Tha Tian Market

5 강태욱 - 3 months ago

If you are not local people, just follow people to go out from wat prah kaew
Boat stop should pass this passage.
Awosome but small

5 Meng Foo Choo - 2 years ago

One of the most exciting wet market I had seen in Bangkok. Here we can see how the sellers prepare the fishes, salted or fermented and bottled them or lay them out to dry. It is one huge space with many stalls in them. We were intrigue by the variety of fishes and sea animals on sales. People were very friendly, when asked to photograph them, most of them obliged with a smile. They do not get angry if we did not buy any of their goods but pry with astonishing and bewildered expression. It is one great place to do street photography. Never have I been allowed to go so near and so close to people on the street. I love the fish eyes, in your eye shots. My f1.8 lens had found some justice in its use.

5 Thomas Banks - 2 years ago

Peaceful, beautiful old market. Amazing variety of dried, salted and fermented seafood but the smells are all very pleasant! Also a few good stalls to buy meals to eat there.

4 Ritesh Agrawal - 4 years ago

This is the place worth visiting if someone really want a sneak peak into what Thai people eat. Place is full of dry fish, squids, salmons and spices. You can see a lots of variety of fish, especially dry fish here.

The only problem is over the top smell, this place may be too stinky for people to bear it.

5 Palinee Pantong - 4 years ago

I got short shopping here while I was waiting for the ferryboat to Wat Arun. The cloths are inexpensive and the vendors were so friendly even when I and my friends dealt with them and they wanted to offer discount too so we got very good price.

1 Jaap Kramer - 2 months ago

Market was almost completely deserted. Only one remaining stall selling dried fish.

4 supatra kesonpat - 3 years ago

Exotic place for foreigner !! The traditional market, the location of the fitting on the back of Wat Pho, Beautiful little shops and restaurant ,quick easy ferry to wat Arun, and great little food places.