Bangkok Railway Market and Floating Market Adventure 🚂🌊

Take the BTS to Wongwian Yai Station, which is about 40 baht per person and takes 18 minutes to arrive. Exit from Exit 1 and walk a short distance to Wongwian Yai Train Station. This train station is hidden, with no gates or signs, and is easy to miss. Buy a ticket to Maha Chai for 10 baht per person and take the 8:35 bus to visit both markets. Taking the train is more interesting than chartering a car, but the kerosene smell is strong, so people with poor respiratory tract should be careful. The 8:35 train arrives at 9:28. Navigate to Ferry Pier Maha Chai Tha Chalom. The boat ticket is 3 baht per person. After crossing the river, navigate to Ban Laem Railway Station and catch the 10:10 train to Mae Klong. You can take photos on the railway while waiting for the train, which is very photogenic. The ticket is 10 baht per person. Arrive at Mae Klong at 11:10. The train slows down before entering the station, so you can take videos and say hello. After the train leaves the station at 11:30, you can take photos on the locomotive and the railway. The brave ones can take photos in front of the train. The speed is very slow. Prices in the market are cheap, a coconut is 25 baht, which is cheaper than in the city. At around 12 o'clock, walk to the Samut Songkhram Bus Terminal and buy tickets to Damnoen Saduak Floating Market for 20 baht per person, and take a songthaew directly to the market. The boat fare is 300 baht per person, and 1,000 baht for 4-6 people. The hand-rowed boat feels better. Start visiting the floating market at around 1 o'clock. You can bargain for handicrafts at 20% to 40% off, but the overall prices are higher than those at the railway market. The floating market closes at around 2 o'clock, so it is recommended to arrive early. Navigate from the floating market to the Bus Station to Mae Klong, walk about 2.2 kilometers, take bus 996, which departs at 6 o'clock at the latest, costs 80 baht per person, and arrives at Central Pinklao in about two hours. Thai food is not heavy or salty and is very delicious. #Bangkok #Maeklong Railway Market #Damnoen Saduak Floating Market