we’ve laid out what you can expect so you can make an educated decision whether or not to add Damnoen Saduak to your itinerary. The Damnoen Saduak floating market near Bangkok is a unique look ...

A closer and less crowded alternative is Amphawa Floating Market, which feels more ... celebrates the Thai new year. I’m not going to sugarcoat it: Bangkok can be mistaken for a city-sized ...

It is a regular feature of tourist itineraries for Bangkok. Along with admiring ... While it is not a traditional floating market where locals paddle up to buy and sell fresh produce - there ...

We hop out of the boats and onto the network of jungle planks to continue up the canal, only to discover that this Bangkok floating market is a ... Trying not to think of the crocodiles that ...

Next we were driven to the Amphawa Floating Market ... filthy and did not want to get any on my face or in my mouth. We got back on the bus and headed back to Bangkok.

At the nearby Damnoen Saduak floating market, vendors paddle past in wooden boats overflowing with goods: fruits, vegetables, noodles, spices, flowers. At the Khlong Toei market, one of Bangkok ...

"Despite these two places becoming huge tourist magnets, locals still use the canal and market daily, making it sustainable and less pretentious." Bangkok does not have a floating market in real ...

Amphawa Floating Market, located about 90 km southwest of Bangkok, is one such market attracting tourist ... Seafood like octopus, squids and prawns dominate the menu but chicken and pork items are ...

Bangkok's floating markets are one of the city's star ... more expensive here due to the tourist popularity but that should not stop you from absorbing this unique experience.