Chao Phraya Tourist Boat

Chao Praya Tourist Boat has many stops along the river where you can hop on and hop off, so it is very convenient for the tourists. On board, there's narration in English explaining different sites along the river and what to see at which stop.

We were completely confused by tourists on the pier. Somehow, we got on a local orange flag boat. What a wonderful experience! No explanation, but we have a map of Bangkok and a guidebook so that we can determine our exact location and all the attractions. We stayed until the last stop, then got off the boat and took the next boat back. Each boat only costs 30 baht, and it is a good deal to sail on this river for nearly 3 hours! In the annual festivals of the Siamese, many of them are related to water. There is no other reason. Without river water, Thailand cannot be achieved today. In the past, the Siamese royal family often led the people in the country, praying together on fixed festivals, and also asking for forgiveness from the great river, hoping for the tolerance of the river that can accept the Siamese’s disrespect to the river in the past. Whether it’s littering, or begging Dahe, it’s like having a quarrel with your parents and family at home. After a while, your family will still talk and laugh, and treat you as before. The Chao Phraya Express Boat has many stops along the Chao Phraya River. The Spider Card, which will be used in the future, also integrates the water transportation of the Chao Phraya River.

Very interesting cruise project, you can sign up in front of the Shangri-La Hotel restaurant. Although the price is small, the cruise is of high quality. The Chao Phraya River is not only a cruise ship for tourists, but more commercial ships, which are very busy.

Chao phraya wharf not only has passenger boats, but also local transportation boats. Everyone queues up in an orderly manner. The transportation cost of boat transportation in the city is 10 zhu, which is a very interesting experience.

Sightseeing boats will pass all the stops in the picture along the way, and you can choose to land at any pier. Behind the BTSsaphan.taskin platform in Sathorn is the pier. At the entrance of the pier, there is a tourist information counter selling private ferry tickets for 100 baht per trip, and few people take it. You need to turn your left hand and go to the big ticket booth to buy sightseeing boat tickets. In front of the ticket window, two or three female students in blue overalls will patiently introduce tourists to tourists about the sailing and round-trip time of the sightseeing boat in Chinese or English. The first departure is at 9am. There is a dedicated person on the boat to announce the station name with a microphone. The one-way ticket is 40 baht. The return ticket can be purchased at the pier of the scenic spot. Of course, you can also choose to take the Thai locals' preferred bus to return. 9 am is the first sailing time.