[2024 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Taling Chan Floating Market (Updated Sep)

This is Taling chan Floating market ( ตลาดน้ำตลิ่งชัน ) in Bangkok, it’s open on weekends from 7:30am to 4pm. easy to find it’s full of delicious Thai foods, freshly cooked, great atmosphere of Thai culture. it’s a great to walk and explore. there also boats trips that you can take from the market to visit other places such as temple. highly recommended if you have the chance to visit. #mytripvlog #foodie #celebratewithtrip

visiting floating Market

visiting floating market at Khlong Chak Phar and homage to Buddha temple is in the bank of the river Felling great to treat foods for Fish in the river the moments n trip never forget

Floating Market near to Wat Arun Temple

This market was part of our boat package and we stopped here for sometime!! It's a beautiful floating market and also a adjacent ground market selling Amazing stuff and Thai street food. If you want to have a glimpse of floating markets in Bangkok, then it's recommended! It's near to Wat Arun Temple also. #floatingmarket #bangkok

Taling Chan Floating Market

Taling Chan Floating Market is located next to the Taling Chan District Office. You can park in front of the market or along the road next to the Taling Chan railway and then cross the railway to reach the market. Most visitors are foreigners, and there is no entrance fee. The market sells a variety of items including plants, flowers, vegetables, fruits, savory foods, desserts, and various sweets. Souvenirs and clothing are also available. There is a free haircut service provided by vocational school students. The front area sells general goods, while the riverside area has many food stalls offering grilled fish, grilled shrimp, and a variety of other dishes.

Bangkok's must-visit floating markets! Worth the half-hour taxi ride!

Visiting Bangkok, this is truly a worthwhile floating market to visit! This place is more local compared to other popular markets on social media, and it's relatively close to the city center, by taxi (if there's no traffic) it takes about twenty minutes to get there! ⭐️Here you'll find an abundance of local snacks everywhere, some fruits and vegetables are even unseen before, quite interesting! 🔻 There are also stalls and restaurants on big planks over the river, very simple in appearance, with chefs cooking on both sides of the plank, and diners sitting in rows in the middle, surrounded by the smell of food and steam, offering a unique experience. ⚠️If you want to take a boat, there is a difference between 💰99 baht and 💰1000 baht, the cheaper one just takes you around the nearby river, the more expensive one is because it will take you around those popular floating markets (like the Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market, Sai Noi Floating Market, etc... the whole trip takes about two hours oh～) 📍324 Chakphra Rd, Bangkok, Thailand

Bangkok with kids｜0 cost, less crowded, easy to stroll around, new guide to the floating market

▪Good place for family holidays in Bangkok, Thailand ▪Highly photogenic spot worth visiting multiple times 🛥Taling Chan Floating Market How to have fun with kids in Bangkok during holidays⁉ Follow me😎 to unlock new ways to play👊 Located in the suburbs of Bangkok, 'Taling Chan Floating Market' is actually a floating market very close to the city center of Bangkok. Although it's not a new attraction, there are free shuttle buses to and from MRT's bang khun non station exit 2 every weekend, so it's a great place to stroll around with kids and take photos~ No entrance fee is required for Taling Chan, mainly selling flowers, plants, local agricultural products and local snacks~ There are also clothing and handicrafts~ And there are few tourists here~ Mainly locals~ From the entrance, you can keep walking inside~ You can also try local snacks along the way~ Barbecue skewers, Luju, juice, soda slush, fruit~ Eating while walking is so satisfying~ And the prices here are very affordable~ Inside, there is a row of restaurants, noodle stalls and floating restaurants. The pork offal soup noodles at the noodle stall cost 40B per bowl, and they taste good~ But~ There are two super Ok photo spots here~ 🌟One is the railway behind the noodle stall~ You can definitely take great photos like those taken at the Beibi Railway~ wow~ 🌟The other one is the boat tour~ The boat tour here can unlock the currently most popular Big Buddha in Bangkok, you can take photos from the long-tail boat~ The angle is super OK~ And you can also visit the traditional water community in Bangkok👉 The fresh and artistic Kongbanglang~ 🚕Travel method: 1️⃣Every weekend, there are free shuttle buses to and from MRT's bang khun non station exit 2. There are green signs at the boarding point, and the bus departs at a specific time~ The free shuttle bus can also go to and from the Kong Lek Ma Rong floating market, the Sanpan Temple floating market, and the Songkong floating market~ 2️⃣Take the BTS (Silom Line) to the last station, Bang Wa, and then transfer to a taxi or take a taxi. The journey takes about 10 minutes Taling Chan Floating Market Opening hours: Saturday~Sunday, 08:00 in the morning~16:00 in the afternoon Address: 333, KhlongChakPhra, Taling Chan, Bangkok ◇BKK travel check-in◇Online cloud travel◇Thailand travel guide Bangkok Chiang Mai Phuket｜Must-check-in travel food guide丨Hotel B&B丨Exploring shops and exhibitions丨Family vacation丨Couple date丨Sister check-in丨Photo guide丨Budget travel guide

Experiencing riding boat along the fresh weekend morning Klonglat Mayom floating market. There will be 2 stops along the way waterway for 90mns. Best experience in Bangkok floating market. ♥️ #wintergetaway

When I went to Bangkok, local friends also took us to the water market where local talents went. The environment was very good~ I just went late, and many stalls were closed.... What is the name of the city? My friend said a bunch of Thai, I don't understand, I don't understand. I only know that it is far from the downtown area of Bangkok. It is almost 70km... The environment is really good. Basically only local people are shopping and selling. Mainly food and daily clothes, etc.