[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Kwan-Riam Floating Market (Updated Apr)

Weekend, I visited Khwan Riam Floating Market Location: Soi Ramkhamhaeng 185, Ramkhamhaeng Road, Min Buri Subdistrict Min Buri District, Bangkok The market opens from 08.00-17.00 hrs. Open only on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays Parking is available in front of the market, you can park and take a trailer to the market, very convenient and free There are many things for sale in the market, such as boat noodles various snacks and drinks There is also an electric boat on the Saen Saep Canal that takes you to the 100-year-old market, Min Buri Market Today, I took an electric boat to Min Buri Market I got to see the view along the riverside, very comfortable Plus, the boat ride is free Or if you want to take the boat from the floating market It costs 40 baht per person Floating markets in Bangkok Khwan Riam Floating Market #Khwan Riam Floating Market #Electric boat #Bangkok attractions

#VisitBangkok Kwan Riam Floating Market, the only floating market in Ramkhamhaeng area. I had the chance to visit for the second time in 8 years. The market looked very quiet. We came by boat from Khlong Saen Saep and took a free boat service from the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration at Wat Sri Bun Rueang Pier. It took almost 1 hour to reach the market because the boat was very slow. The market looked clean and tidy. Even though it was a holiday, there weren't many people. It might be because there weren't as many shops as before. But it was still possible to experience the atmosphere. The market is open every holiday and there is alms giving from 07.30-08.00. You can check the market's Facebook page. #Kwan Riam Floating Market

Kwan-Riam Floating Market is a floating market located on the Saen Saep Canal, near Wat Bamphen Nuea and Wat Bang Pheng Tai. Kwan-Riam Floating Market is operated by the Krob Krua Khon Transport Company, a business group that has been granted a concession to operate passenger boats on the Saen Saep Canal. Chaowalit Methayaprabhas is the owner of the company and also the founder of Kwan-Riam Floating Market. The project started when a government agency contacted Chaowalit to consult about creating a riverside tourist attraction on the Saen Saep Canal. Chaowalit proposed a design concept, using the idea of ​​a floating market from the novel Plae Kao by Mai Mueang Derm, because the characters in the story are Ai Kwan and E Riam, who live in the Bang Kapi field area, as a selling point for creating a floating market. Kwan-Riam Floating Market is a floating market on the Saen Saep Canal between two temples: Wat Bamphen Nuea and Wat Bang Pheng Tai. It opens on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. In the morning at 7:30 a.m., there is an alms-giving ceremony by boat[4] where monks and novices row boats to receive alms from relatives and laypeople who come to offer food to the monks. Between the two temples, there are two bridges connecting them, one of which is a bridge in the shape of a boat frame[5]. Originally, there was a bridge connecting Wat Bamphen Nuea and Wat Bangpeng Tai. In the floating market area, there is also a statue of Khwan-Riam riding a buffalo placed next to the Banyan Tree Shrine[7]. The Khwan-Riam Shrine is on the side of Wat Bangpeng Tai, along the Saen Saep Canal. The front of the shrine faces the canal. There is also a section showing domestic animals, such as miniature horses and rabbits. By car, you can get there from Seri Thai Road (Wat Bamphen Nuea), with bus lines 27 and 502. Another route is from Ramkhamhaeng Road (Wat Bangpeng Tai), with bus lines 113 and 58, 113 and 514. Location: Located on the Saen Saep Canal, near Wat Bamphen Nuea and Wat Bangpeng Tai. You can get there by car from Soi Seri Thai 60 and Soi Ramkhamhaeng 187.

You can drive your own car to get there. There is convenient parking. It is located on Seri Thai Road between Soi Seri Thai 60-62. You can make merit at two temples: Wat Bamphen Nuea and Wat Bang Pheng Tai. There are many foods to choose from and there are boats to take you to see nature on both sides of the Saen Saep Canal for a small fee. The atmosphere is shady. I recommend going on Saturday and Sunday. In the morning around 7 am, you can bring things to give to monks on both sides of the canal. There will be monks on boats to collect alms. After that, you will be full of merit and full of stomach. #Full of merit and full of stomach

📍Khwan Riam Floating Market We stopped by the floating market to find something to eat. We found a restaurant with a lot of food and desserts. There is a place to release fish, feed fish, and feed birds. It's complete. You can make merit by releasing fish. There is also a boat service for tourists to take a boat ride. 👍🏻 More details: Khwan Riam Floating Market 45 Soi Ramkhamhaeng 185, Min Buri, Bangkok #We take you on a trip #Travel diary #Khwan Riam Floating Market

#Market worth visiting: Khwan-Riam Floating Market, a retro market From the love story of Khwan-Riam 😍 The market is open only on Saturdays, Sundays and public holidays. There are a variety of food and products to choose from, and there are places to sit and eat by the water. There are also boat rides for 40 baht per round. In addition, the market has a pick-up and drop-off service if we take the bus for free. Go to the entrance to catch the bus. #KhwanRiamFloatingMarket

#VisitBangkok Wat Bamphen Nuea is located on Ramkhamhaeng Road. You can take a bus to get there. The temple is very shady. Inside the temple, there are many places to make merit and there are candles for each day of birth. If anyone is free and nearby, I recommend you come and make merit. It is also near the Kwan Riam Floating Market. After making merit, come and find something delicious to eat. But the market is only open on Sat-Sun. #BeautifulTemplesAroundThailand

