Jodd Fairs – Former Talad Rot Fai Ratchada has opened another location in the Chatuchak area of Bangkok.
In November 2021, the famous Talad Rot Fai Ratchada made its comeback under the new name “Jodd Fairs” at a new location behind Central Plaza Grand Rama 9 Shopping Mall. The market proved to be a huge success with locals and tourists alike. With the popularity they opened a new location at the former amusement park, Dan Neramit.
The iconic castle is the first thing you see and is now the location for Instagram photos and Facebook posts. In addition to the castle there are 32 tents set up with seemingly endless varieties of food and shopping.
Jodd Fairs Dan Neramit is the new hot spot and will surely become one of the best night markets to visit due to its lively atmosphere.
With tons of street food ranging from grilled prawns to huge stacks pork ribs to fresh seafood, be sure to save some space in your stomach to fully indulge in the Jodd Fairs street food experience.
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Ayutthaya Night Market ตลาดบางเอียน หน้าองค์การโทรศัพท์
Nothing can finish a day in Ayutthaya better than an evening of walking and snacking on street food while shopping at Ayutthaya’s Night Market ตลาดบางเอียน หน้าองค์การโทรศัพท์ อยุธยา. Located in downtown Ayutthaya, the market is one of the popular local attraction in The former capital that comes to life in the evening when traders line the street selling various items and street food. The mere market experience is entertainment in itself. Even if shopping is not your thing, just walking around and soaking up the atmosphere is a great source of entertainment.
It has been a Ayutthaya tradition for visitors to enjoy the ancient temples and museums by day and enjoy the night market as an evening event when the sun sets. The street becomes the focal point for vending stalls selling delicious street food. The ...
Wat Pradu Songtham วัดประดู่ทรงธรรม
This active monastery (Monastery of the Pradu Tree) is located off the city island in the northeastern part of the city.
Wat Pradu Songtham is situated in a part of the city known as Ayodhaya. It is widely believed that an ancient settlement existed here before King U-Thong established Ayutthaya in 1351.
As an active temple, Wat Pradu Songtham usual structures found at a Buddhist monastery. A sermon hall, bell tower,and monk’s quarters are in situ. Most of these are designed in a style reflecting the Bangkok period. The one structure that is missing is a chedi. It is assumed to have been destroyed over the years. The central feature of this monastery is its mural-decorated ordination hall.
The murals at Wat Pradu Songtham were painted in 1863. These have greatly deteriorated, but they still provide remarkable images of the lives of Buddha (Jataka) and Siamese culture during the Ayutthaya period. Scenes graphically depict Chinese acrobats, ...
Wat Hantra วัดหันตรา
It was also in the vicinity of Ban Hantra that Phraya Tak, later known as King Taksin, broke
through the Burmese encirclement at the end of 1766, in his escape to the south, after having encamped at Wat Phichai.
Account of the escape from the Thai chronicles, “As soon as it began to rain hard, forming an auspicious moment propitious for victory, the Phraya of Kamphæng Phet led the brigades of his army from the stockade at the Monastery of Victory and marched his army along toward the Village of the Division of the Seal. Just as it was getting dark the Burmese army managed to advance in pursuit and catch up with him, and they faced and fought each other in capable fashion. The Burmese army, being unable to withstand [his army], retreated and went back.”
Wat Hantra is located off the city island in the northeastern part of the city. This monastery can be very difficult to find by road because it is situated in a sparsely populated area with few landmarks around.
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