[2025 Damnoen Saduak Attraction] Travel Guide for Damnoen Saduak Floating Market (Updated Jan)

Location: Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, Ratchaburi, near Bangkok Atmosphere: It is a very interesting experience to sit on a boat and trade with various shops. Some shops even bring their products to sell on the boat. The prices of goods in the market are quite high, with a reasonable price for buying and selling being around 50% of the listed price. There are some Buddha statues that represent Thai culture related to Buddhism. The types of boats include both rowing boats and motorized boats. Location: Damnoen Saduak, Damnoen Saduak District, Ratchaburi 70130

Bangkok, Thailand is a must-see for its unique attractions 🌆 A day full of beautiful scenery. Maeklong Railway Market + Damnoen Saduak Floating Market + Asiatique Sunset Cruise Day Tour Itinerary reference: 🕧08:00–08:45🕧 Head to 🚊Maeklong Railway Market 🕧10:30🕧 Maeklong Railway Market, watch the train pass through the market 🚉 🕧11:30🕧 Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, 🛶 take a hand-rowed boat to experience shopping on the water 🕧12:30🕧 Relax at the floating market, enjoy a variety of Thai snacks and 🍑 fruits 🕧13:30🕧 Depart for Bangkok Pier 🚜 🕧16:00🕧 Arrive at Bangkok Sunset Cruise Pier 🛥️ 🕧16:45🕧🌆 Board the boat and start the sunset tour 🕧17:30🕧 Experience the fun of the night market at the cruise pier 🍤 🕧19:00🕧 Ride the 🎆 Ferris wheel and overlook the night view of Bangkok!

#thailandtrip We took the boat that takes us through various stalls, which are by the side of the river. There are shops on the land as well where we can drop off for some shopping and food. Try the coconut ice cream for the sake of this experience. Damnoen Saduak is One of the floating market in Thailand, this local market has many travelers and photographers come visit from all over the world too. I am impressed by the boatsman’s skill of steering and rowing amidst the narrow lanes. It was my first time at the floating water market where we were taken to shopping in a long tail motor boat ride. I love the unique experience shopping by the river. Address: Damnoen Saduak, Damnoen Saduak District, Ratchaburi 70130, Thailand Opening hours: 8am-4pm daily #thailand #bangkok #hiddengem #100waysoftravel #market #myhiddengems #boatride

#awesomepic #visitthailand #friendstrip You should try this floating market experince at least once when you are in Thailand. Yes, there probably some seller trying to set a higher price for tourist but it’s an experience that you’ll hardly experience again. If you are a person with good negotation skills, you can definitely try asking for some better price. I noticed that most of the stall busy selling traditional handicraft, light snacks, local foods but of course there were also many other options as well. Back to my own experience, apart of shopping from our boat, we were also able to step out of our boat and take a quick visit at this temple, Wat Charoen. You could check the maps on the whole market and discuss with the boat owner if you could stop on some spot for quick visit. Just keep in mind that the boat are rent by hour.

Nine days of fashion🇹🇭 and fun🥳 in Thailand. The aftertaste of Thailand is too strong. day1 Landed in Phuket✈️ Strolled around Phuket Town's weekend night market. day2 Explored Phuket Town, colorful clothes and the colorful town make for great photos📷. day3 Kata Beach, making dumplings together and watching the sunset🏖️. day4 Cliffside café, sitting and spacing out is so comfortable🩵. day5 Out to sea to the Similan Islands🏝️, snorkeling and island hopping🤿, checking in at the jellyfish sea. day6 Landed in Bangkok, eating and shopping around🍭. day7 Ferry to Wat Arun, visited Icon Siam. day8 Maeklong Railway Market🚂 and Damnoen Saduak Floating Market🛶. day9 Stayed at Tonlor Yashok🏨, shopping at Siam Paragon and BigC🛍️.

