The Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is one of the most popular day trips from Bangkok, Thailand. Visitors from all around the world are drawn to this intriguing day market – eager to witness the ...

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is one of the largest (and most Instagrammed), but it’s about 1.5 hours by car from Bangkok. A closer and less crowded alternative is Amphawa Floating Market ...

Damnoen Saduak, more than two hours from downtown Bangkok in Ratchaburi Province, was once a traditional floating market where locals gathered on the waters of the river to trade and buy goods.

Traffic is slow in Bangkok at the best of times but on top ... Next we were driven to the Amphawa Floating Market. However, because we were an hour late, the majority of the market was closed.

The shopping extravaganza ends with the most amazing Thai food. Amphawa Floating Market, located about 90 km southwest of Bangkok, is one such market attracting tourist from far and wide. The journey ...

From the neon lights of Chinatown to the sprawling maze of Chatuchak Weekend Market ... head to Bangkok’s canals to see its floating markets for a picturesque array of seasonal fruits and ...

Bangkok's floating markets are one of the city's star ... "Shop Till You Drop" At Chatuchak Weekend Market From clothing to ceramics, handicrafts to books and furniture to antiques, the Chatuchak ...

Hiring a Guide, The Floating Markets & Michelin Dining, Hiring a guide is an absolute must when visiting Bangkok, and it’s best to work with a company that can manage all of the details for you ...