Damnoen Saduak Travel Blogs | Travelogues | Travel Journals

It is a must to visit Floating Market at Damnoen Saduak. You will surely see hundreds of colorful wooden boat all over the place! The neat thing is they sell everything on their boats! Fruits, Food, Souvenirs, Clothes, Toys and many more!   By paying 150B (5$) you can get on the boat and cruising on the river. To invite customers, the seller will use a stick with a beak on the edge and use it to tap our boat and drag it to his/her boats. Neat, ya!   Amazingly, the food sellers ...

Just before arriving at the floating market we transfer to a little longtailboat to reach the market over the water. These go pretty fast and water splashes in pretty frequently. At first it is just a small bit so I don't bother to put my camera away. Views from the boat are nice, all the wooden houses of people living next to the river, and birds in the bushes. But I should have made precautions because in the next turn water splashes in not with bits but with buckets. Mireille (who sits in ...

JAN 2005--The Abbots and I were chauffeured a couple of hours on the road from Bangkok to Damnoen Saduak in the Thai province of Ratchaburi, home to the world-famous Floating Market. Some snapshots...

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market   Another beautifull and hot morning in Bangkok has started and me, pavel and Sergej went out with Christine to get something to eat. She has lived in Bangkok for a couple of months before, she knew where to go and could speak even some Thai. That made everything easier of course. She knew exactly where we could some delicious breakfast. Knewing all this I didn‘t even wonder that Christine knew the family which owned the simple restaurant ( Iâ...

Una aventura de 18 dias repartidos entre Chiang Mai, Phuket, Camboya para visitar Angkor Wat, y Bangkok, donde pase nochevieja. Una experiencia inolvidable.

We travelt through Thailand by bus, auto, plane and trian. We have planed everyting on our way. We travelt from the middel up to the north and back to the south. We have visit, Bangkok, Kanchanaburi, Ayuthaya, Chiangmai, Lampang, back to Bangkok, Krabi, Surathani, Koh Samui, Koh Phanang. We have lost our hart in Thailand all the kind people ther live. It was superb. I'ts hospitality is beyond borders. http://anjawilliam2.web-log.nl

Thailand is an amazing counrty with sites sounds and even smells that could only be found there. My trip was full of excitment, evreything from jungle treks in the north, surfin on Phuket, to have a military coup on my last night.

Bangkok (Grand Palace, Wat Pho, Klongs, China Town, Calypso & Patpong), Damnoen Saduak, River Kwae, River Kwae Floatel, Ayuttaya, National Park Khao Yai & Loy Krathong, Phimai & Khon Kaen, Khao Kho, Phitsanuloke, Sukothai Historical Park, Chiang Mai (Maesa Elephant Camp, Doi Sutep,Bo Sang, Longnecks), Koh Chang, Bangkok. Full (Dutch) Travel Journal & pictures at: http://www.edsander.com/travel/thailand/

What a lovely country. I went with a group of people I have never met before! Most of them were couples in their mid 40th - 50th .... very interesting! OKAY got the pictures - text will follow.....