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Maeklong Railway & Damnoen Saduak Market: Guided Tour + Train & Boat Ride

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Duration: 6h
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From Bangkok: Amphawa Floating Market & Maeklong Railway Train Market Tour

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Duration: 11h
Live guide in English, Thai
Group of max. 9 people

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Damnoen Floating Market & Maeklong Railway: Guided Tour from Bangkok + Boat Ride

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Duration: 7h
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About: Maeklong Railway Market

Arguably the world's most precariously positioned marketplace, Maeklong Railway Market is famous due to the active railway tracks that pass right through its center packed with stalls, sending the vendors scrambling to close up their awnings, gather their goods, and move out of the way as the train passes through! It's a sight unlike any other!

Maeklong Railway Market

545/3 Alley beside Taweekit Complex Maeklong, 75000, Samut Songkhram

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Crowded floating market with people in wooden boats, some selling goods, others paddling through the canal.

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Damnoen Floating Market

Damnoen Floating Market is located about 100 km southwest of Bangkok, Thailand. The market's origins date back to the late 19th century. It's now primarily a tourist attraction for domestic and international visitors, often considered the most famous floating market in the world.

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Mahanakhon Skywalk

Walk on the glass floor and view the city

Aerial view of a Thai temple with intricate roofing, surrounded by water and bridges, amidst lush greenery and various structures.

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Ancient Siam is a large outdoor museum located one hour's drive from central Bangkok, Thailand. The museum grounds are spread over an area over 200 acres, which correspond roughly to the geographical shape of the Kingdom of Thailand itself. The park features replicas of Thailand's most famous buildings and monuments from antiquity and the present day.