Floating market in Bangkok and other attractions

Bangkok is an amazing destination to visit. We will talk about Bangkok attractions and especially the Bangkok floating market. Now a popular tourist destination, the Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute is a captivating place to visit. Its snake farm is home to thousands upon thousands of deadly snakes. Opened in 1913, the institute extracts venom from these snakes, researches its properties, and attempts to come up with a vaccine and produce antivenom. Visitors can come and ogle at beautiful but deadly snakes such as king cobras and pythons, learning all about the venomous creatures at the same time through lectures and talks that the institute puts on.

History buffs in particular will want to devote at least half a sightseeing day to the national museum, if not more. Until the mid-1970s, this was Thailand’s only museum, which explains why its collection is so big. Fortunately, just about every exhibit is labeled in Thai and English and guided tours are also offered in English, so you won’t miss out on any of the country’s fascinating ancient and contemporary history. The old Wang Na Palace built by Rama I remains essentially as it was, and stands as a testament to Thai history. Visitors can see regalia, religious and ceremonial artifacts, ceramics, games, weaponry, musical instruments and the Viceroy’s throne, as well as an impressive collection of Buddha figures arranged according to period.

Talad Rot Fai Srinakarin Night Market : A shopping paradise for fans of vintage stuff: If you are into things in vintage style, then you will find your place at the Warehouse Zone and Rod’s Antiques areas. Products are impressive in variety and quantity. And shoppers can get more inspiration for their love from many fellow vintage stuff lovers and hunters there. Genuine vintage and antique items available: Collectors can rest assure that items showcased at Rod’s Antiques section like French chandeliers, classic cars, motorbikes, cameras and kitsch furniture are all real things. Some comes from Thailand while others made their long way from all over the world (American, Europe, China and Myanmar) to shine their beauty at the market.

Shop for lovely tasty fruits, flowers, memorabilia in the Amphawa floating market and it’s canals. Amphawa Floating Market comes alive daily at noon as so many Thai locals visit the floating stores and boats, grab a snack, eating at some of the many floating restaurants. While Amphawa Floating Market is not as big as the Damnoen Saduak floating market, it definitely provides a more real experience. The Amphawa Floating Market is a Must Do Tour from Bangkok and for all Travellers looking to get off the beaten Trail.

Our tour driver was very friendly and the guide well knowledgeable and helpful, as you might be confused about which floating market to visit, I can definitely recommend you to join this tour to the Amphawa Floating Market. The Amphawa floating market is for sure worth a visit when you are in Bangkok, plenty of spots to sit, set your camera for amazing pictures. Really good food and great waterways experience. This is a very easy going tour to enjoy a great experience. Read more details on https://amphawafloatingmarket.net/.