With its historic temples, romantic riverside dining spots and exotic cuisine, Bangkok is among the world&rsquo;s top tourist destinations. However, it&rsquo;s easy to fall into a tourist trap of packing as many activities as possible in a day.&nbsp;If you want to truly appreciate the Thai capital&#39;s&nbsp;culture and authenticity, we&rsquo;ve come up with a strategic and well-thought-out itinerary that starts at Bangkok&rsquo;s most romantic hour: dusk.&nbsp;

With a certified local touch and time of day,&nbsp;this tour will show you the city at it&#39;s best: right when she prepares to slips into the night, casting sunset shadows from the temple spires, and before waking the busy bars and clubs. Avoid the daytime crowds and experience the serenity of the sacred places and momentous sites in the Big Mango &ndash; you won&rsquo;t regret it.

The tour uses the Chao Praya waterway as its main guide. The river is a major channel for trade and transportation in the region. It can trace a history of cultural movements, such that following its course forms a narrative. Step into What Pho, the temple of the reclining buddha, before glimpsing the Wat Arun across the river. By boat, experience Wat Arun&rsquo;s decorated facade: thousands of ceramics that make it one of the most stunning and colorful temples. Among other attractions that you can privately experience are the famous courtyard of Sanam Luang, Santa Cruz Church, and Kuan Yin Shrine. Off the beaten path, trawl through the Phra Phuttha Yodfa Bridge before exploring Pak Klong Talad (Flower Market).

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&quot;As a close to non-commercial experience of the city, remember to dress appropriately for the religious places you&rsquo;ll be visiting. Walking around may prove to warm the trip, but bring a shawl, scarf or light sweater that covers you up when entering the places of worship.&quot;
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Bangkok City Tour After Sunset – Half Day

With its historic temples, romantic riverside dining spots and exotic cuisine, Bangkok is among the world’s top tourist destinations. However, it’s easy to fall into a tourist trap of packing as many activities as possible in a day. 