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Bang Noi Floating Market
Operating day: Saturday - Sunday
Operating time: 06.00 - 18.00
Bang Noi Floating Market Kradang Nga, Bang Kon Tee, Samut Songkhram. It is 5 kilometers away from the King Rama II Memorial Park in Amphawa district and Amphawa Floating Market.
Bang Noi Community or Bang Noi Nok used to be a very important trading water area along the Mae Klong River. 40 years ago, wooden houses were built along the two riversides.
Bang Noi Floating Market is open during the waning moon period and the waxing moon period on 4th, 8th and 3rd. it is open every Saturday and Sunday from 07.00 on.
Agricultural products sold here include lychees, mangoes, pomelo, star apples, rose apples and Samut Songkhram’s well-known foods and desserts like Klong shrimp paste, lemon pickles bought from the farms, preserved and sold on the boat. Also, on the ground inside the wooden house shops, various interesting goods are available.
If you visit Bang Noi Floating Market, you should not miss Taejiu Roti of Renu which is the only roti store in Bang Noi Floating Market. Visitors can wander around the market to viewing the ancient atmosphere, enjoying various shops along the riverside and talking with the local people.
For those who like the antiques, there is a free museum called the Tang Siam Ha Museum. Boat trip to the museum at Wat Sai, an over 400-year-old temple, is available where you can learn the establishment of the place and the daily life of people along the way. Homestays are available for tourists who love to experience the peaceful environment.
Mobile : 0813087378, 0818124835
Category: Suburban Living
Group: Floating Market
Last Update : 7 YearAgo
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