Amphawa, Land of Natural Serenity and the Famous Floating Market in Thailand

Many associate images of floating markets with Southeast Asia, and in specially, Thailand. And it is not hard to condemnation them. Thailand does have some pretty cool floating markets. This iconic agora places caulescent from the time when the country and its people count on heavily on water transportation and taxi transportation. There are the couple in Thailand, but Amphawa stands out as the more genuine one out there, so much so that even Thais come out and spend time here during the weekends. You can easily come here by the Bangkok to Amphawa tax service. Also, you can easily book them online with the help of their website.

The market experience and environment are in Samut Songkram Province (also referred to as the garden province for obvious reasons), about an hour or so south from Bangkok. This is Thailand's smallest province (approximately 416 square kilometers) but is home to one of the country's largest salt farms.

Before we take you to the market on water, check out the market on railway tracks. Yes, you heard us right, vendors sell their goods on actual train tracks! And what do they do if an incoming locomotive is approaching? Yes, they pick up their stuff and dismantle their tents, move out of the way and let the train pass on through. Then they set everything back up and its business as usual. This is certainly not for the slow-minded. Bring your camera as it is sure to be a lively, colorful and unique scene.

Reach Amphawa later this afternoon. Enjoy the area's tranquility with a gentle and soothing Bangkok to Amphawa Taxi ride. Yes, breathe it all in. Enjoy a nice seafood dinner tonight, as well as a pretty cool experience. What is it? A nighttime boat ride which magically illuminates as a result of the flickering lights from fireflies.