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About Damnoen Saduak Floating Market

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, one of Thailand's most iconic and largest remaining floating markets, promises an experience like no other. Take an adventure on its beautiful waterways where vendors navigate long tailed boats bearing colorful goods for sale.

Hong Kong's Captivating Commerce and Culture

Get lost in the captivating mix of commerce and culture that defines Hong Kong - some may call it a tourist trap but its unique experience cannot be denied! Daily from 9 am to 2 pm, this market offers a treasure trove of goods ranging from fresh fruits and fish to intricately carved Buddha statues and vibrant flower arrangements. Don't miss the delicious Thai cuisine available here too - enjoy deep fried bananas, coconut ice cream, mango sticky rice dishes or Pad Thai. Be sure to engage in bargaining when purchasing souvenirs!

Location and Accessibility

Situated roughly 62 miles (100 kilometers) southwest of Bangkok, an approximately 90 minute drive will bring you here for an amazing spectacle. To experience it at its best, arrive between 8 AM and 9 AM for optimal experience! Bangkok provides an abundance of tour options designed to satisfy diverse preferences; half day and full day tours featuring easy transportation are readily available from Bangkok, often including an unforgettable long tailed boat ride through its canals. For personalized attention and customized itinerary creation, private tours may provide more personal service. Group tours may also provide more cost-effective travel arrangements; many tour operators combine visits to Damnoen Saduak with visits to other attractions for optimal sightseeing experiences.

Maeklong Railway Market and Ayutthaya

Watch as vendors swiftly clear away train tracks to prepare them for arrivals at Maeklong Railway Market - an incredible show of coordinated action by vendors! Continue your trip by traveling to Ayutthaya, a UNESCO World Heritage Site where you will enjoy immersing yourself in its rich history and architectural marvels as Thailand's former capital city. Choose from an assortment of tours - small group excursions led by English speaking guides to private tours with tailor-made experiences such as visits to coconut farms and salt fields to showcase Thai rural life - to best fit your travel plans and interests.

Damnoen Saduak: A Bustling Adventure

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market in Thailand's bustling capital promises a truly amazing adventure, boasting bustling activity. Vendors sell goods directly off boats in canals for an entertaining display that makes this visit worth your while! Don't miss this unforgettable destination. Weekends tend to be especially busy at the market; its charming appeal lives on all week. You will discover an eclectic variety of products such as fresh produce, charming souvenirs, clothing and delectable food; capture memorable photos or videos and capture its lively spirit to preserve this vibrant environment for years to come! Locate 100kms southwest of Bangkok, this market can easily be reached via car, bus or taxi - plenty of tour operators offer convenient transportation solutions as well! For optimal experience and to avoid peak crowds it is advised that visitors arrive either in early morning or late afternoon hours for their visit.

Boat Exploration and Cultural Immersion

Damnoen Saduak can best be experienced through boat exploration. Rent or join a guided tour, and navigate its canals as you immerse yourself in this market's heart - many vendors operate directly from boats for an immersive shopping experience! Canals lined with houses and shops give an insight into daily lives of local residents, giving you a cultural immersion. Enjoy shopping or indulge in fresh, affordable cuisine served up at multiple food stalls along the canals. From boat noodles and iconic mango sticky rice, experience authentic Thai flavors by sampling local specialties at smaller canals and side markets that provide even greater diversity of goods and experiences. As you cruise the waterways, colorful decorations await, friendly vendors interact, and a vibrant cultural landscape presents itself to explore - offering an immersive insight into Thai culture and traditions! This experience gives a special insight into Thailand. Remember to bargain fairly and courteously at Thai markets like Damnoen Saduak Floating Market for an unforgettable experience.

An Ideal Destination

With vibrant life and energy aplenty here, all visitors are certain to have an incredible journey here! Damnoen Saduak offers visitors of all kinds an ideal destination to find unique souvenirs, enjoy exquisite cuisine, and gain greater insight into Thai culture and commerce. No matter if it's their first trip or not - Damnoen Saduak provides an unforgettable journey into its heart of Thai history and commerce!

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Hours of operation

Monday
7AM - 5PM
Tuesday
7AM - 5PM
Wednesday
7AM - 5PM
Thursday
7AM - 5PM
Friday
7AM - 5PM
Saturday
7AM - 5PM
Sunday
7AM - 5PM
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on Mon Mar 13 2023
First time, wow! 500 to 300 baths per person depending on whether the boat is powered by an engine or rower. However, the price is subjective. It depends on if you are a professional and can negotiate. There are many souvenir shops around. It is a popular place to shop and also a great spot for eating.
on Mon Mar 13 2023
This price is much higher than the maeklong rail market. Maeklong is much more affordable for souvenirs. You can get coconut ice-cream for only 50 baht. Sticky rice (colourful sticky Rice) is available at 60 baht. You can also get a sketch drawing here for 150 baht.
on Mon Mar 13 2023
Although not a tourist attraction, it is overcrowded. Many chinese tourists. It's not worth the effort.
on Sun Mar 12 2023
Scammers are everywhere! A private vehicle was hired from Bangkok to take us directly to the private pier. There, you can purchase a boat ride at 3000 or 5000baht depending upon what stops you choose. Although they will tell you there's no other entry to the market, we researched beforehand and found that tickets for the public pier are much cheape... see more
on Sun Mar 12 2023
Very cute!
on Sun Mar 12 2023
It is not a place to visit. Only souvenirs are left. (
on Mon Feb 27 2023
What a place! At the beginning the ticket to get inside the floating market i thought it was to much for just a ride in the market.... But in the end it was worth every dollar! Dont spend from the beginning your money because its a lonh way an you will find better things if you wait !
on Mon Feb 27 2023
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on Sun Feb 26 2023
) The scenery is wonderful, a pity about the motor boats that spoil that magic of rowing boats a bit. There is only one reason for a star beware of scams. Forget the tuk tuks or taxis. You can only get here through an agency or by taxi that doesn t play smart by taking you directly to the pedestrian part of the market. Be careful because they assu... see more
on Sun Feb 26 2023
) This is a place I went to after applying for a half day tour through Monkey Travel. It s about an hour and a half from Bangkok, and it s Sunday, so it s relatively quiet, so it s nice to see it. When you buy something, you must make a purchase with 60 or more. 2500 baht elephant sculpture purchased for 1000 baht. It s like anything else (
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