[2025 Bangkok ] Travel Guide for Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market (Updated Apr)

#tripพาบินเที่ยวจีน Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market is a simple floating market that perfectly combines the lifestyle of locals and tourism. It is located along the canal in Taling Chan District, Bangkok. Here, there are local foods, fresh seafood, rare Thai desserts, and handicrafts from the community. Tourists can taste food on the boat, paddle a boat to see the view, or buy fresh fruits directly from the garden. The quiet atmosphere is perfect for relaxing on a holiday. 😀✨️ ▶️Opening-Closing Time: Open only on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays From 09:00 - 15:00 hrs. #Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market #Taling Chan Floating Market #Bangkok Floating Market #Bangkok attractions #Beautiful places to take pictures #Bangkok #Taling Chan

On the day we planned to see the Giant Buddha, we first visited the Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market. According to some guides, you can take a boat from here to see the Buddha. After trying it ourselves, here's what we found: there are many boat piers at the market. The regular boats cost 100 baht per person, but note that these boats do not pass by the Buddha; they only stop at places like orchid gardens and take about 1.5 hours round trip. To see the Buddha, you need to cross the bridge to the opposite side and take a boat that costs around 2000 baht. Finding the regular boat a waste of time and the Buddha boat too expensive, we decided to take a taxi to the alley with the Buddha (location ①). We strolled to the riverside and took a boat, which was a very chill and worthwhile experience! In the afternoon, the sunlight made the Buddha glow, creating a surreal and breathtaking sight. 📸 Here are our recommended photo spots: ✅ The Buddha in the alley (can be directly located by taxi) 📍862-896 Soi Thoet Thai 26, near Sam Sing Kung Shrine, with a small supermarket nearby for snacks and drinks. ✅ The Buddha at Wat Paknam by the water 📍796 Soi Thoet Thai 26, where you'll meet many fellow travelers. ✅ Take a small boat to see the Buddha 📍Bangkok Yai. When taking photos by the water, an old Thai man might approach you offering a boat ride. You might think he's a scammer, but don't hesitate to take the ride; it's genuinely great! 🗺️ Note: The map is on the last image. 🚢 About the route: The boat circles the water twice, taking about 28-30 minutes, passing by the Buddha, a reclining Buddha, and another shorter Buddha. There are also large lizards in the water, which is really cool! The sunset and breeze make it a moment to fall in love with Bangkok. 💰 About the price: The old man charges 300 baht per person, but you should bargain. We paid 500 baht for three people, and others said they managed to pay 100 baht per person... #BangkokTravel #BangkokFamilyTrip #ThailandTravelTips

This is one of the closest floating markets we could find online, so we decided to visit. It is about a 45-minute drive from the city center and can be easily reached by metro and a free shuttle bus. We spent about 2 hours here. You can buy food and sit anywhere you like. Try to find a table near the canal to feel the atmosphere of the floating market. There is more food at the market on the left side of the entrance. The long-tail boat tours are divided into shared and private boats. You can take a boat ride around the quaint canals with several short stops along the way. It was amazing to see the life along the canal and observe the charming vendors. I ate a lot of food here and also bought some clothes. The locals are very polite and friendly. Highly recommended!

Khlong Lat Mayom Market 🌈 The market area is surrounded by a river, giving a feeling of the past when merchants rowed boats to sell their products on the river. 🍩 In addition to the products sold on the boats, there is also a food zone in the dome, so many that you won't know what to choose. It has gathered many great shops. I personally like the seafood coconut pancakes 😋 They are very delicious. 🍬 Recommendation: You should bring a fan or an electric fan, the weather is quite hot. 🛶 There is a boat service around the market, but there is a service charge. 🔆 Open Saturday - Sunday 08:00-17:00 🚗 Travel: Take the MRT and get off at Bang Khun Non Station, Exit 2 or 3, then wait for the free shuttle bus. 🚌 Please follow Aom Pha Talon.💗 #Travel on a budget

