Bangkok Night Tour 

Bangkok, the infamous capital city of Thailand, boast a lot of unique experiences day and night. From unique delicacies to cheap shopping options, you'll be spoiled for days on end. If you're planning for a gateway to this vibrant city in the Land of Smiles, you simply must fit in a night tour in your itinerary because night time is when the city truly comes alive. Here's a few places to get you started on your journey of Bangkok's night life.

Pak Klong Talad - The Flower Market

Start your Bangkok nightlife tour by heading over to the infamous 'Pak Klong Talad' or the Flower Market. Situated at the heart of Bangkok, this market is a couple of lots away from the Chao Phraya river and the Memorial Bridge. The Grand Palace is also only a few minutes walk away. Open for 24 hours a day, you'll be able to find the freshest flowers and vegetables hailing from different provinces of Thailand all in one market. Though famous for its wholesale flowers and vegetables, this market also boast a wide array of delicious Thai sweets. You can find yourself enjoying sweets like Khao tok tang or pop rice in tiny cafes or stalls scattered around the market.

Thanon Khao San - Khao San Road

No Bangkok night tour is complete without a visit to the infamous Khaosan Road. Also located at the center of Bangkok, this road was once the filming site of the film 'The Beach' and has since been known worldwide as the go-to place for a taste of the Bangkok night life. Once dusk falls over the city, colorful lights from pubs, restaurants, clubs, hotels etc. lining up sides of the road would start to illuminate and you would find yourself walking among the throngs of people, be it locals or foreigners, enjoying their night life. Side note, if you're a foodie looking for authentic Thai delicacies, this is the place you want to be at. Aside from restaurants and cafes, street vendors also prop up their stalls along the road so you'll definitely be spoiled for choices.

Asiatique the Riverfront

If you're looking for Bangkok's take on riverside leisure complex, be sure to head to the Asiatique, the Riverfront. Located along the Chao Phraya river, this complex doesn't shy away from combining traditional elements with modernity in its architectural design; creating a unique ambiance for its visitors. Asiatique houses restaurants, niche craft and souvenir stores/kiosk as well as an event lot where festivals are held every other week. Once you've walked through the central area, you can take a seat on the many benches by the river and rest your feet while enjoying the gentle night breeze. Finish off your night tour of Bangkok by getting on the Asiatique Sky Ferris Wheel and bask in the glistening nighttime skyline of Bangkok and the nearby Rama III Bridge.

If you're ever thinking of swinging by Bangkok for your next trip to Thailand, be sure to slide in some night time activities and sign yourself up for a guided Bangkok nightlife tour for an amazing time.