Jodd Fairs – Former Talad Rot Fai Ratchada rebranded and moved to a new location.
In November 2021, the famous Talad Rot Fai Ratchada made its comeback under the new name “Jodd Fairs” at a new location. Now located behind Central Plaza Grand Rama 9 Shopping Mall. It is easily accessible via a 5 minute walk from MRT Phra Rama 9.
With over 600 street food and fashion apparel stalls, some old and others new, Jodd Fairs remains one of the best night markets to visit due to its convivial atmosphere.
With tons of street food ranging from grilled pork skewers to fresh seafood, be sure to save some space in your stomach to fully indulge in the Jodd Fairs street food experience.
Jodd Fairs – Former Talad Rot Fai Ratchada - Fantastic Night Market in Bangkok
Wat Tha Sung (The Crystal Temple) Uthai Thani Thailand
Wat Chantharam, better known as Wat Tha Sung, is a large Buddhist complex that includes several buildings. It is undoubtedly the most famous and visited temple in Uthai Thani province.
Built in the Ayutthaya period with tree trunks, it was nicknamed Wat Tha Sung, sung meaning log in Thai.
The original temple gradually fell into disrepair until the revered monk Luang Por Ruesi Ling Dam launched its restoration and turned it into a big center for Buddhist teaching. It is the incorruptible corpse of Luang Por Ruesi Ling Dam that attracts many Thai devotees to pay respect to him.
Two elements are essential to visit at Wat Tha Sung.
The Crystal Sanctuary a 100 meter long hall that could be called Thailand's hall of mirrors with its walls and columns covered with mirrors. This is where the corpse of Luang Por Ruesi Ling Dam is housed.
The other building to see is the Prasat Thong Kham also nicknamed the Golden Castle. Exterior and ...
Prasat Ban Bu Yai ปราสาทบ้านบุใหญ่ is a ruined sandstone sanctuary located behind Ban Bu Yai School approximately 25 kms southwest of Nakhon Ratchasima with Muang Sema lying some 10 kms to the northwest.
Virtually nothing stands of the sanctuary today although a large number of sandstone blocks on the ground indicate that it was once a significant site. The site was intact until some 30 years ago when it was tragically bulldozed, is what the locals have said.
A large proportion of aforementioned blocks feature carved, decorative elements while a false door and intact lintel have somehow survived in situ and a pristine Shiva linga was recently unearthed.
The lintel is of a heraldic type and depicts a lion and vegetal scrolls although Kala is unusually absent. The style is similar to many lintels found at Prasat Hin Phimai and Prasat Muang Tam, and likely dates to the late 11th century.
Extensive excavations were started in early 2023 and previously ...
Sai Noi Floating Market
Located in Nonthaburi, Thailand, Sai Noi Floating Market is a lesser-known but authentic market that offers a unique experience for visitors. Unlike popular floating markets like Damnoen Saduak, Sai Noi is not heavily touristy and provides a glimpse into local life.
Located next to Wat Sai Yai, the market sells various desserts, fruits, and cooked food produced by the local residents.
The market consists of stalls in the open area in front of Wat Sai Yai, as well as rows of stalls on one canal bank and pontoons in the canal. Vendors sell a range of products, including fresh produce, street food, and local specialties like mini coconut pancakes. The market is relatively small, with around 5-6 boat vendors present on most days.
Sai Noi Floating Market is not as well-known as other markets, so it’s a great option for those seeking a more authentic experience. The market is best visited on Sundays, as it’s likely to be more lively and bustling with activity. Be ...