Atmosphere/Location - Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market, an old floating market in Thonburi area, has a variety of food and drinks for sale with an old-style Thai floating market atmosphere. There is also a boat service to visit the canals and temples in the area. Open every Saturday and Sunday. Anyone who likes to visit a cool floating market style can try to visit Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market. I guarantee that you will not be disappointed. Average price per person - 200 - 300 baht Score - 8/10 #Khlong Lat Mayom #Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market

Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market Located... along Khlong Lat Mayom on Bang Ramad Road, Taling Chan District, it covers an area of ​​approximately 10 rai. It is a market for Khlong Lat Mayom orchard farmers, selling fresh fruits grown in their orchards to tourists. There are also many restaurants, both savory and sweet, and rare foods for foodies to try. There are also boats to take tourists around the garden, "Suan Jiam Ton", a garden of perennial trees and herbs. There is also a "Model Boat Museum" with various types of boats on display, along with gardening equipment and agricultural tools for tourists to visit... Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market is open on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays from 7:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. ##Where to go this summer?

#VisitBangkok This market is always crowded with people, especially foreigners. Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market is a riverside market that runs along Khlong Lat Mayom, so there are a lot of things to sell. However, the area is so narrow that sometimes you have to move along with the people. It is recommended to come in the morning because in the afternoon it will be crowded and very hot. If anyone has time, there will be boats to take you around both sides of the canal. How to get there: Private cars have parking. Free Bangkok shuttle service. Open Saturday, Sunday, and public holidays. #Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market

This shop is soooooo cute (a million K's) 🍂🌷🌺💐🌾 #BeautifulCafeRecommended #CuteCakeShop #KhlongLatMayomFloatingMarket This is a small shop located near KhlongLatMayomFloatingMarket, but it's a really cute shop. They're decorated in a vintage style with a touch of nature. The shop looks warm and friendly. What's really outstanding about them is their cakes. Their cakes are really delicious and the cakes are decorated really cutely. Most of their cakes are decorated with fresh flowers. They have many menus, but they focus on cheesecakes. They also have various coffee drinks. They also have savory menus like spaghetti. If you come to KhlongLatMayomFloatingMarket, don't forget to stop by and have some cake and coffee at this shop. This shop also has parking for you to eat at the shop.

The vibrant and full flavour local food makes Thailand's floating market a unique experience! Damnoen Saduak appears to be the best known floating market for a very long time, but that also makes it one of the most touristy ones. We recently discovered, Khlong Lat Mayom - another great outting experience for a real local vibe. There's really just plenty of food, ranging from tropical farmed fruits and vegetables, crispy pork, grilled prawn/squid with spicy sauce, coconut pancakes/desserts, pork satae, pad thai, khao soa --- all comes in small portion at reasonable price, so be prepared to EAT (till u drop) 😋🍜🍛🍝🦪🍢🍨🌮🥨🥥🍍🥭🌶🥜🍉🍈 Must not miss the boat noodle and the longtail boat cruise along nearby khlongs (canals) to get a relaxing glimpse of the local lifestyle. Getting There: The floating market can be visited independently. You simply turn up at the location and use the local transportation, either skytrain to Bang Wa Station then cab it. It's around around 15km outside of Bangkok, a taxi ride here will cost you around 150-200THB max 🚕🚄🛺🛶 Tips: May also bring along a personal cup, straw, tiffin if you want to use less single-use plastic♻️ Locationion: 15-30/1 Bang Ramat Rd, Bang Ramat, Taling Chan, Bangkok 10170, Thailand Open: Saturdays–Sundays from 8 am to 5 pm (closed on weekdays) #foodie #floatingmarket #streetfood #urbanexplorer #awesomepic #summervacation #thailand #bangkok #morningmarket #boattour