I booked a day trip to the floating market and the train market through trip.com. We booked for a private transfer to both markets. We were picked up from our hotel at 9am and taken to both. Our driver spoke good English and was also very kind and helpful. He made sure we were comfortable and shared a lot of information with us about both markets. The floating market was super busy (we arrived around 11:30). We were taken to the boats and driven along the canals until we reached the shopping area. If you want to stop and look at the stores, you need to speak up! The same goes for food and drinks. Otherwise you’ll float along without the chance to see much. 🤭 Note that most stores have similar items to sell and the price is higher, but it is on the water, and there are many tourists. You can use your bargaining skills to barter with the store owners. We didn’t get the chance, but you can also get off the boat along the canals and eat at local restaurants there! #mytravelhacks #trip #thailand #thailandtravel #floatingmarket #holidayvacation #bangkok

First of all is important to know that when You go to Bangkok there are many floating markets. The famous one is called Damnoen Saduak, It takes around 1.5 hours to get by car. Is worth to spend around 2 hours and if possible rent a boat to bring You inside the market and have a full experience of It. But if You prefer also can just walk around the market, all site are accessible by walking. If You rent a car is important to know that the drivers might try to bring You to some different area from this market and try to sell You another market activity saying that the market can not be acceded by walking. If It happens just show Him the map where You wanna go and tell Him that before come You had searched about It and You know how it works! By the way is a nice activity to know more about the local culture and old costumes. #thailand #historicallandmarks #mytravelhacks #localguides #bangkok #instatravel

If you have a heart that loves to explore, then Thailand is a must-visit place. This 'Land of Smiles' not only has beautiful natural scenery, but also a profound cultural heritage and affordable prices. The trip that can be enjoyed for just 2k per person will be an unforgettable travel experience in your heart! ------------------------------ Super money-saving guide, click on the business card below👇Hurry up and remember! ------------------------------ On the first day, we will start our journey in Bangkok, starting from Chinatown, passing through the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, and finally arriving at the Maeklong Railway Market. Here, you can feel the unique charm of Thai local life😊. The second day's itinerary is even more exciting. We will go to Ayutthaya, visit the precious Grand Palace and Jade Buddha Temple, and then enjoy shopping and eating at the JODD night market👍. We will also explore the ancient temples of Ayutthaya and Wat Phra Mahathat, experiencing Thai history and culture⛩. On the third day, we will go to the seaside city of Pattaya in Thailand. There are duty-free jewelry display centers, folk Dongba Paradise, and the special experience of riding elephants🐘, which will make you feel the enthusiasm and vitality of Thailand. Of course, there is also the TV drama-style Golden House waiting for you to explore🎬. The fourth day's itinerary on Samet Island, speedboat out to sea, strolling on Diamond Beach, and the variety show-style pink beach🍹'TuTu Beach' waiting for you to check in. In the evening, we will board a luxury cruise ship and enjoy a wonderful cruise performance🛳. On the fifth day, we will return to Bangkok, visit the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, and then shop at the Kingpower Duty Free Shop👜. In the evening, we will also enjoy the Golden Tony Show and taste the light seafood cuisine🍤. On the last day, we will end this journey at the Siam Ocean World and Chatuchak Weekend Market in Bangkok👋. This trip to Thailand, book and get: Thai traditional massage, popular cruise performance, riding a Swiss elephant experience, and 24-hour WeChat Chinese housekeeper service, making your trip worry-free. At the same time, stay in a 5-diamond hotel throughout the journey, so you can live comfortably and have fun! Remember, all this only needs 2k per person, hurry up and book your trip to Thailand!

#bangkoktrip The Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is one of Thailand's most popular tourist destinations, known for its vibrant atmosphere and unique shopping experience. But hidden within the market's bustling crowds is a tranquil oasis - the beautiful traditional Buddhist temple inside the Floating Market! The temple is a beautiful and serene escape from the busy market, with ornate decorations and a sense of peace that's hard to find amidst the crowds. You can take a break from shopping and enjoy the temple's calm atmosphere, admiring the intricate details of the architecture and soaking in the spiritual energy. Definitely don’t miss out to visit the temple inside Damnoen Saduak Floating Market if you are around the market! It is a unique and memorable experience that offers a glimpse into Thailand's rich cultural heritage.

