• Tha Kha Floating Market - A most traditional floating market remaining that operates on the weekends only (except on Buddhist holidays). Considered ‘off-the-beaten-track’ and not visited by foreign tourists as much as its neighbours, the Damnoen Saduak and Amphawa floating markets.
• Wat Bang Kung - Small temple built centuries ago and now completely surrounded by the roots of a Banyan Tree.

• Paddle boat ride at Tha Kha floating market
• Thai Set Menu Lunch
• English speaking guide

• Gratuities (optional)
• Drinks
• Hotel pick up/drop off

Amongst various floating markets in Thailand, Thaka stands out as likely the most ‘genuine’. It offers a unique experience compared to neighboring floating markets like Damnern Saduak and Amphawa, and isn’t typically featuring on tourist itineraries. This could potentially be the final such market and considering a visit before it becomes another tourist hotspot might be a wise move.

This charming, serene floating market operates fully as it has been for many years, where local vendors sell a variety of goods like fruits, meats and fish from their drifting wooden sampans, all done in a very chill, traditional atmosphere.

Close by, there’s a coconut plantation where the farmer creates palm sugar using an age-old method.

One of the highlights of this trip will be a visit to Wat Bang Kung, an ancient temple encased in the roots of a gigantic Banyan Tree.

The tour concludes with a leisurely lunch in an al fresco restaurant located next to the Mae Kong River, where patrons can enjoy the refreshing river breeze.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.