Discover the charm of local riverside life at Prannok Pier, also known as Wang Lang Pier. This area is home to the bustling Wang Lang Market, where visitors can shop for Thai street food, clothes, and souvenirs in an authentic setting. It's also located near Siriraj Hospital and the fascinating Siriraj Medical Museum, known as the “Museum of Death,” showcasing rare medical anomalies and forensic exhibits. This pier gives you a real taste of local culture—away from the usual tourist trail—and is ideal for those looking to blend traditional Thai lifestyle exploration with scenic river views. From here, enjoy panoramic sights of the majestic Chao Phraya River and hop back on the boat to continue your city adventure at your own pace.

Tha Maharaj is a riverside lifestyle mall and cultural hub offering a unique blend of shopping, dining, and spiritual experiences. It’s located near the historic Rattanakosin Island and serves as a gateway to prominent temples and royal sites. Stroll along the riverside promenade, shop at boutique stores, and enjoy a variety of cafes with a view. The pier is also walking distance from the Grand Palace and Wat Pho, making it an excellent starting point for your Bangkok cultural adventure. Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy open-air yoga sessions or traditional Thai dance performances often held here in the evening.

Tha Chang is one of the oldest and most significant piers, especially popular due to its proximity to the Grand Palace and the revered Wat Phra Kaew (Temple of the Emerald Buddha). From here, you can easily access the outer walls of the palace complex and the Sanam Luang ceremonial grounds. The pier itself offers an old-world charm with Thai street food stalls and tuk-tuk connections. It’s a convenient stop to explore the heart of Thailand’s royal heritage and soak in the grandeur of Thailand’s most iconic architectural landmarks. Perfect for those wanting to witness royal traditions and majestic temples in one go.

Hop off at the Wat Arun Ferry Pier to explore one of Thailand’s most stunning temples—Wat Arun, or the Temple of Dawn. This riverside icon is famed for its glistening spires adorned with colorful porcelain, offering breathtaking views, especially at sunset. Climb to the top for a panoramic glimpse of the Chao Phraya River and Bangkok skyline. The pier also connects to ferries crossing over to Tha Tien Pier, where you can further explore Wat Pho and local markets. This stop is a must for photographers, culture seekers, and spiritual travelers alike.

Ratchawong Pier is your entry point to Bangkok’s vibrant Chinatown (Yaowarat). Step into a maze of gold shops, noodle stalls, herbal pharmacies, and ancient shrines. This lively district is perfect for street food lovers and bargain hunters. Visit temples like Wat Mangkon Kamalawat, enjoy Chinese-Thai fusion dishes, or shop for rare trinkets at Sampeng Market. At night, the streets light up with neon signs and buzzing vendors. From the pier, wander into this cultural enclave for an explosion of flavors, colors, and stories from one of Bangkok’s oldest neighborhoods.

Disembark at ICONSIAM Pier to explore one of Bangkok’s most luxurious and modern malls. ICONSIAM offers high-end fashion brands, Michelin-starred restaurants, an indoor floating market, and cultural performances under one roof. The River Museum and exhibition halls frequently showcase Thai heritage and contemporary art. It’s the perfect stop for those who want to combine sightseeing with upscale shopping and gourmet dining. Take a break from the temples and local markets to indulge in an elegant riverside escape at this world-class lifestyle destination.

Sathorn Pier is a major transport hub, offering seamless connections to the BTS Skytrain at Saphan Taksin Station. It’s an ideal point for travelers coming from or going to other parts of Bangkok. Nearby attractions include the State Tower with its rooftop bars, and the Lebua Sky Bar featured in "The Hangover II." It’s also a convenient spot to embark on sunset cruises or long-tail boat tours into the city’s intricate canal system. If you’re looking to connect public transit with river travel, this is your best bet.

End your cruise with a stop at Asiatique, a riverside night market and entertainment complex. This vibrant destination blends shopping, dining, and leisure with Thai cultural shows and performances like Muay Thai Live and Calypso Cabaret. Ride the Ferris wheel for panoramic night views of the river, shop at boutique stores, or relax with a drink by the water. Asiatique is the perfect place to unwind, enjoy a romantic dinner, or catch a cultural performance after a day of exploration. Boats to Sathorn Pier operate frequently from here.