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Amphawa and the entire Samut Songkram region are known for their floating markets. Amphawa's market, which is more vibrant in the evening, is the most famous in Thailand but also the most crowded with tourists. There's also the Damnoen Saduak market, featured in many tourist circuits, as well as the Tha Kha market and others nearby like the Bang Noi Floating Market. However, the real curiosity here, which draws hundreds of tourists daily in an increasingly chaotic atmosphere, is the Mae Klong Railway Market, also known as Talad Rom Hub, which folds away at each train passing. Additionally, there are some interesting temples, craftsmen, and notably, coconut sugar producers in the area.
Completely white, this temple is surprising even if it is very modest compared to the beautiful White Temple in Chiang Rai. 2 minutes walk from Wat Phumin , take the time to pay him a visit.
This large night market located in 2 streets which become partly pedestrian for the occasion is held every Saturday evening in Uthai Thani city. This is an opportunity to taste and discover Thai...
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Built on the top of a hill, it is the first thing you will see when you arrive in Prachuap. The building itself is not very impressive but the view over the city and the two bays is just amazing....
This small village 20 kilometers from Nan has several weaving workshops including a large one that can be visited to see the tedious work on the looms. And of course, you can buy local craft...
We have been waiting for it for months, hoping it will happen on July 1, but it will finally be October 1, 2022, when Thailand will lift the last COVID restrictions to enter the country. From this date, it will no longer be necessary to show...