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Damnoen Saduak Floating Market
Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is one of Thailand’s most iconic attractions, offering visitors a unique glimpse into traditional Thai culture and trade. Located about 100 kilometers southwest of Bangkok, this bustling market is set along a network of canals where vendors in wooden boats sell fresh produce, colorful flowers, handcrafted goods, and delicious local street food. It’s a feast for the senses and a photographer’s dream, with vibrant colors, lively scenes, and the authentic charm of a bygone era.
Damnoen Saduak Floating Market Tours & Excursions
Bangkok - Thailand
Bangkok: Train Market & Floating Market with Boat Ride
€25
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Bangkok - Thailand
Bangkok: Damnoen Saduak and Mae Klong Train Markets
€42
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Bangkok - Thailand
Bangkok: Maeklong Train Market & Floating Market Day Tour
€43
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Bangkok: Train Water Market with Wat Arun
€80
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Bangkok: Luxury White Dinner Cruise Free Flow Beer and Wine
€46
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Bangkok - Thailand
Bangkok: Opulence Luxury River Dinner Cruise with Drinks
€53
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Bangkok - Thailand
Bangkok: Canal Tour Local Life Along Waterways ends Wat Arun
€18
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Bangkok - Thailand
Bangkok: White Orchid Chao Phraya Dinner Cruise free Beer
€31
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Bangkok - Thailand
Bangkok: Tuk Tuk Adventure Bangkoks Magic Nightime
€53
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Bangkok - Thailand
Bangkok: Calypso Cabaret Show with Thai Set Dinner
€25
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Bangkok - Thailand
Bangkok: Royal Princess River Dinner Cruise with Live Music
€36
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Bangkok - Thailand
Bangkok: Yodsiam Sightseeing Cruise Snacks & Unlimited Beer
€22
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Bangkok - Thailand
Bangkok: Alangka Luxury Chao Phraya Dinner Cruise
€37
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Bangkok - Thailand
Bangkok: Kanchanaburi, 2-Days Glamping in Jungle & Erawan
€450
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Bangkok - Thailand
Bangkok: Tuk Tuk Tour
€50
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Bangkok - Thailand
Bangkok: Thai Massage Class
€57
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Bangkok - Thailand
Bangkok: Grand Palace, Wat Pho and Wat Arun
€25
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Bangkok - Thailand
Bangkok: Ancient City Muang Boran and Erawan Museum Tour
€226
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Ko Samet: Airport Transfer to Pier Ban Phe
€36
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From Bangkok: Ayutthaya Ancient City Temple Tour
€59
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Bangkok - Thailand
Bangkok: Private Long tail boat Canal tour
€21
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Bangkok - Thailand
Bangkok: Private Khao Kaew Open Zoo Transfer
€35
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Bangkok: Private Khao Yai Day Tour
€47
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Koh Chang: Transfer from Bangkok to the Island
€39
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The Basics
The market operates daily from 7:00 AM to 12:00 PM, with the busiest hours between 8:00 AM and 10:00 AM. There is no entrance fee to explore the market itself, but boat rides, which are a must for a full experience, cost around 150–300 THB per person depending on the tour and boat type. Many guided tours are available, combining transportation from Bangkok with market visits.
Bangkok: Train Market & Floating Market with Boat Ride
Bangkok - Thailand
Set off from Bangkok on a thrilling journey to Thailand's iconic markets. Marvel at the Railway Market's swift stall adjustments as trains pass by, then glide through the vibrant Floating Market’s canals, savoring local flavors, handmade crafts, and
€25
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Bangkok: Damnoen Saduak and Mae Klong Train Markets
Bangkok - Thailand
Explore Thailand's most vibrant markets on a guided tour from Bangkok. Visit the iconic Railway Market, where trains pass through bustling stalls, and enjoy a boat ride through the colorful Floating Market for an unforgettable cultural experience.
€42
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Bangkok: Maeklong Train Market & Floating Market Day Tour
Bangkok - Thailand
Explore the Maeklong Railway Market and Damnoen Saduak Floating Market on a private day tour from Bangkok. Optional boat ride, local goods, and cultural insights included.
€43
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Things to Know Before You Go
Damnoen Saduak is highly popular among tourists, so expect crowds and higher prices compared to local markets. Bargaining is customary and can be part of the fun, but do so politely. Bring cash, as most vendors do not accept cards. Wear comfortable clothing and sunscreen, as the market can get warm under the sun. If you want a quieter experience, avoid the peak hours by arriving early.
How to Get There
From Bangkok, the market is a 90-minute drive. You can hire a taxi, take a private car, or join a guided tour that includes round-trip transportation. For a more budget-friendly option, take a minivan from Bangkok’s Southern Bus Terminal (Sai Tai Mai). Ensure any transportation is pre-arranged to avoid scams.
When to Get There
The market is at its liveliest early in the morning when vendors begin setting up and locals are still shopping. Aim to arrive by 7:00 AM to enjoy the freshest produce and a more relaxed atmosphere. The cooler months from November to February are ideal for visiting, as the weather is more comfortable for exploring outdoor attractions.
Day Trips from Bangkok
Pair your visit to the floating market with nearby attractions for a well-rounded day trip. Many tours include stops at the Maeklong Railway Market, famous for its vendors quickly clearing the tracks for passing trains. You can also explore local coconut sugar farms or visit nearby temples such as Wat Bang Kung, known for its unique tree-covered structure. These add depth to your cultural experience while making the most of your journey outside Bangkok.
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