Located next Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market, Rawvaela is a small and cozy cafe with great ambiance. The interior is beautifully decorated with flowers and antiques. It can get really busy on weekends. Great stop before or after floating market stroll, especially after a hot day. They have great selection of drinks here. Specialty coffee. Beautiful cakes, delicate artwork with fresh eatible flowers. Not only does it look good, it tasted great especially the basque cheese cake 🧁🍨🍰🍮 Address - 101 Bang Ramat Rd, Bang Ramat, Taling Chan, Bangkok Opens - 10 am till 6 pm #foodie #cafe #coffeeshop #floatingmarket #urbanexplorer #thailand #mytripvlog

🚌 How to get there: Take the MRT and get off at Bang Khun Non Station (Exit 2 or 3) and wait for the free shuttle bus (be prepared for the wait. The website says that you have to wait every 15-30 minutes, but when we went, we waited for an hour 😂) 💖 The market is only open on Saturdays and Sundays, so don't go on the wrong day. It opens from 8:30-17:00 (the recommended time is from 11:00 onwards. If you go early, sometimes they won't set up their stalls yet). ⭐️ Review 3/5 It's a big market, but the food is repetitive and there's not much to choose from. For us, it's probably the only time. It's hot too. After buying, you can sit and eat in the free seats provided. 😋 We bought 4 items: - Pad Thai, plain, 50฿. The taste is quite good. 3 flavors. - Squid fritters, 7 pieces, 70฿. The taste is good. The squid pieces are super big. - Bean sprouts, 40฿ per box. Famous shop. Ordered a mixed type. It's delicious. The dough is soft and fragrant. It's worth waiting in line. - Old shop ice cream, 20฿ per cup. You can add toppings. We ordered coconut flavor. It's delicious, fragrant, and creamy. You can add as many beans as you want. #Walking street #Food review #Floating market review #Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market

After making merit in the morning at Wat Nak Prok, we traveled for another 20 minutes until we reached this familiar floating market, “Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market” 🎉 This market is divided into 4 zones, but we walked around and didn’t know if we got to every zone 😂 There are so many foods and desserts here that we couldn’t decide what to eat. But we happened to see “Khai Krok Songkhrueng” which was just put in the pan, so we decided to give it a try 👍🏻 Next, we had stuffed peppers 🌶️ It was the first time we tried it and we loved it. If we saw it anywhere else, we would definitely go for it. Then we walked to a grilled steamed fish curry shop, with a delicious chili sauce. The steamed fish curry wasn’t hard, it was soft and bouncy, so delicious ☺️ Before we got to dessert, we stopped by to buy some vegetables to cook with. 🥬 And we would like to end this trip with the most amazing dessert for us, “Khanom Tom”, which is our favorite menu item. And this shop makes it fresh and boils it right there, making the dough so soft that it melts in your mouth. And the filling isn’t hard or too sweet. When we were full, We are heading back home 🥰 #BangkokTravel #FloatingMarketTravel #KhlongLatMayomFloatingMarket #AttractiveMarket

The third market that is accessible by shuttle bus is Khlong Lat Mayom Market. Here, there are the most foods and the most people. The products and food are moderately priced. The taste of the food is worth the price. There are both take-away and dining areas. There are boat trips like every floating market. #HolidayTravel #BangkokTravel #FloatingMarket #Yearofrabbit #NewYearAdventure #Foodie #Restaurant #Khlong Lat Mayom #TravelThailand #DeliciousFood

