Private Bike Tours in Bangkok

Bangkok Bike Tour

01 what to see by bike?

Thailand is a country of tropical forests and cultivated fields, and of grand cities, full of monuments. One of these cities is Bangkok, a city of more than four hundred temples, that boasts a rich history and numerous cultural attractions. Read the following travel tips for visiting the city that is also known as the City of Angels.

There are plenty of ways to go biking in Bangkok as a means of covering the main sites in a short time, including dazzling temples and palaces and the scurry of markets and cool neighbourhoods.

The main tourist attractions in Bangkok are definitely Buddhist temples, where you can feel the country's spiritual power. The flexi guided tour will take you to the most famous of these temples. The tour starts with a walk to Wat Phra Kaew, also known as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha.

02 What is the best cycling tour to do in Bangkok?

Bangkok Night Bike. .

Bike Bangkok's hidden oasis.

Bike Historic Bangkok.

Twilight Sunset Ride.

Go Gold – Bangkok Temple Tour.

Co Classical 3 hour bicycle tour.

Thai Tapas Tour. ...

Siam Ratree Bangkok night tour.

03 What are the tips for bike tour prepare?

Pedal through Bangkok's glorious past and glittering present on a guided, half-day bicycle tour of the city's historic districts.

Spending the cool evening hours cycling on the quiet back streets of Bangkok visiting some of the most famous sites at a time when there are no crowds. Beautifully illuminated temples, bustling market scenes and fun cycling on this finely crafted bike tour through old Bangkok. As the big day approaches, make sure you:

1.Relax as you ride, and take a break every hour.

2.Eat frequently, in small amounts.

3.Drink 4 to 5 quarts of water daily.

4.Avoid injuring your knees; "spin" at a cadence of 70 to 90 rpm.

5.Avoid numb hands (and road rash in the case of a fall) by wearing cycling gloves; gel padding is especially effective.

04 Is it safe to ride a bike in Bangkok?

I definitely wouldn't recommend renting a bike in Bangkok and taking off on your own.The streets of Bangkok are too busy and too convoluted to make cycling fun, and mostly it's downright scary.the tour company and guide have mapped out the route ahead of time. They know where to ride (and where not to ride) and how to navigate busy sections safely. That means you'll get all the pleasure of biking Bangkok, without putting yourself in danger.