneak into this secret backyard, carefully guarded by Bangkokians.

Imagine a tiny island in the heart of Bangkok, floating on the Chao Phraya River.

A small, lush forest, known to Bangkokians as the lungs of Bangkok.

Here, everything slows down.

The cozy atmosphere has Bangkokians eager to throw themselves into this soft green bed on weekends,

breathing in this rare sense of relaxation.

Ride a bicycle through Bangkok's "Lungs of Bangkok" Forest Park, five times larger than New York's Central Park. Experience a traditional longtail boat ride.
Visit the Betta Fish Museum. A thatched-roof floating market nestled in the forest. Experience creative batik art. Experience handmade incense.
Drink tea at an eco-friendly design hotel. Savor delicious food at a nostalgic train night market and discover treasures!

A professional Chinese-speaking Thailand tour team will take you on a journey through Thailand!
Beyond just historical and geographical stories, we'll delve into the diverse culture, lifestyles, and values ​​of the locals...

Join us on a market tour to discover unique vegetables, fruits, produce, food, and snacks.

This time, we'll take you on a bicycle tour around the island, visiting a refreshing and lovely forest park.

Explore the tourist-free, super-affordable thatched-roof floating market hidden within the forest.

Visit the Douyu Museum at Douyu King.

Experience local handicrafts and learn how to make batik and natural incense.

And take a peek inside Bangkok's most romantic and eco-friendly treehouse hotel, nestled in the jungle, where guests can sleep under the stars.

Specially arrange a ride on the Chao Phraya River on a longtail boat, a uniquely Thai traditional water transportation.

Finally, explore the legendary, nostalgic train night market, sprawling across the city and boasting thousands of stalls.

Experience a hidden gem of Bangkok!

Are you ready?!
Put down your phone, escape the hustle and bustle, breathe in some fresh air, and give your eyes a break from staring at screens.

Join us for a stroll through the forest!!!

Floating Market in the Forest:

In Thailand, floating markets are always the easiest way for outsiders to immerse themselves in local culture.

Tucked away in the forests of this small island is a hidden floating market where you can quickly immerse yourself in Thai life.

Unlike typical tourist floating markets, the vendors here are unpretentious, with few foreign tourists.

In addition to hand-paddle boats selling snacks, there are also various vendors in traditional thatched huts on land.

Centralizing the forest river, the market stretches outward, surrounded by waterways.

The vast area and low prices mean there's no need to haggle with vendors—everything is incredibly affordable at local prices!

Even many Thais love to spend a leisurely weekend afternoon here.

Chinese-speaking guides will also introduce a variety of unique and delicious Thai snacks.

Don't miss out on trying the local snacks, desserts, and colorful drinks here!

Betta Fish Museum:
Thailand has a variety of fighting animals, including fighting cocks, fighting bulls, and fighting fish.
The Thai fighting fish, also known as the five-colored fighting fish, is native to Thailand.

Due to the aggressive nature of male Thai fighting fish, they have long been used as a form of entertainment in many places.

This is a locally owned Betta Fish Museum. The owner has collected a variety of beautiful and colorful Betta fish over the years. The museum features a traditional Thai stilt house and offers a detailed and engaging explanation of the Betta fish.

A beautiful 200-acre forest park:
Bangkok, nestled in its lungs, boasts a beautiful forest park five times larger than New York's Central Park.
Waterways covered in green duckweed weave through the trails.
Riding a bicycle through this expanse of greenery reminds me of the little girl in My Neighbor Totoro.
It was in this small forest that I accidentally stumbled into Totoro's cave.
The fresh air is refreshing, completely forgetting the bloodbath of Bangkok.
Here, only the lazy, calming phytoncides offer peace of mind.
Amidst the tropical jungle, there's even a birdwatching platform where nature lovers can bring their binoculars.

Creative Handmade Batik Experience
Besides cycling through the forest and experiencing the beauty of nature,
we found a local craft school where we could experience making batik, a local livelihood. This is a great opportunity to unleash your creative potential.

When learning batik, it's recommended to simply listen to the teacher's instructions.

You can unleash your creativity and don't have to follow the teacher's instructions. Become the next Wu Jigang!

Handmade Incense Experience:
Thai markets are always filled with incense of all colors and scents.

Today, we'll show you the joy of making your own natural incense!

Making incense is the same spirit as batik—freedom! Let your creativity run wild.

Make any shape you want, any color you want.

Be free and joyful, let others laugh and scold you.

Experience life in the Water City aboard two different traditional boats:
Thailand is also known as the Venice of the East, and water transportation has always been a traditional means of transportation for Thais.

Besides taking you on bicycle tours through the forests and exploring hidden gems,
we'll also let you immerse yourself in the local culture by experiencing various traditional Thai transportation methods!

Today! Let's try two different traditional boat trips across the Chao Phraya River.

Eco-Friendly Design Hotel:
The super cool treehouse hotel we once featured on iWalker!

Neither high in the sky nor far from home,

It's nestled in this small oasis in the jungle that we'll be taking you on our Vacio day trip.

Visit this design hotel, built entirely with eco-friendly principles, featuring completely open-plan rooms without roofs or walls.

Romantically recline in the embrace of nature, knowing the twinkling stars in your heart will accompany you as you drift off to sleep.

Most of the hotel's building materials are recycled or recyclable.

All detergents used are made from naturally fermented discarded fruit peels, a collaboration between the treehouse team and local farmers.

Completely harmless to nature, this hotel adheres to a thorough eco-friendly philosophy while also boasting a highly stylish design. It's well worth a visit.
As the saying goes, the layman sees the excitement, the expert sees the details...
Our professional Chinese-speaking tour guide will detail the surprising and awe-inspiring green touches of this unique, eco-friendly design hotel!
We'll also treat everyone to a cup of our signature Thai tea.
It's truly special, and you absolutely have to join us to try it!

Explore and eat at the Vintage Train Night Market:

Featured many times on travel shows, Bangkok's renowned and best-known hippie market—the Train Night Market!
This vast area boasts over a thousand unique stalls, featuring many unique and quirky vendors.
A cool warehouse of vintage cars and a fleet of Harley-Davidsons make up this incredibly cool and stylish night market!
For those who love design, antiques, and hipster style,
you can find rare treasures at incredibly affordable prices.
Tin toys, limited-edition figurines, unique furniture and home decor, and quirky clothing and jewelry—you name it!
For treasure hunters, this is the dream spot you should move right in!
Along the market are quirky little bars.
This one has an antique vibe, less than three meters away, a school bus vibe. Further down, there's a Hawaiian and a punk vibe.
A stroll through the market will surely dazzle you with the creativity of Bangkok residents.
There are also many unique and creative snacks available, such as giant seafood noodles, durian pizza, Thai clay pot porridge...
and hundreds of food stalls.
Follow our Thai Surprise Bangkok Transformation Day Tour and fall in love again with this charming city, a city that transforms every three days and every ten days, with thousands of unique styles!