Name: Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. Location: Situated 100 kilometres from Bangkok. Getting there: ride the BTS skytrain to Bang Wa Station then ride a taxi to Bangkok southern bus station. From here, take the bus 78 to the floating market. 2 hours journey for about 50 baht per person. The floating markets are a unique experience where you ride on boats the whole way...you can make stops to pick up authentic Thai food...you can buy a lot of souvenirs too...enjoy yummy lunch before you leave. The photography opportunities are plentiful. #bangkok #damnoen #floatingmarket

Address - 51 Damnoen Saduak,Damnoen Saduak Ratchaburi 70130, Thailand ( From Bangkok the travel time may take 2hrs depending on traffic ) Highlights - Floating Market Avg. Price per Person - 100-200 Baht for souvenirs #Floating Market #souvenirs #MustVisit #thailandtrip #Thailand

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is located in Ratchaburi province 80 km. from Bangkok, Thailand. It takes one and a half hour from Bangkok. Boat tour in Damneon Saduak canel is recommended. 45 minutes for nature and market tour is really nice. Experience the nature and the way of their living along the canel. Getting There - Private car Attractions - floating market and nature along the canel Hotels - homestay Food & Restaurants - on boat Shopping - on boat and along the canel

#celebratewithtrip Damnoen Saduak is one of the most popular floating markets around Bangkok. It has a lot of amazing things to look forward to, from shopping to dining and strolling around. Because of this, it is explored by many locals and tourists every year. My visit to the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market was truly memorable and enjoyable because of the great selection of fresh finds, local foods, and unique items. Damnoen Saduak Floating Market truly makes up for a great Bangkok day trip. This is such a famous floating market because of the vast number of locals doing business on wooden boats. For a fun and unforgettable trip you have to go there for yourself

One of the floating markets in Bangkok is Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. I used a private driver for this day trip because I needed to drive more than an hour to reach this floating market. Back in the days in Thailand, floating markets were common for daily activities and also known as “Venice of the East”. It is important to keep your belongings waterproof to prevent any accidents. Also, try to have some small notes ready to pay the vendors. I will suggest you have a friend with you so that you can concentrate on taking photos while your friend does the buying and paying the vendors. #bucketlistreboot #thailand #bangkok #liveyourdreams #takethattrip #overseastripmoments #urbanexplorer

#asiatrip Damnoen Saduak floating Market in Ratchaburi is one of the most popular floating markets in Thailand. Every day many Thai and foreign tourists travel here to shop, eat, and absorb the atmosphere of Thailand water markets that have been like this for over a 100 years. Klong Damnoen Saduak Damnoen Saduak is the straightest and longest canal in Thailand. The canal was built on royal initiative as King Rama IV of Thailand wanted to link the Mae Klong River with Chinese river ways to support transportation and trade. It took over 2 years to dig, and was eventually finished under the reign of his successor King Rama V. The canal is 32 kilometers long and has more than 200 branches Open: 7:00am - 5:00pm close: Wednesday#asiatrip #thailand

Getting There - Guided tour with car / taxi Attractions - Shopping at the floating market via a boat Hotels - N.A Food & Restaurants - Great noodles, coconut ice cream, grilled pork Shopping - Souvenirs are quite overpriced at up to 300% more. Be prepared to haggle especially when they know you're not a local. Don't be afraid to walk away or ask that your boat be released if you get a bad deal. Overall for my first visit here, it was sad to see how quiet the pandemic has made this market due to a lack of stores open. However, it's also presented a great opportunity to explore without the crowds with an off the track experience available from visiting the old market where there's a more rustic and authentic experience with the community.

