What to Expect
Pedal through an unforgettable 18 km, 2.5-hour bike ride that winds from peaceful canals to riverside temples, art-filled communities, and vibrant historic markets—ending in the heart of Bangkok’s Old City.
This SOKSOI (ซอกซอย) bike tour takes you deep into neighborhoods shaped by faith, creativity, and daily Thai life. Ideal for riders looking to explore beyond the tourist paths, this journey blends serenity with surprise at every turn.
Start your ride at Taling Chan Floating Market, where wooden boats, local snacks, and canal-side charm set a peaceful tone.
Glide to Wat Chang Lek, then continue past the serene Wat Rayrai, a peaceful spot hidden from the bustle of the main roads.
Ride through Soi Kaeo Ngoen Thong, a small local lane named after three nearby temples—Wat Kaeo (crystal), Wat Ngoen (silver), and Wat Thong (gold)—reflecting the spiritual and symbolic richness of the area.
Pause at Wat Pak Nam Fang Tai to feed the canal fish—a calm, feel-good ritual—before continuing to the artsy enclave of Khlong Bang Luang Market, filled with galleries, street art, and glimpses of daily life.
Next is Wat Nuannoradit, followed by a fun bike-lift across a pedestrian bridge that leads you to the towering Buddha at Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen, a highlight of the route.
Cross the river to explore Wat Khun Chan, where vivid, quirky statues brighten your path, then ride by the peaceful Wat Werurachin.
Arrive at the lively Talat Phlu Market, packed with street food and Thai-Chinese heritage.
Then follow the railway line along Soi Liap Thang Rotfai, passing through a nearby Muslim community.
Ride through narrow alleys that wind between local homes, leading you to two quiet temples—Wat Yai Si Suphan and Wat Pradittharam—tucked gently into the rhythm of everyday life.
Cruise through the multicultural Bang Luang neighborhood, home to Masjid Bang Luang, a quiet mosque nestled among temples.
Then visit Wat Kanlayanamit and Santa Cruz Church, where Thai, Chinese, and Portuguese cultures meet by the river.
Glide past Wat Prayoon, known for its turtle pond and white chedi, before crossing Saphan Phut (Memorial Bridge) into the old city.
Ride past Pak Khlong Talad, Bangkok’s iconic Flower Market bursting with color and scent, then roll into the historic Old City, where golden temples, traditional architecture, and lively streets guide you to a fitting finale at Khaosan Road.