Talad Yan On the occasion of my birthday, I went to make merit at the temple, gave alms to monks, and walked around the floating market. There were food, clothes, and decorations for sale. You can feed the fish. There are both bread and pellet food. The area is clean and there is quite a lot of parking space. The atmosphere is quiet. And there is also a boat service to see the city. The place is clean and very good. There is a sidecar service that delivers free delivery to the market. There are many animals that you can feed. ⏱️bOpening hours: Open only on Saturday-Sunday from 07:00-17:00 🏖️Environment/Facilities: There is a lot of parking in many zones and a lot of seats. 📍Address: 45 Soi Ramkhamhaeng 185, Min Buri Subdistrict, Min Buri District, Bangkok 10510 💵Average price per person: Free admission 💞Reason for recommending: You can walk around the floating market and make merit. #Get a discount without relying on luck #100 ways to travel #Travel in Bangkok #Nature attractions #Beautiful places to take pictures #Worth visiting markets #Floating markets #Thai temples #Bangkok

#tripfreeaccommodation #travelbangkok #khwanriamfloatingmarket 📞Hello Hello, I heard it and answered. This market comes from the famous novel, Old Wound, which is about the location of the story, Khlong Saen Saep, which is the location of the market on both sides of the canal, connected by a pedestrian bridge. This market on the Wat Bang Pheng Tai side has a free shuttle van, exiting on Ramkhamhaeng Road, but the Wat Bamphen Nuea side is closer to the road, so there is no shuttle van. This market is not very hot because there are shade nets to block the sun and there are mist fans to help keep you cool. There are cute animals like swans and baby goats. The products sold are mainly food and fashion products. Open on Saturdays and Sundays. In the morning, there is a water alms round, creating a canal atmosphere.

Kwan-Riam Floating Market is a floating market located on the Saen Saep Canal, at Wat Bamphen Nuea and Wat Bang Pheng Tai. It can be reached by car from Soi Seri Thai 60 and Soi Ramkhamhaeng 187. Before Kwan-Riam Floating Market, there was a flood in Thailand in 2011. At that time, Wat Bamphen Nuea was the location of a military unit that came to help with the flood and set up camp at this temple. They were able to hold back the floodwaters from flooding the nearby Bangchan Industrial Estate and prevented the water from reaching Bang Kapi District. Kwan-Riam Floating Market is operated by the Khrua Krob Transport Company, a business group that has been granted a concession to operate passenger boats on the Saen Saep Canal. Chaovalit Methayaprabhas is the owner of the company and founder of Kwan-Riam Floating Market. The project started when a government agency contacted Chaovalit to discuss creating a riverside tourist attraction on the Saen Saep Canal.

Kwan Riam Floating Market is a floating market in the middle of the city along the shady Saen Saep Canal. The important landmark here is the bridge connecting the two sides of Wat Bamphen Nuea, Seri Thai 60, and Wat Bang Pheng Tai, Ramkhamhaeng 18. From the love legend of 'Old Wound' to the story of 'Kwan-Riam Floating Market', it has become a classic floating market along the Saen Saep Canal. If anyone passes this way, don't forget to stop by. Inside the market, there are many delicious foods and various products for you to try and shop for souvenirs to take home. Address: Soi Ramkhamhaeng 185, Ramkhamhaeng Road, Min Buri Subdistrict, Min Buri District, Bangkok Opening hours: 08.00 - 18.00 hrs. #summerdream

#Beautiful photo spots Khwan-Riam Floating Market A floating market along the Saen Saeb Canal that simulates the lifestyle of people living along the Saen Saeb Canal. We recommend bringing your family, loved ones, and children to visit. In addition to eating delicious food, you will also see turtles, goats, fish, and chickens. After resting, stop by the temple to make merit and offer alms to the monks. ✅ The highlight is at 07.00, there is the Tak Bat Thevo ceremony. And don't miss taking a boat trip to Min Buri Market to see the way of life. ▪️ Open on Saturdays, Sundays, and public holidays. 🔸Time 07.00-17.00 📍 Between Soi Seri Thai 60 and Soi Ramkhamhaeng 187, or better known as Wat Bamphen Nuea and Wat Bang Pheng Tai

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Stop by to find something to eat at Khwan Riam Floating Market. There are a lot of food and snacks to choose from. There is a place to release fish. There are fruits for sale, fish food, fish bread. You can feed fish and birds. We happened to pass by this area so we stopped by. There is also a statue of Khwan Riam. The name sounds familiar like in the drama. Haha Another highlight is the boat ride. If anyone is interested, come and try the boat ride. 👍🏻 More details: Khwan Riam Floating Market, 45 Soi Ramkhamhaeng 185, Min Buri, Bangkok #WeTakeYouTravel #TravelJournal #KhwanRiamFloatingMarket

Kwan Riam Floating Market, near Bangkok, a little outside the city I've been here for a long time But now it's quite quiet There's food but not as much as before Even on Saturday, not many shops are open But there's still some food, a good variety Savory food, sweet food Feed the fish for fun If you're nearby, I recommend you come Feed the fish, feed the goats, eat snacks, worship Recommended shop, Nong Ma Wo School Coffee Shop 👍🏻 #Floating Market

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