If you have a chance to walk around Lat Mayom Floating Market, I would like to recommend this restaurant: Pisamai Pla Pao. This restaurant is a must-visit. Here, they have grilled shrimp and grilled fish. They are very fresh and grilled right out of the box. The grilled fish here are grilled red tilapia, grilled nile tilapia, grilled snakehead fish, and grilled sea bass. There are two types of dipping sauces: seafood sauce and horseshoe crab sauce. The grilled shrimp are live river shrimp that are still swimming in the tank. We ordered grilled red tilapia and grilled shrimp. They were very delicious. The shrimp meat was very fresh and bouncy. The fish meat was firm and very sweet. Their dipping sauce was also very delicious. I personally like the seafood sauce. They also let you scoop as many vegetables as you want. There are both fresh and boiled vegetables. If you have never eaten grilled shrimp and grilled fish at Pisamai Pla Pao, I highly recommend it. I guarantee you will love it. It is fresh, delicious, and not expensive. 📍Pisamai Pla Pao, Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market branch #Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market #Recommended delicious restaurants #Grilled fish #Grilled shrimp #Visit Bangkok

This New Year's Day, take your family for a walk to find delicious food at Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market. It only takes a short trip to get there, and you'll feel like you're traveling upcountry. At Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market, there are a lot of foods for sale. There are many types of food, both savory and sweet, fresh vegetables, and fruits. It's so much to see. After you're done shopping, you can sit down and eat here. There are comfortable and spacious seats. After you've finished eating, you can also take a boat ride to see the way of life along the canal and other places. For those who are looking for a short one-day trip, we recommend you stop by here. 📍Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market Bang Ramat Road, Bang Ramat Subdistrict, Taling Chan District, Bangkok #VisitBangkok #KhlongLatMayomFloatingMarket

#Thailand Attractions #Bangkok #Floating Market When you come to Bangkok, you may want to experience the local floating market; Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market is one of the floating markets that is not too far away. After arriving at the destination, you can buy a boat ticket to enjoy the fun of the floating market and enjoy the local special breakfast on the boat. 😁 Buy souvenirs, look at vegetables and fruits, and you will feel another taste #Thailand Attractions #Water Activities

Buy 1 glass of water 😘😘 Get a free!!! Cactus With The Pine Farm & Cafe A shop suitable for families on a light day off Because here there are complete activities to do👨‍👩‍👧‍👦 There are both bird feeding🐰🐤🐢 turtle feeding and rabbit feeding The animals here are very cheerful and not afraid of people at all. They come to play and perch Actually, they want to eat food 55555 There is also a dome of cacti for you to walk around and choose to see many species Both big and small trees 🌵🌵 There are many prices and the price is not expensive Their menu is also complete🥛☕️🧋🍰 Both drinks, desserts, main dishes, snacks ❤️❤️ Special during this period, the cafe has a promotion 🧋 Buy 1 glass of water, get it free!!!! 1 cactus (can choose) :: Easy rules: Check in + Like The Pine Farm & Cafe page 🏠: The shop is open Wednesday - Monday from 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM (Closed every Tuesday) 📍: 68/1 Bang Ramad Subdistrict, Taling Chan District, Bangkok, Thailand, Bangkok 🗺map: https://bit.ly/3DKExlD ☎️ Contact: 084 088 8411🍎 #cafe #cafe

🛖A beautiful minimalist cafe in Khlong Lat Mayom Market. The shop is very cute and lovely. Wait for Rawvaela Cafe🌳🌺 🍰The shop is very chic. The outside is white with beautiful silk trees and flowers. The inside is decorated with wooden furniture. It is lightly vintage. The menu has both food, drinks and desserts. There are also many beautiful photo spots. 📍 Wait for Rawvaela Cafe, Khlong Lat Mayom Market ⏰ 10.00-18.00 (Closed every Wednesday) #cafe #cafe review #point out delicious restaurants #secret location #cafe life

Hello, there is a cafe that is good for the heart that I would like to recommend, 'Ror Wela Cafe' Rawvaela cafe. The shop is very cute, very festive. The shop is decorated according to the festival. The atmosphere in the shop is like a kimino table. What's amazing is that the cakes and food in the shop are delicious. Freshly made in a small kitchen, it's very impressive. I have to stand up and applaud the cake here for 3 seconds. It's beautiful, delicious, and delicious. The spaghetti is also good. The shop also has other savory dishes. Come and get everything in one place. I guarantee that girls will definitely like it. The shop is next to Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market. Unfortunately, the market was not open on the day we went. P.S. Before going, don't forget to ask the shop for opening and closing times. Rawvaela cafe Opening hours: 10:00-18:00 Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market #must-visit cafe

