Discover the hidden charm of a harmonious local community nestled beside a historic canal, once a vital artery of the Chao Phraya River. Join us for a truly local experience where you’ll savor the authentic taste of diverse dishes crafted by generations of local artisans. This isn’t just a tour—it’s an invitation to immerse yourself in the heart of Bangkok’s living history and culinary heritage.
Start your journey by hopping into a Tuk Tuk and riding through the vibrant streets of Thonburi. Your first stop is at the iconic Monument of King Taksin the Great, prominently located in the center of Wongwian Yai Circle. This impressive monument, unveiled to honor King Taksin’s contributions, depicts him on horseback, leading with determination, and flanked by his four trusted soldiers.
Talad Phlu Train Station – A Journey Back 120 Years Your next stop takes you to the historic Talad Phlu Train Station, built over 120 years ago during the reign of King Rama IV. This charming station stands as a living reminder of Thai heritage, a place where Thai, Chinese, and Thai-Muslim communities have harmoniously coexisted for generations. Talad Phlu offers an authentic taste of Bangkok’s past, renowned for its street food and traditional flavors, cherished by locals and travelers alike.
Begin your food journey with a tasting of Thai finger foods, starting with Banana Deep Fried, where you’ll have the chance to roll the banana yourself for a hands-on experience. Then, savor Gui Chai—a classic Thai chive dumpling—as well as the iconic Pad Thai, cooked with XL shrimp over a traditional charcoal stove for an authentic, smoky flavor. Pair these dishes with local coffee and explore a variety of other delicacies, including a rare, five-generation recipe dating back to World War II.
You will make your own way to the meeting points