Pick you up at any hotel in Downtown Bangkok. (Pickup time and locations can vary by tours for join-in tours.) Our journey will start in the morning at a notable floating market in the province Ratchaburi, 90 km away from Bangkok.

Once we arrive in Ratchaburi, we board a traditional boat to explore its canal and floating market.

This notable man-made canal is known as Damnoen Saduak, which literally means the Convenience Passageway, and was dug in the reign of King Mongkut more than 150 years ago, to connect the Tha Chin River in Nakhon Pathom with the Mae Klong River in Ratchaburi.

Its floating market, the Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, offers a variety of products and souvenirs, and still provides a unique way of buying and selling goods. Many local products are available everyday from morning until afternoon, including Thai snacks, desserts, handicraft items, and souvenirs.

From here, we also visit a Coconut Sugar Farm. This place is where you can try and taste sweet coconut sugar juice, or purchases local products made from coconut sugar.

Then we’ll return to your hotel in Bangkok.