Explore Bangkok’s historic heart on a 2-hour Go Pink guided e-Scooter tour.
Ride through Chinatown, Talad Noi, and along the Chao Phraya River, crossing
to Thonburi to visit iconic temples and landmarks. This small-group experience
offers expert insights, easy routes, and refreshment stops—perfect for all
ages.

• 2-hour Go Pink guided e-Scooter tour through Bangkok’s historic heart
• Explore Chinatown, Talad Noi, and the Chao Phraya River area
• Cross the river to Thonburi, visiting temples and historic landmarks
• Small-group experience (max 8 people) with expert guides
• Easy, flat route with frequent refreshment stops
• Suitable for all ages

— What You Can Expect —

Discover Bangkok’s vibrant culture with the Go Pink Guided e-Scooter Tour, a
2-hour adventure through the city’s historic heart. Perfect for all ages, this
small-group tour (max 8 people) offers a relaxed, immersive experience led by
expert guides.

Start your journey in a lively Muslim community, pedaling to the historic Old
Customs House along the Chao Phraya River, a key landmark for ancient
travelers. Weave through the maze-like streets of Bangkok’s bustling
Chinatown, stopping at cultural gems like the Famous Talad Noi and Assumption
Cathedral. Your knowledgeable guide will bring the diverse heritage of this
vibrant neighborhood to life.

Cross the mighty Chao Phraya River by ferry to explore the historic Thonburi
district. Visit iconic sites like Wat Thong Thammachat, the striking Chee Chin
Khor 8-story pagoda, or the remains of a fort that once guarded Bangkok from
pirates. These treasures showcase Thailand’s rich heritage and stunning
architecture.

End your adventure back at Go Tours HQ, where you can unwind with drink or
water, or opt for a refreshing beer (available for purchase). With frequent
refreshment stops and an easy, flat route, this tour suits everyone.

— Important Info —

• Duration: 2 hours
• Distance: 11 k.m.
• Riders must be over 150 centimeters tall and weigh less than 100 kilograms.

• Scooter helmets and safety lights are provided however you are not compelled by law to wear helmets in Thailand. For your own personal safety we do encourage you to wear a helmet on tour.

  
  

• For safety reasons, the tour will be paused during rain due to the use of electric scooters.