Here are 4 lesser-known attractions in Bangkok with detailed guides

4 hidden gems in Bangkok to add to your wish list! ⭐ Immerse in local life - Explore a lesser-known floating market Bangkok's floating markets are not limited to Damnoen Saduak. This one is frequented by locals, offering an authentic and simple market experience without overcharging tourists. Enjoy Thai-style fried fish with spices, crab shell stuffed with meat, and a variety of Thai pastries. Indulge yourself with delicious and affordable food, as well as miscellaneous goods, toys, clothes, fruits, homemade jams, and coffee shops, where you can leisurely eat and stroll for half a day. 🕙 Business hours: Weekends from 7:00 am to 4:30 pm 📍 Search for: Bang Nam Phueng Floating Market ⭐ A cafe hidden in the woods - A quiet retreat away from the hustle and bustle Near the man-made island of Bang Kachao, to find this hidden paradise, you need to follow their designed route through a lush palm forest. The atmosphere is perfect for a leisurely vacation, with open-air seating where you can enjoy delicious food while watching the boats on the Chao Phraya River and enjoying the breeze. The cakes, ice cream, and fried chicken wings are all delicious, with no disappointments. 📍 Search for: Hiddenwoods cafe / e-scooter rental shop 🕙 Business hours: 10:30 am to 6:00 pm ⭐ Thai cooking class experience - Show off your cooking skills back home Learn a few sour and spicy Thai dishes to impress your friends when they visit. Sompong Thai Cooking School offers a half-day course for over 200 RMB, where you can learn to make 4 classic dishes with a different menu each day: mango sticky rice, coconut curry shrimp, green papaya salad, panang curry chicken, etc. It's recommended to choose the morning class to go to the market with the teacher to pick ingredients. The teacher conducts the class in English and will mention the Chinese names of some ingredients when necessary. Just watch and learn. 🚗 Transportation: Take the BTS Silom Line to Chong Nonsi station, exit 3 📍 Search for: Sompong Thai Cooking School ⭐ Graffiti night market check-in This area used to be an old canal residential area in Bangkok, which has been transformed into a night market with a strong graffiti culture in the past two years. The streets are lined with graffiti representing Thai, Chinese, and Indian customs. Just standing against any wall makes for a beautiful photo. The night lights are stunning, and you can stroll along the canal, eat and drink, or kayak in the river, slowly enjoying the beauty of old Bangkok. 📍 Search for: Ong Ang Walking Street 🚗 Transportation: Take the MRT to Sam Yot station, exit 1 🕙 Business hours: Weekend evenings For more travel tips abroad, follow me and let's see the world together~