Bangkok by Night in French
Evening and night tour of Bangkok in French:
Bangkok is a lively and colorful city, and it only gets better at night. With its illuminated streets, lively restaurants, trendy bars and illuminated tourist attractions, Bangkok by night is an unforgettable experience. The city is packed with nightlife experiences, so we’re going to explore some of the most popular things to do in Bangkok at night.
Street Food
One of Bangkok’s most iconic experiences is its street food scene. Numerous street food stalls unfurl on the city’s sidewalks as soon as the sun goes down. The streets of Yaowarat Chinatown and Khao San Road are famous for their street food, but there are food stalls all over the city. Popular dishes include stir-fried noodles, grilled chicken, pad thai, meat skewers and traditional Thai desserts.
Patpong night market
Patpong Night Market is located in Bangkok’s Silom district and is one of the city’s most popular night markets. Patpong market is famous for its counterfeit goods, cheap souvenirs and food stalls. You can find clothes, jewelry, fashion accessories, DVDs, watches and much more. The market is also located in Patpong’s red zone, so be sure not to miss the go-go bars lining the street.
Chatuchak night market
The Chatuchak Night Market is located in the Chatuchak district and is open every weekend until midnight. It’s one of Bangkok’s most popular night markets and is famous for its huge selection of goods, from clothes to food, souvenirs to antiques. There are also live music stalls, carnival games and street performers to entertain visitors.
Rooftop bars
Rooftop bars have become very popular in Bangkok, offering stunning views of the city by night. Popular rooftop bars include Sky Bar atop the Lebua Hotel, Vertigo and Moon Bar atop the Banyan Tree Hotel and Octave Rooftop Lounge & Bar atop the Marriott Hotel. Here you can enjoy refined cocktails while admiring the panoramic view of the city.
The illuminated temples
Bangkok’s temples are often visited at night, as they are beautifully lit. Wat Arun is particularly impressive at night, as its towers are illuminated to create a mystical atmosphere. Wat Pho is also open at night, and you can visit the temple of the Reclining Buddha, one of Bangkok’s most famous statues.
Haunted places
Thais are very superstitious and believe in spirits, and some places are known to be haunted, and can be visited. You’ll be given a protective amulet, and we’ll tell you the sad story of the ghosts that inhabit these abandoned places, which Thais carefully avoid for fear of evil spirits.
Private and personalized tours of Bangkok by Night in French
Guide Bangkok picks you up directly at your hotel and brings you back after your tours. We can customize your tours together beforehand, or directly on the day.
As the tour is private (just you), we spend as much time as you like on each activity, and you decide the pace and means of transport (cab, tuk tuk, walking, boat, scooter). We also cater for children with fun tours, and even offer them a traditional gift each.