Amphawa Floating Market is the one Floating Market to go to! Why? Simply because it’s the one that locals go! It’s the second most popular floating market in Thailand after Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. However, the downside is that they are only open during the weekends from the afternoon.
Getting here requires a 90mins drive from Bangkok. You will arrive in  Samut Songkhram province where Mae Klong Train Market is located too. If you are hungry, why not drop by a Thai Wanton Noodle Stall to have Ba Mee Kiao before driving inwards towards the market?
Want to know how Bangkok looked like in the past where there were more canals than roads? Amphawa fulfils that and offers you a quaint view!
Walk right into the market centre along Amphawa canal and you will experience the buzz of the market.
You see lots of shops along canals and also vendors on boat selling seafood, which is the draw of this market.
Old school toys to bring back some precious memories of your childhood.
Coconut Rolls! You must try this! Warm and soft, so delicious that you can’t stop at one.
Mini pancakes and thai desserts.
Wow. Mega Tako Yaki!
The glazed chicken looks  so tempting!!!
Other than shops selling you food, you can also play games here!
Where does this boat take you to? You can take a tour around the market area or even see fireflies during the night.
You will get to see this magnificent sunset on the boat!
Here’s Amphawa Floating Market at night.
Mini Ice Cream
Glow in the dark fireflies.
Don’t miss out Amphawa Floating Market when visiting Bangkok! You can get here either by driving or by minivan. You can travel like the locals by taking a minivan from Victory Monument at about 80 baht per pax or you can travel with a group with arrangements from travel agencies or hotels.