This is a must go for a tourist in Bangkok. Its an experience of Bangkok outskirt. Being a regular tourist in Bangkok, this one off experience is worth the time. Plenty of food priced reasonably. As for goods and local products, its kind of pricey. #happynewyear #happynewyear

Damnoen Saduak floating market (ตลาดน้ำดำเนินสะดวก) about 2hrs from Bangkok Damnoen Saduak, Damnoen Saduak District, Ratchaburi 70130 #thailandtravel #thailand #market #traditionalculture #traditional #ratchaburi #happynewyear

There are various floating markets in Thailand from the one in the city to the one outside of Bangkok and the one we went to called Damnoen Saduak Floating market, one of the biggest floating market in Thailand. It took around 2 hours from Bangkok by bus. It has always been one of the experiences that I wanted to try if I ever visited Thailand. I'm sure you have heard of the floating market and like its name it means the market is floating on the water. So first, you begin your journey by taking an excited boat ride through various water canals before reaching the market. The market vendors are on the water or on a boat, and you can shop and experience the market as you ride the boat along the canals. Nevertheless the price of the food there is kinda pricy so beware if you decide to visit 😉. We went on this trip by booking from the tour we found in trips.com. It was an easy way to book and find the right location to go. #familytrip #thailandtrip #floatingmarket #shoppingexperience

#newyearnewtrip #bangkok #floatingmarket To be completely honest, I was very underwhelmed by this place. I expected much more considering the time I spent trying to get here & paying for boat fees. It’s fun for a first timer maybe but I probably wouldn’t revisit. Also, can you believe it?! There was a crocodile that passed by us 😭 (or maybe it was an alligator, i can’t tell). It was insane. If you have a fear of snakes, i don’t recommend it too 🥲 there are tamed? snakes used for picture taking… My favourite part is the coconut ice cream though 🩷 It was sooo good.

This floating market, located southwest of Bangkok, is the only one that still retains the old Thai style, with a history of over 100 years. On the canal, lush with tropical trees on both sides, several boats carrying vegetables and fruits weave through the narrow waterways. The locals, wearing unique straw hats, loudly hawk their goods, creating a distinctive atmosphere. On a sunny morning, Thai women wearing wide-brimmed hats and blue cotton clothes row small boats. These boats, loaded with vegetables and fruits, navigate the narrow waterways, presenting a magical yet familiar traditional Thai scene. Unlike other floating markets, here you can also take a boat tour of the fruit orchards and learn about the traditional process of making coconut sugar, which is fresh and interesting for tourists. Additionally, if you're brave enough, you can take photos with snakes. Lizards are also commonly seen in the water or on land. Due to the damp land, only stilt houses can be built here. Many of these houses are unique, ranging from simple to slightly luxurious, and some are quite expensive homestays.

8-day Thailand tour: Explore Bangkok and Chiang Mai! Check out this detailed itinerary to experience the best of Thailand! -------- 🛫 Itinerary: Day 1: Arrive in Bangkok, check in to your hotel, and enjoy free time to explore the city. Day 2: Visit the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew to experience ancient culture, then head to Wat Pho and Wat Saket for a peaceful and sacred experience. In the evening, visit Chinatown and Khao San Road to experience the nightlife. Day 3: Visit the Maeklong Railway Market to experience the thrill of a train passing through, then take a boat tour of the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market to experience the local culture. Take a walk along the Chao Phraya River and enjoy the breeze. Day 4: Spend the day at Patong Beach and enjoy the sun, sand, and sea. Day 5: Take a boat to Coral Island and explore the underwater world, then visit Racha Island to experience the tranquility and beauty of the island. Day 6: Challenge yourself at Hanuman World and release your adventurous spirit, then visit the Phuket Shooting Range to enjoy shooting. In the evening, watch the sunset at Kata Beach, then watch the Simon Cabaret Show to experience the unique charm of Thai culture. Day 7: Visit Phang Nga Bay National Park to experience the beauty and mystery of nature. Day 8: End your trip to Thailand and say goodbye to Phuket. See you next time! 👋 -------- 🎒 Travel essentials: Thailand packing list! 📞 Get a Thai SIM card to stay connected and share your travel experiences! 🔌 Don't forget a plug adapter, as Thai sockets are different! Keep your passport with you, as you'll need it to enter and exit the country! 👕 December in Thailand is warm, so pack light clothes and sunscreen! 🔋 Chargers and power banks are essential to keep your devices charged! 💊 Bring medicine for mosquito bites and stomach issues to stay healthy! -------- Travel to Thailand and enjoy the sun, sand, and food! 🌴✨️ Don't forget to share your travel stories!

