• Wat Saket Ratchaworamahawihan - Begin the exploration at Wat Saket, a temple steeped in history linked to death, plague, and the city’s somber past. Stroll through its grounds to discover how this sacred site was once associated with mass burials and rituals for the deceased.
• Samran Rat - Enter the area once known as the sole “gate for the dead.” This was the exit point for bodies leaving the city, and its haunted reputation persists to this day.
• Romaneenart Park - Explore what was formerly Suan Rommaneenart Prison, a place of punishment, incarceration, and executions. Now a public park, it still carries the echoes of its grim history.
• Wat Thepsirin - This temple was Bangkok’s primary crematorium for criminals, outcasts, and those who met unfortunate ends. Here, tales of fire and forgotten souls continue to emerge.
• Giant Swing - Conclude the tour at the iconic Giant Swing, once the site of perilous Brahmin rituals, and Wat Suthat, a temple intertwined with centuries of legends, mishaps, and spiritual ceremonies.

• Official expert guide
• Full dark history explanations
• Dinner
• Mandatory insurance

Bangkok reveals many facets. Beneath its radiant temples and lively markets lies a more mysterious city — one woven with tales of crime, executions, and enduring shadows.

The adventure starts at Golden Mount, with a meeting at Romsai Coffee. From there, participants will explore Wat Saket, a site with a somber history that has influenced the city’s enigmatic side. Following this, enjoy a traditional dinner at Phi Rong Temple.

Each location unveils stories of Bangkok’s past, intertwining history, legend, and spine-tingling accounts into an unforgettable narrative. The tour proceeds to Samranrat Ghost Gate, historically the sole exit for the deceased in Bangkok. From there, the journey continues to Suan Rommaneenart Prison, a former site of punishment, imprisonment, and executions, where the echoes of past horrors still resonate.

Next, visit Wat Thepsirin, once the primary crematorium for criminals, outcasts, and the disgraced, before concluding at the Giant Swing and Wat Suthat, sites that hold centuries of rituals, mishaps, and local folklore.

• Keep in mind that traffic in Bangkok may delay arrival at the meeting point.
• No refunds or reschedules are available in case of delay or no-show.
• People with mobility impairment

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.