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Important tourist attractions on the Thonburi side of Bangkok, Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market is a large floating market with 8 sales zones. All zones are along the canal. Inside the canal, there are boats selling goods and boats for hire to take visitors on a tour of the canal lifestyle. Most of the market sells food, drinks, and agricultural products within the community. This floating market is open only on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays. There is a lot of parking, but there is a 20 baht fee per vehicle. #Get a discount without relying on luck

Beyond the famous Chatuchak Weekend Market, Bangkok’s lesser-known markets are packed with local flavor, delicious eats, and photo ops. These are the spots locals love—save this guide for your next trip 📝! 🚣 Damnoen Saduak Floating Market - Hours: Daily, 7:00 AM–11:00 AM - Visit Time: 2–3 hours - Vibes: Thailand’s iconic floating market! Glide through canals on a small boat, grabbing coconut ice cream or noodle soup from vendors. Go early to dodge tourist crowds for a more authentic feel. 🛤️ Maeklong Railway Market - Hours: Daily, 8:00 AM–7:00 PM - Visit Time: 1 hour - Vibes: Watch vendors whip stalls off the tracks as a train barrels through, then reset in seconds—a thrilling slice of daily life. Check train schedules in advance for the full spectacle. 🌃 Jodd Fairs Night Market - Hours: Daily, 5:00 PM–12:00 AM - Visit Time: 2 hours - Vibes: Dig into mango sticky rice, spicy tom yum soup, and sizzling satay skewers. Shop for hand-painted postcards, elephant carvings, or tie-dye skirts and silver jewelry for just a few baht! 🛳️ Amphawa Floating Market - Hours: Fri–Sun, 2:00 PM–9:00 PM - Visit Time: Evening (best for fireflies) - Vibes: A local favorite with budget-friendly eats. Stay late for magical firefly boat tours, earning its nickname “Firefly Haven.” 🌊 Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market - Hours: Weekends/Holidays, 9:30 AM–4:30 PM - Visit Time: 2–3 hours - Vibes: Cruise canals on a longtail boat, stopping at an orchid market and a century-old temple. Savor grilled river prawns and mango sticky rice onboard or ashore—so authentic you’ll want to stay forever! 🌿 Taling Chan Floating Market - Hours: Weekends, 9:00 AM–5:00 PM - Visit Time: 2 hours - Vibes: A snapshot of riverside life—eat grilled tilapia while watching locals paddle with veggies or try net fishing. It’s like stepping into a Thai village documentary, bursting with charm. Bangkok’s markets pulse with local life, perfect for exploring from dawn to dusk. Add these to your itinerary for a taste of real Thailand ❤️! Search 🔍 Bangkok Local Guide for more insider tips. #BangkokMarkets #HiddenGems #ThailandTravel

#earthdayjourney #boatride #floatingmarket #travel Gliding through the serene waters of Khong Lat Mayom Floating Market was like stepping into a living postcard. The rhythmic sound of paddles against the water, the vibrant colors of boats laden with fresh produce, and the friendly chatter of vendors created an atmosphere that was both lively and peaceful. As I cruised along the canals, I could feel the pulse of local life, each boat being a floating marketplace, offering everything from ripe tropical fruits to handwoven crafts. The sight of locals expertly navigating the waters, balancing baskets of goods on their boats, was a beautiful reminder of the timeless connection between people and water. The market, with its unique charm and rich culture, felt like a snapshot of a slower, simpler way of life, where everything seemed to flow in harmony with the rhythm of the river. If you are ever here, you will get to immense in an authentic Thai experience.

(Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market) is one of the most local floating markets in Bangkok. Compared to Damnoen Saduak or Amphawa, which have more tourists, this place is more down-to-earth and is mainly visited by local Thai people. The market is not very large, but the atmosphere is relaxed, suitable for those who want to experience the local market culture. The market sells a variety of Thai delicacies, such as grilled seafood, Pad Thai, coconut ice cream, mango sticky rice, etc. The prices are cheaper than in the city and the taste is quite authentic. My favorite dish is the grilled river prawns, which are grilled to order and have a fresh, sweet and chewy texture. There are also many stalls in the market selling fresh fruits and handicrafts. You can even take a long-tail boat tour on the canal and enjoy the traditional stilt houses and tropical scenery along the way. Overall, Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market is a hidden attraction worth visiting. Not only can you taste delicious food, but you can also experience the unique charm of the floating market. It is suitable for travelers who like to explore local culture and don’t like crowds.

### **📍8-day tour guide to Bangkok** **🏨 Accommodation recommendation**: Stay at "Ibis Styles Bangkok Silom" throughout the trip (convenient transportation, close to BTS Chong Nonsi Station) --- ### **👉Day 1: First visit to Bangkok's classic landmarks** **🧭Route**: Grand Palace→Temple of the Emerald Buddha→Wat Pho→Wat Arun→Khao San Road Night Market **✈️Transportation**: BTS+ferry (take a boat from the Grand Palace to Wat Arun) **🏖️Must Play**: - The Grand Palace (the pinnacle of Thai architecture) - Sunset at Wat Arun (a great photo spot) **🥘Food**: - Lunch: Tha Maharaj restaurant near the Grand Palace - Dinner: Mango sticky rice + Thai fried rice noodles from Khao San Road Night Market --- ### **👉Day 2: Culture + Shopping Day** **🧭Route**: Bangkok National Museum → ICONSIAM → Asiatique Riverside Night Market **✈️Transportation**: BTS+free shuttle boat (to ICONSIAM) **🏖️Must Play**: - ICONSIAM Indoor Floating Market (air-conditioned version of traditional market) - Asiatique Ferris Wheel Night View **🥘Food**: - Lunch: ICONSIAM "Kub Kao Kub Pla" (Internet-famous Thai food) - Dinner: Night Market Volcano Spare Ribs --- ### **👉Day 3: Damnoen Saduak Floating Market + Maeklong Railway Market** **🧭Route**: Half-day tour with a group (recommended departure at 6:00) → Return to Bangkok in the afternoon → Pixel Tower Observation Deck **✈️Transportation**: Chartered car/group tour (about 2 hours drive) **🏖️Must Play**: - The spectacle of the Maeklong train passing through the city - MahaNakhon 78th floor glass observation deck **🥘Food**: - Lunch: Coconut ice cream at the floating market + boat noodles - Dinner: T&K Seafood in Chinatown --- ### **👉Day 4: Modern Art + Night Market Carnival** **🧭Route**: Bangkok Art and Culture Center → Chatuchak Weekend Market (open only on weekends) → Ratchada Train Night Market **✈️Transportation**: BTS to Mo Chit Station **🏖️Must Play**: - Chatuchak Taobao (handicrafts, clothing) - Night market panoramic photo (The Esplanade shopping mall parking lot) **🥘Food**: - Lunch: Coconut ice + Thai milk tea in the market - Dinner: Ratchada Volcano Spareribs --- ### **👉Day 5: Suburban Adventure, Kanchanaburi** **🧭Route**: Death Railway → Bridge over the River Kwai → Erawan Waterfall (optional) **✈️Transportation**: Chartered car round trip (about 3 hours drive) **🏖️Must Play**: - Death Railway Bamboo Rafting - World War II Historical Sites on the River Kwai **🥘Food**: - Lunch: Grilled fish at a riverside restaurant - Dinner: Authentic Thai food at "Baan Ice" near the hotel --- ### **👉Day 6: Healing experience** **🧭Route**: Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market → Massage Experience → King Power Genting Tower Night View **✈️Transportation**: Taxi/Grab **🏖️Must Play**: - Locals’ favorite floating market (more authentic than Damnoen Saduak) - "Let's Relax" Thai Massage **🥘Food**: - Lunch: Grilled shrimp + durian at the market - Dinner: Buffet on the 76th floor of Genting Tower --- ### **👉Day 7: Ayutthaya Day Tour** **🧭Route**: Wat Mahathat (Buddha in a tree) → Wat Chaiwatthanaram → Bang Pa-In Palace **✈️Transportation**: Train/charter car (about 1.5 hours) **🏖️Must Play**: - Classic photo of holding a Buddha in a tree - Summer Palace European Garden **🥘Food**: - Lunch: Ayutthaya riverside restaurant --- ### **👉Day 8: Free shopping + return trip** **🧭Route**: Terminal 21 shopping → Big C shopping → airport **✈️Transportation**: BTS direct to Airport Express **🛍️Must buy**: - Supermarket: Xiao Lao Ban seaweed, Thai seasoning - Drugstore: Herbal cream, nasal decongestant --- ### **💡Tips**: 1. **Transportation**: BTS+Moovit APP to check routes; avoid taking taxis during peak hours (17:00-19:00) 2. **Tickets**: Grand Palace 500 baht (including the Temple of the Emerald Buddha), Wat Arun 100 baht 3. **Wear**: Long pants/skirts below the knee are required for temples, and bring sun protection clothes with you 4. **Cash**: Night markets/stalls only accept cash, 500-1000 baht per person per day as a backup **🌶️Hidden ways to play**: Take a night cruise on the Chao Phraya River "Wonderland Cruise" or experience a Muay Thai match!

