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Aktiviti makanan dan minuman di Mekong River

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Journey into the history of Bangkok’s Chinatown

Enter Yaowarat Road Discover Heochew, Hokkien, and Hainanese blended traditions. Stop at key stalls Taste chive dumplings, pork leg rice, and herbal juice. Visit hidden museum Walk through a historic alley and a family-run museum. Eat Michelin bites Dine at a legendary one-table eatery run by a family. Have a sweet finale Taste sticky rice and Thailand’s first soy sauce ice cream.

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Taste centuries-old recipes in Bangkok’s oldest market

Step back in time through the flavors and traditions of Thailand’s oldest food market, Nang Loeng, to taste iconic dishes, meet local legends, and explore hidden corners of this historic community to experience Bangkok in a way few travelers do. • Kick off our culinary journey with roasted duck and crispy pork belly at Jib Kee, a family-run eatery serving Bangkok for more than a century. Meet Auntie, the third-generation owner, and hear her stories of preserving the restaurant’s rich traditions. • Sample three classic Thai curries crafted by a seasoned grandmother using 200-year-old recipes, and learn about the delicate balance of flavors that define traditional Thai cuisine. • Experience khao chae, a dish once reserved for Thai royalty, and visit a local dessert maker’s home to watch traditional Thai sweets being made before sampling these delicate treats. This tour offers a glimpse into the daily lives of Nang Loeng’s locals, who are dedicated to preserving nearly lost art forms passed down through generations. You’ll leave not only satisfied with delicious local food, but also with a deeper connection to Bangkok’s rich and flavorful heritage.

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Chob Tuk Tuk at Bangkok’s Old City & China Town

Experience the magic of Bangkok’s Old Town and Chinatown neighborhoods at night on a traditional Thai tuk tuk (a motorized, three-wheeled taxi) as you capture stunning photos, sample delicious local street food, and immerse yourself in the energy of the city after dark. • Sit back in your tuk tuk as I take you past the illuminated Grand Palace and Wat Pho’s golden spires and cruise through quiet alleys, lively markets, and colonial-era streets. • Stop along the way in the lively streets of Khao San Road and bustling Chinatown to sample local street food delicacies. • End the night in the trendy hipster bar precinct of Soi Nana in Chinatown. Blending old-world heritage with modern nightlife, it’s an area that attracts creatives and food lovers alike. Whether you’re looking to get oriented on your first night in Bangkok or simply want to take in the city’s must-see spots, you’re in for the perfect mix of sightseeing and street food in one unforgettable evening.

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