7-day trip to Pattaya, Thailand: Enjoy the tropical vibes! This super detailed guide will help you get ready for your trip, so you won't miss a single exciting moment! -- Pattaya, Thailand, is located at the southern tip of the Indochina Peninsula and is known as the "Hawaii of the East." 🌴 Once a fishing village, it has transformed into a tourist destination with sunshine, beaches, and water activities. 🏄‍♂️ It's a great place to enjoy a vacation! -- 🎉 Route overview: Day 1: Wat Saket Visit the ancient Wat Saket and appreciate the unique charm of Thai architecture. Day 2: Damnoen Saduak Floating Market - Maeklong Railway Market - Chatuchak Night Market Wander through the floating market and experience the hustle and bustle of the Chao Phraya River. 🛶 Then, visit the railway market and experience the thrill of a train passing through the stalls. In the evening, head to the night market to taste authentic snacks. Day 3: Wat Pratunam - Wat Arun - Maharaj Pier - Grand Palace - Siam Paragon - Erawan Shrine A full day of activities, from the tranquil Wat Pratunam to the spectacular Wat Arun, then stroll through the bustling Maharaj Pier, visit the magnificent Grand Palace, shop at Siam Paragon, and finally, visit the Erawan Shrine. Day 4: Wat Saket Return to Wat Saket for an in-depth experience of Buddhist culture and enjoy the tranquility and peace. Day 5: Ancient City - Sanctuary of Truth - Pattaya Oriental Princess Cruise Immerse yourself in the historical charm of the Ancient City, feel the mysterious atmosphere of the Sanctuary of Truth, and board the Oriental Princess Cruise in the evening to enjoy the night view and sea breeze of Pattaya. Day 6: Koh Larn A full day on the island, enjoying the sun, sand, and sea of Koh Larn. Day 7: Free time - Return Enjoy free time and make the most of your last moments in Pattaya, then return home with fond memories. 🛫 -- Travel tips: 💸 Exchange rate: The currency in Thailand is the Thai baht, and the exchange rate with the Chinese yuan is about 1:0.2. It's more convenient to calculate in advance. ☀️ December climate: The temperature in Pattaya in December is moderate, warm, and comfortable during the day, but slightly cool at night. Remember to bring a light jacket. 🎁 Specialty prices: Thai specialties such as green balm vary in price, so it's recommended to compare prices at different stores before buying. 📖 Visa information: Good news! Pattaya, Thailand, is visa-free for Chinese tourists, so you can travel with just your passport! -- 🌴 Pattaya, Thailand, is waiting for you! Don't forget to like and save this post, and start your dream trip! ✨

