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Talad Sam Chuk Talad Sam Chuk is located in Sam Chuk District, Suphan Buri Province. It is an old market with a history of more than 100 years. This market has its own unique identity with old wooden buildings lining both sides of the road. Each building has been well preserved, allowing the market to retain its old atmosphere completely. Must-try food • Sam Chuk Pork Noodles, a famous traditional pork noodle dish of Talad Sam Chuk. The soup is sweet and delicious, the noodles are soft and chewy, and the pork is marinated and soft, melting in your mouth. • Sam Chuk Cup Cakes, a traditional cup cake made from rice flour, coconut milk, and sugar. It has a sweet and creamy taste and a fragrant pandan aroma. • Sam Chuk Crispy Noodles, a special crispy noodle dish made from crispy rice noodles mixed with seasonings and various seasonings. It has a sweet, sour, and salty taste. • Sam Chuk Palm Sugar Cakes, a traditional palm cake made from palm pulp, coconut milk, and sugar. It has a sweet and creamy taste and a fragrant palm aroma. • Sam Chuk Crispy Rice Crackers, a traditional crispy rice cracker dish made from rice flour, coconut milk, and sugar. Sweet and creamy, crispy outside, soft inside In addition to the must-try food, Sam Chuk Market also has many famous souvenirs, such as • Woven products such as baskets, winnowing baskets, and baskets • Pottery products such as pots, jars, plates, and bowls • Woven fabrics such as sarongs, cotton towels, and cotton How to get there • Private car From Bangkok, take Rama II Road and turn left onto Rama VI Road. Go straight until you reach Sam Chuk District. • Buses From Mochit 2 Bus Terminal, there are buses from Bangkok to Sam Chuk every day. Opening and closing times • Sam Chuk Market is open every day from 6:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. #Shopping #Sam Chuk #Sam ChukHundred-Year-OldMarket

Sam Chuk Centennial Market is located in Sam Chuk District, Suphan Buri Province. It is a market that has the nickname "living market" because it is a community of Thai and Chinese people. Even though this is an old market, people have not forgotten this place. There is a museum that still preserves it. They take care of it as if the owner of the house is still there. The view here is very good. The air is very good. There are a lot of people. There are a lot of delicious food. There are a lot of different kinds of food here, both Thai desserts and Khanom Jeen. #Sam Chuk Centennial Market #Sam Chuk Market

Where to go this holiday? Let's go to a market near Bangkok. #Sam Chuk Market, a hundred-year-old market, I've been here countless times, but I like it every time. ❤️❤️ There are many delicious foods, toys, and antiques. If you come, don't miss the giant meatballs and fish egg snacks, they're so delicious. You can only buy them here.🥰 If anyone's interested, come. I'll leave the location for you. 📍Sam Chuk Market #goeatchill #WhereToTravelAndEat #SuphanBuri #RecommendDeliciousRestaurant

#tripfreeaccommodation#SamchukSuphanburiMarket #travelSuphanburi #lotsoffood #Samchuk100yearsoldmarket Wandering around Samchuk Market👀on an extraordinary weekday😁 I had the opportunity to walk around Samchuk Market, a hundred-year-old market on a ordinary, very ordinary day, but what was extraordinary was that I got to experience the traditional Thai style of houses by the river from the moment I got out of the car in the parking lot, the parking fee 20 baht, and I saw an old market sign that looked charming making it worth exploring and attracting a lot of attention We started walking into Soi 3 and found a shop that made us stop, not because of the name of the shop (I asked the owner) but what caught my eye was the snacks from my childhood, the old yellow fish snacks that I ate as a child, only 20 baht each, and there were many more ancient Thai snacks, 25 baht per box, 4 boxes for 100, I kept walking until I found the Duangdee shop, I found a hat that I liked for only 25 baht, and then I walked to pay respects at the Samchuk City Pillar Shrine until I reached the end of the market, I found the Phra Pracha Bridge The bridge over the Tha Chin River and go to eat by the river near the bridge. Then walk to Soi 1 and then stop by Soi 2 to support the Pla Salid sausage at Uncle Phong's shop. Long Phung (the shop's name sounds strange but it rhymes well) 130 baht per pack. I tried it. It's delicious, not too sweet, a bit salty. It should be delicious with rice soup. Then walk around to Soi 3 and go back to catch the bus home. On weekdays, there are fewer shops open, but it allows us to see the way of life of people in the Sam Chuk Market. I must say that there is a lot of food. And it's cheap too. Good things must be shared. 🕰️bOpening hours:Opening hours Thursday 8:30–16:30 Friday 8:30–16:30 Saturday 8:00–17:00 Sunday 8:00–17:00 Monday 8:30–16:30 Tuesday 8:30–16:30 Wednesday 8:30-16:30 📍Ancient Market, Soi Thesaban Soi 9, Sam Chuk Subdistrict, Sam Chuk District, Suphan Buri

Samchuk Market, a tourist attraction near Bangkok! An old market in Thailand, it can be called a hundred-year-old market 🍃 It has been around for a long time. It can be called the charm of Thailand. Both sides of the road are old buildings for us to experience the vintage. The excitement and solemnity are like going back to our childhood days. There are many types of food and dishes to choose from. It's like walking around and not knowing what to choose, both savory and sweet. I think most of them focus on food that is hard to find nowadays. It still maintains the concept of "My Girlfriend" from the 90s. There is also an exclusive activity by taking a boat ride around the market. It's so amazing, I guarantee that you will get content and go home full. If you pass by, don't miss it. 💯🙏🏻 #Market #SamchukCentennialMarket #Samchuk #SamchukMarketSuphanBuri