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Bang Li Market, the Two Seasons Town
Another historic market in Suphan Buri province, Bang Li Market, the Two Seasons Town, was once a center of prosperity and ancient trade by the river in the Two Siblings district. The name "Two Seasons Town" refers to the dry season and the flood season because it is situated in the low-lying basin of the Two Siblings district.
Sri Prachan Old Market
Another historical marketplace in Suphanburi province, around 100 years old, nestled in Sri Prachan District. The architectural style consists of old two-story wooden houses that have maintained their historical appearance. In 2008, this market was awarded an outstanding destination in the category of cultural tourism attractions.
Tha Chang Market
This is a historic market nestled along the rims of the Tha Chin River, where people live their lives through trade. It offers a traditional way of life and a rich variety of food, representing an enticing charm worth exploring. For tourists who appreciate the atmosphere of an old-style market, this place offers an opportunity to immerse themselves in the local way of life, as the conditions of the houses and environment remain largely unchanged.
Pod Phraya Market
It is a traditional fresh market open in the afternoon and evening, located right along the river. It is an ancient market established since the year 1925. The market offers a wide variety of products to choose from, with an emphasis on fresh food items.
Kao Hong Market 100 Years
Reflecting on the past brings to mind the traditional way of life of Thai people living along riverbanks, leading simple and sufficient lives. At Ko Kret, a century-old market by the Tha Chin River in Suphan Buri province, one can reminisce about such times.
Bang Luang Market
Bang Luang Market is an ancient market of the Thai and Chinese communities. Originally, Bang Luang Market was a significant waterborne trading area in Bang Len District, as it had a port that was convenient for the transportation of goods.
Rom Mai Chai Nam Market, Wat Phra Loi
Suphanburi province has launched a cultural street, Rom Mai Market by the waterfront, featuring Wat Phra Loi, highlighting local characteristics and a lush atmosphere. The cultural street of Wat Phra Loi will be a place for families to relax and unwind, as well as a space for youths to express themselves creatively. Visitors can explore community art and culture, taste a variety of delicious foods, especially local dishes and desserts, and also witness demonstrations of local wisdom.
Pratu San Walking Street
Find many activities Delicious local food cultural performance Demonstration of Suphan local wisdom Selling souvenir products Country singing contest Community photography contest Suphanburi City Legend Retelling Seminar
Robinson
Come together, shop to the max at Robinson. Open hours 10:00-21:00 daily.
Floating Market
A community-based tourist attraction for the community, learning about the local ways of the Ton Tan Subdistrict.
Sam Chuk Market
Attractions in Suphanburi: The Hundred-Year Market, close to Bangkok, filled with delicious, good value treats aplenty. Anyone who wishes to experience the traditional Thai way of life, fill their stomachs with delicious food, and gain a bit of wisdom can try visiting Sam Chuk Market.