6-day trip to Thailand, enjoy Bangkok and Chiang Mai! Super detailed itinerary planning allows you to travel around Thailand easily, come and take a look at this guide! -- Thailand is located in Southeast Asia, with a long history and unique regional style. It is known as the Land of Smiles😄. Don’t miss Bangkok’s Grand Palace and Chiang Mai’s ancient city when you come here to experience Thai customs and Buddhist culture! 🕉️🌴 -- 🛫Travel route: DAY1: Nanjing->Bangkok Arrive in Bangkok, feel the charm of the City of Angels, check into a five-diamond hotel in the city center, and start your wonderful trip to Thailand! DAY2: Grand Palace -> Wat Phra Kaew -> Chao Phraya River -> Wat Arun -> Damnoen Saduak Floating Market -> Chad Night Market Roam around the Grand Palace and Temple of the Emerald Buddha, appreciate the ancient culture, take a boat trip on the Chao Phraya River, visit Wat Arun, experience the unique style of Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, and visit the Chad Night Market at night to taste authentic snacks. DAY3: Wangsun Temple -> Shuangtai Resort in Pattaya, Thailand -> Jiangjun Mountain Observation Deck -> Fengyue Pedestrian Street Visit Wangsun Temple to feel the peaceful atmosphere, go to Pattaya Shuangtai Resort Manor to enjoy leisure time, climb to the General Mountain Observation Deck to overlook the beautiful scenery, stroll along Fengyue Pedestrian Street at night, and experience the exotic nightlife. DAY4: Koh Lan Island Spend a full day visiting Koh Lanta, enjoying the sun, sand and sea water of the island, and relaxing body and mind. DAY5: Chinatown Visit Chinatown, experience the Chinese customs in foreign culture, taste all kinds of food, and enjoy shopping and leisure. DAY6: Bangkok->Nanjing At the end of the trip to Thailand, go to the airport and set off home with good memories. 🛬 -- Small tips: - Note on the time difference🕰️: Thailand is 1 hour behind Beijing time, adjust the time difference and travel easily! - Airport transportation 🚖: There are many modes of transportation at Bangkok Airport. Taxis and subways are very convenient. Remember to prepare change~ - Climate in December 🌦️: The temperature in Thailand in December is moderate. It is warm and comfortable during the day and slightly cooler at night. It is recommended to bring a light jacket. - Respect local customs🙏: Please dress appropriately when visiting temples, do not wear shorts or strapless clothing. - Taste local food🍜: Why not try special dishes such as Pad Thai, green curry, etc., they taste great! -- Traveling in Thailand is so simple and interesting, pack your bags and go, don’t let your travel dreams only stay in your circle of friends! 🌴

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is one of Thailand’s most iconic cultural attractions, offering a vibrant and colorful glimpse into traditional Thai river life. Located in Ratchaburi Province, this bustling market is best experienced early in the morning when the waterways come alive with vendors paddling their wooden boats, selling everything from fresh fruits and vegetables to handmade crafts and authentic Thai street food.

A visit to Bangkok wouldn’t be complete without exploring its iconic floating markets. These bustling waterways offer a fascinating glimpse into Thailand’s traditional way of life, where locals sell fresh produce, street food, and handcrafted goods from their long-tail boats. It’s an experience that blends culture, history, and unforgettable flavors. Damnoen Saduak, the most famous floating market, is a whirlwind of colors and activity. As you glide through the narrow canals on a boat, you’ll encounter vendors paddling their wares—everything from tropical fruits like mangosteen and rambutan to steaming bowls of boat noodles and coconut ice cream served in husks. For a more local vibe, visit Amphawa Floating Market. This market, often less crowded, is known for its grilled seafood. The aroma of freshly cooked prawns and squid wafts through the air as vendors prepare their dishes right on their boats. The nearby wooden houses and canal-side cafes add to Amphawa’s charm, offering a relaxed pace that contrasts with Bangkok’s urban hustle. Fun fact: Floating markets originated from Thailand’s canal-based lifestyle, where waterways served as primary routes for transportation and trade before modern roads were built. Beyond the food and shopping, the floating markets are a cultural experience. The chants of vendors, the vibrant goods, and the laid-back rhythm of life on the water make it a sensory adventure. Don’t forget to bring your camera to capture the kaleidoscope of colors and lively scenes. A trip to Bangkok’s floating markets is more than just a shopping spree—it’s an immersion into Thailand’s rich heritage. Whether you’re savoring local delicacies or soaking in the atmosphere, it’s a journey you’ll remember long after the boat ride ends. #thailandtrip

Had so much fun and taste all of the food we saw HAHAHA! Our tour guide is very nice to us!

