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Vendors selling fresh produce and goods from wooden boats at Bangkok Floating Market, with tourists and locals wearing tradit
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Wooden boats loaded with colorful flowers and textiles at a Bangkok floating market in turquoise water
Crowded floating market in Bangkok with wooden boats laden with fresh produce and goods lining narrow waterway, wooden buildi

Bangkok Floating Market

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Operating Hours

Operates at 08 am

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Damnoen Saduak Floating Market sits on a canal dug between 1866 and 1868 by order of King Rama IV to connect the Ratchaburi and Samut Sakhon provinces. Today it is one of Thailand's best known floating markets, with a visit typically taking a couple of hours from its 8 am opening.

Local vendors row boats packed with goods along the canal, selling souvenirs and classic Thai wares alongside fresh fruit, vegetables, drinks, handmade sweets and seafood, much as they have for generations before shopping malls took over. Walking the market's wooden walkways puts you close to this trade, and hiring a small boat lets you glide through the busier stretches of canal for a slower, on-the-water look at the stalls and the everyday transactions playing out around you. Where your ticket includes it, a roundtrip hotel transfer covers the trip out from Bangkok and back.

A boat ride for up to 5 people can be added at booking for a closer look at the busier canal stretches. Rayna's local team in Thailand handles your ticket and transfer booking, and stays reachable for support before your visit.

  • Visit Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, built along a canal dug in 1866 under King Rama IV.
  • Watch local vendors row boats packed with fresh produce, sweets and souvenirs along the canal.
  • Walk the market's wooden walkways or hire a small boat to glide through the canal.
  • Sample Thai street food and shop for souvenirs, textiles, ceramics and handicrafts at the stalls.
  • Add a roundtrip hotel transfer from Bangkok or a boat ride for up to 5 people.
  • Admission ticket to Damnoen Saduak Floating Market
  • Roundtrip hotel transfer (if selected at booking)
  • Boat ride through the canal (if selected as an add-on)
  • Personal expenses
  • Tips and gratuities
  • Food, drinks and souvenirs purchased at the market
  • Boat ride through the canal, unless selected as an add-on
  1. You will receive your tour confirmation voucher by email shortly after booking.
  2. Check your spam or junk folder, or contact our online support team, if you don't see it.
  3. Download the voucher and present it at the venue.
  • A valid government-issued photo ID or passport is mandatory for entry.
  • Bookings are subject to availability and are confirmed within 24 hours.
  • Present your voucher at the counter.
  • Children must be accompanied by an adult at all times.
  • Eating, drinking and smoking are not permitted in transfer vehicles or during the visit.
  • Outside food and beverages may not be allowed, as per venue regulations.
  • No refunds, amendments or cancellations are given for unused, missed or partially used services.
  • Entry may be denied for non-compliance with venue rules, safety guidelines or dress codes.
  • If you add a hotel transfer, be ready at the hotel lobby at least 5 minutes before your assigned pickup time.
  • Schedules and routes may change due to traffic, weather or operational conditions.
  • This activity is not valid for Thai passport holders.
  • For additional information or assistance, contact Rayna support using the contact details on your booking voucher.
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Frequently asked questions

It is a historic floating market on a canal southwest of Bangkok, where local vendors sell goods from rowing boats. It is one of Thailand's best known floating markets and a popular half-day trip from the city.
The canal was dug between 1866 and 1868 by order of King Rama IV, originally to connect the Ratchaburi and Samut Sakhon provinces for trade and travel between the two regions.
Vendors sell fresh fruit, vegetables, seafood, handmade sweets and souvenirs from rowing boats along the canal, alongside classic Thai wares found at the stalls on the wooden walkways.
A boat ride is not included by default, but it can be added at booking as an add-on for up to 5 people to glide through the busier canal stretches of the market.

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