Rip offWe stopped here with our driver on a tour around to temples etc not really knowing what to expect. 200THB to get in, to walk around a boardwalk with touristy souvenirs and some food. I think the ticket included a train ride around & boat trip on a tiny lake, but we didn’t bother. Really a tourist trap with nothing really appealing at
The Thai floating market is very famous, but Bangkok is far from the city center, Hua Hin also has a floating market, in fact, in addition to the different business model locations, the small items sold and food are not very different from the ordinary market.
I feel that there are not many markets in Hua Hin. Maybe because of the environment here, it is relatively close to the sea. I feel that many of the required supplies are self-sufficient, or purchased in the city a little farther away, so it is not too convenient for passengers. It is best to bring it in advance.
The small floating market is basically dominated by local consumer groups, so things are not expensive. If you want to go, it is best to speak a little Thai.
Hua Hin Water Market is more like a paradise. It is a small and fresh route. The scenery in the market is elegant and beautiful. It is admired by Thai design concepts and methods. It is very fun here and you can come and stroll.
Hua Hin Floating Market is similar to the Floating Market near Bangkok, but it is still worth visiting and playing, recommended
Rip offWe stopped here with our driver on a tour around to temples etc not really knowing what to expect. 200THB to get in, to walk around a boardwalk with touristy souvenirs and some food. I think the ticket included a train ride around & boat trip on a tiny lake, but we didn’t bother. Really a tourist trap with nothing really appealing at
The Thai floating market is very famous, but Bangkok is far from the city center, Hua Hin also has a floating market, in fact, in addition to the different business model locations, the small items sold and food are not very different from the ordinary market.
I feel that there are not many markets in Hua Hin. Maybe because of the environment here, it is relatively close to the sea. I feel that many of the required supplies are self-sufficient, or purchased in the city a little farther away, so it is not too convenient for passengers. It is best to bring it in advance.
The small floating market is basically dominated by local consumer groups, so things are not expensive. If you want to go, it is best to speak a little Thai.
Hua Hin Water Market is more like a paradise. It is a small and fresh route. The scenery in the market is elegant and beautiful. It is admired by Thai design concepts and methods. It is very fun here and you can come and stroll.
Hua Hin Floating Market is similar to the Floating Market near Bangkok, but it is still worth visiting and playing, recommended