We will meet on the bank of the Chao Phraya River and relax in the cool breeze and soak in the peaceful ambience of life on the river. Climbing into the local river boat we will enjoy the relaxing trip across the river with the local commuters. As the city skyscrapers disappear into the distance we will see the lush green jungle unfolding before us.
Arriving at the Phra Pradaeng peninsula, known as the ‘Lungs of Bangkok’, we willrent bicycles andcycle along the peaceful country roads and narrow pathways that are surrounded by nature. We will visit a small local roadside shop and taste some traditional snacks.
After exploring the large beautiful green park we will relax under the shade of the trees and feed the hungry fish. We will continue along the network of narrow paths and experience a unique insight of daily life in the quiet local community.
We will head back to the river along the network of raised pathways. Cycling high above the overgrown mangroves we will enjoy the thrill of the adrenaline rush. Back in the river boat we will leave the beautiful lush greenery behind as we return to the bustling city.
Itinerary
9:00 am/2:00pm Depart from Wat Klong Toey Nok
Local River Boat
Cross the river with the local commuters
Ferry 15 min
Preparation
Bicycle and safety helmet selection and fitting
Guide safety instruction
Stop 20 min
Phra Pradaeng
Cycle along the narrow paths surrounded with endless greenery
Local Life
Cycle through the narrow paths and experience a unique insight of daily life
Stop 10 min
Country Roads
Explore the peaceful country roads and taste some delicious traditional local snacks
Stop 20 min
Sri Nakhon Khuean Khan
Cycle around the beautiful and peaceful green park and feed the hungry fish
Stop 20 min
Off Road Biking
Take an exciting detour into the unexplored green wilderness
Raised Pathways
Experience the thrill cycling along the network of pathways high above the mangrove vegetation
Say Goodbye
Climb aboard the river boat back to the busy city
Ferry 15 min
1:00 pm/6:00pm Arrive back at Wat Klong Toey Nok