Things to do in The Market Bangkok

The day I participated, there were 18 people on the tour. Wat Paknam → Lunch at Pink Ganesha → Free time → (Pink Ganesha was being replicated that day, so we also went to a nearby temple with a larger Ganesha) → Disbanded at the night market. It was a very good tour that we could enjoy all day. Our guide, Pairat, was very kind and easy to understand.

Although there were tourists from all over the world in our group, the tour guide explained the attractions to us in Chinese and English, and asked us if we had any questions about the attractions from time to time. He was very attentive and considerate.

I had such a great time at this cooking class! It was a truly unique and memorable experience — fun from start to finish. Everything was really well-organised, and the setup made it easy to follow along, even for beginners. The instructor- 'Plane' was absolutely awesome: warm, knowledgeable, and made everyone feel welcome. I learned a lot, laughed even more, made new friends and went home full and happy. Highly recommend to anyone looking for a hands-on, enjoyable activity!

Definitely one of the highlights of our Thailand trip! My sister and I honestly did not expect much from the destinations but the smooth tour and our funny tour guide Jackson (last photo) made it memorable. We started on time, our vehicle was comfy and the drive was smooth (we slept well during transit haha). We got to appreciate the places we went to since there was no rush-- Jackson taught us "sabai sabai" meaning "taking it easy" during our stops. He also gave us tips on where to get the best deals for souvenirs and food. Thank you so much for this tour! Highlights: Floating Market- caricature drawing, coconut ice cream; Buffalo Cafe- cute buffalo, nice serene place to wind down; Maeklong Railway- cheap souvenirs + fruits!

There are traditional Thai boats, a park full of water, big trees, a magical Indian elephant temple, a huge local floating market, a coffee shop with a lot of atmosphere, delicious mango sticky rice, and a great tour guide. It is a small group trip and unforgettable.

Both Chinese/English tour guides were very friendly and enthusiastic. One-day tours can easily go back and forth between the railway and the floating market, and the cruise experience is also very good value for money. I think the floating market has a good atmosphere and sense of ceremony, but the souvenirs and meals are a bit weak; when the train enters the railway market, some vendors do not welcome tourists to stand in front, which makes people feel uncomfortable; the coffee, ice cream and cakes at the Buffalo Cafe are very good, and the pink buffalo is really special. Take a break and use the restroom to make the return journey more comfortable. Overall, the scenic spot is about three to four stars, and five stars are for the two serious tour guides~ (In addition to the introduction, there are also question-and-answer games to help everyone refresh and help take pictures, which is really good~)

The Pink Elephant Temple is in Chachoengsao Province, about an hour and a half drive from downtown Bangkok. If you want to go there on your own, transportation may not be very convenient. It is just right to join this tour. It is very comfortable to sit on the bus and you can feel the leisurely pace of the suburbs. The tour guide Miss Jenny is fluent in Japanese and English and takes good care of every guest~

super fun and highly recommended, probably the highlight of our trip. plane was our guide and she’s funny af, we whipped out 5 delicious meals and had a great time!