#Bangkok Itinerary Day 1: In-depth exploration of nature and culture Early in the morning, we set off from Bangkok and headed to Pattaya Elephant Village, which is about a two-hour drive away. Here, we experienced close interaction with elephants and learned about Thailand's traditional elephant training culture. We walked with the elephants, fed them, and even tried riding an elephant, feeling the tranquility and simplicity of nature. After lunch, we returned to Bangkok and visited the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, a sacred Buddhist site with a solemn atmosphere. The Emerald Buddha statue in the temple is lifelike and the magnificent architecture is eye-catching. The temple looks particularly quiet and respectful under the sunset. Day 2: Cultural Memory of Urban Style The next morning, we came to the Pratunam Market in Bangkok, a paradise for fashion lovers, with a wide variety of clothing at affordable prices. Wander through the market’s alleyways and sample authentic street food, such as Thai milk tea and mango sticky rice, which are deliciously sweet. In the afternoon, we headed to the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok and took a cruise to enjoy the scenery on both sides of the river, where ancient buildings and modern skyscrapers complement each other. The breeze blowing across the river and the sunset dyeing the sky red brought the warmest end to this trip to Bangkok.

#favouriteitinerary Thailand🇹🇭Ninth day in Bangkok. Part 2 Our itinerary: 🔸11.30 Am: Take the free bus to the floating market❤️ The first free bus🚌 will arrive at 9Am in the morning So we waited for the bus at 12PM. It will stop at four stations, and we chose to get off at the third station, Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market🛶 First time here, so many things! You can walk to the boat a little bit behind to buy food, all of which are delicious👍 #bangkok #floatingmarket

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#celebrateit Fresh fruits and local food are scattered on the water, and it is a spot where you can enjoy shopping. It is located about 80 kilometres southwest of Bangkok. You can also take a boat to explore the floating market, enjoy gourmet food, and shop. At the floating market, you can have a special experience while watching the unique scenery of Thailand. You can ride a boat on the canal, eat Thai food, and take nice photos. It feels like you've come to a theme park, and you can enjoy it for both young and old.