Kwan Riam Floating Market
45 Ramkhamhaeng 185 Alley, Min Buri, Bangkok 10510
Weekends and public holidays, from about 07:00 (closing time varies by source)
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Kwan Riam is a weekend floating market in Min Buri, in eastern Bangkok, set along a canal between Wat Bamphen Nuea and Wat Bamphen Tai. Wooden Thai-style buildings, canal-side stalls and boat noodles and desserts make it a calm, photogenic stop. Many visitors arrive early on weekends to watch monks collect alms from boats, which wraps up by around 08:00. A short boat ride along the canal costs about 10 baht, and there are fish to feed. It is quieter than the better-known floating markets, though some find the food choice limited off-peak. It opens on weekends and holidays from about 07:00. There is no rail link, so most people come by road, by taxi or bus along Ramkhamhaeng.
Rating from public reviews
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Visitors love the peaceful canal setting, the traditional wooden houses and the early weekend alms-giving by boat.
The most common complaint is a limited choice of food and thin crowds outside peak weekend hours.
Signature dish (as named by sources)
Boat noodles
Admission
Free
At a glance
- Weekend morning alms-giving by boat
- Wooden canal-side Thai houses
- Boat ride along the canal
Thai name
ตลาดน้ำขวัญ-เรียม
Dishes
Thai desserts
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