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This floating market, located southwest of Bangkok, is the only one that still retains the old Thai style, with a history of over 100 years. On the canal, lush with tropical trees on both sides, several boats carrying vegetables and fruits weave through the narrow waterways. The locals, wearing unique straw hats, loudly hawk their goods, creating a distinctive atmosphere. On a sunny morning, Thai women wearing wide-brimmed hats and blue cotton clothes row small boats. These boats, loaded with vegetables and fruits, navigate the narrow waterways, presenting a magical yet familiar traditional Thai scene. Unlike other floating markets, here you can also take a boat tour of the fruit orchards and learn about the traditional process of making coconut sugar, which is fresh and interesting for tourists. Additionally, if you're brave enough, you can take photos with snakes. Lizards are also commonly seen in the water or on land. Due to the damp land, only stilt houses can be built here. Many of these houses are unique, ranging from simple to slightly luxurious, and some are quite expensive homestays.