Lovely place to go for souveniers and also to experience local food. we went in the day but I think at night it is very magical. More

Well, I could not say that it is a bad place for visit or something like this... But for those who are planning to visit this "Floating Market", keep in mind that we are talking about a tourist construction that represents a floating market. For sure you will have a good time wandering on the wooden paths above water and... More

Lots of variety, friendly people. You will not starve More

We'd been told this was worth visiting and it was! But it is built for tourists and that's OK if you know that but it's great to wander around for a while but it is very hot! There is very few restaurants that have any sort of cooling and the one we found told us that we couldn't order food... More

It is our first time to visit the new floating marked here and we was a little skeptic, but realty like it. Yes it is different then this in BKK, but here was more space, and we get was what we came for: Isaan Pillow. For info the is an bus taht goes from Pattaya and to the marked. It... More

Good day trip out,plenty to do,boat rides ,good food,bargains. Loved sampling all the fresh cooked foods. Easy to get lost amongst all the ramps and houses. well worth the trip. More

Loved the food sellers and the cultural displays - great to see a little bit of history while you wander amongst the stalls. Lots of great bargains and the most wonderful food! Nothing to dislike! More

We just jumped on a pick up taxi to take us there which cost us 300 baht. The floating market was a pleasant surprise, a labyrinth of little shops and food sellers on the little canoe type boats. Plenty of cover from the sun. More

This was on a smaller scale than the real one in Bangkok which we saw in later visits. We were inundated with class visits from a school in Bangkok. It was nice to see how excited the school children were. More