A very nice experience taking a motor boat so early just to have
breakfast in Floating Market.
A lot of Thai's traditional food...especially fruits...
The boat ride was fun, as if "bumping car", bumping with other boats :)
Thailand, 2007
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You have a very good blog. I love very much your photos. Bravo!
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Great Pictures!!
ReplyDeletethat looks like such a wonderful experience.
ReplyDeleteooh, I want one of those bananas!
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ReplyDeleteThat looks like such an awesome experience!
ReplyDeleteNo need to ride dodgem cars , just go to the floating market.What great fun and great pictures. I love indigenous markets.
ReplyDeleteIt's great seeing other cultures like this.
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Great experience you had. I missed this when I was in Thailand.
ReplyDeleteI love these photos..I felt I was right in there with all the bustle and busyness!
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the Floating Market is one unforgettable experience of my trip to Bangkok years ago. i wish we have a similar market here.:p
ReplyDeleteLooks like quite an interesting experience to paddle along the waterways.
ReplyDeleteAmazing....what a wonderful and educational share for us who don't live in your part of the world!! I really enjoyed this.
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Oh I wish I could experience this as well and be able to buy in a floating market! Looks so fun! Good day!
ReplyDeleteI'd be too scared to take the boat ride but the fruit looks good!
ReplyDeleteamazing shots!
ReplyDeleteOh, I love these shots. Reminds me of Aberdeen fishing village in Hong Kong. How fun to take a boat ride for breakfast. I really enjoyed these photos.
ReplyDeletevery cool love the pictures of lands that I have heard of and never seen makes it seem as if somehow I know what it is like
ReplyDeleteNow, I've been wanting to ask this question, why they do this in the water, is there any inland that they could put a market? This looks like Venice to me. How the people would buy the produce? Sorry for the questions Lani ^_^ just very curious.
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so, this is the famous floating market, nice photos, indeed.
ReplyDeleteyes, manang kim, this looks like "asian venice":)