#traveldiaries Damnoen saduak Floating Market in Ratchaburi is one of the most popular floating markets in Thailand. Every day many Thai and foreign tourists travel here to shop, eat, and absorb the atmosphere of Thailand water markets that have been like this for over a 100 years. Klong Damnoen Saduak Damnoen Saduak is the straightest and longest canal in Thailand. The sticky rice here was good, even the chicken!

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market This floating market is located about 80km southwest of Bangkok. It is lined with shops selling fruits, local food, souvenirs, etc., and you can shop while riding a boat! ★Access 1.5 to 2 hours by car from Bangkok ★Prices Due to the nature of the floating market, the prices seemed a bit high. At the night market, you can buy a coconut plate for 100 baht, but here it was 600 baht. If you want to buy the same things sold at a regular market at a good price, I recommend the regular market But!! It's not often that you get to experience shopping on a boat! Pay attention to the prices, but be sure to find a bargain! ★Boat price The price varies depending on where you board. If you walk along the floating market from the land and board the boat halfway, it will cost about 400 baht. On the other hand, if you go to the boarding point where you will probably be taken by taxi, it will cost 2000 to 3000 baht. *However, with this plan, you can also travel between residential areas and bases by boat, so the boat ride time is overwhelmingly high, and if you think of it as chartering, this price is somewhat understandable. It depends on the person, but we had the boat occupied for 3 to 4 hours. (There are plans that include an elephant riding experience and a shooting set plan) I didn't do my research properly in advance, so I went with a plan that included a round trip boat ride from the high boarding point to Chang Puak Camp Damnoen Saduak and an elephant riding experience for 3000 baht. I enjoyed it for a long time, and I don't regret the elephant riding experience because it was already planned, but I do feel like I was ripped off. If you are only interested in the floating market, I strongly recommend the cheap boat! ★ Recommended places to visit as a set Since you took the time to travel, I recommend visiting the surrounding tourist spots as a set! ①Chang Puak Camp Damnoen Saduak You can ride elephants, shoot live ammunition, and take photos with tigers ②Mae Klong Market A market with stalls lined up along the railroad tracks The trains passing just 10 centimeters in front of you are a sight to behold! Be careful of rip-offs and enjoy some extraordinary shopping♪ #BangkokTrip2024 #100TravelStyles #0YenTripAutumn

When traveling to Bangkok, in addition to experiencing the bustling international metropolis, you must visit 1-2 local characteristic markets! There are several floating markets in Bangkok. After considering factors such as fun, photogenic rate, and transportation, we chose [Danen Sado Floating Market]. . 📍Danen Sado Floating Market 🎫Free 🚗About 100km from downtown Bangkok . ✅Transportation Guide ▪️Because it is far from downtown Bangkok, it is generally recommended to take a chartered car or join a tour group. ▪️If you are traveling independently, it is more troublesome. You can take a train + ferry + train + taxi. It is recommended to play with the Maeklong Railway Market together. One day is just right, but you must strictly control the time! ✔️We chose a local group tour of Maeklong + Danen Sado for a day, so we don't have to worry about transportation 💰About 180r per person . ✅Shopping and Photography Guide 🚣 When you come to the floating market, you must experience shopping on the water! ❶There are two types of boats: hand-paddled boats and motorboats. Each boat can accommodate 4-5 people. ❷Hand-paddled boat 1000 baht/boat; motorboat 400 baht/person, starting from 4 people. ❸Highly recommend hand-paddled boats, which are more comfortable and not too noisy! ❹If you are traveling independently, remember to bargain! ❺When the boat passes by various stalls, you can stop when you see something you want to buy 🛍️Local snacks, handicrafts, etc. are sold here, and the prices are cheaper than downtown Bangkok, but more expensive than Maeklong. 📸After taking the boat, you can walk around the market ❻The observation deck by the water and the bridge are higher, which are more suitable for taking photos. ❼You can check in at the iconic location at the entrance of the market