Pak Khlong Talat (Flower Market)

Flower market · Pahurant

Pak Khlong Talat (Flower Market)

Flower market · Pahurant

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Bustling 24-hour market with vast array of fresh flowers  

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19 Best Things to Do in Bangkok

"Bangkok’s bustling 24-hour flower market is a feast for the eyes and the nostrils—and one of the best places for jet-lagged travelers awake at odd hours to do some sightseeing. The highlight of the market is visiting the vendors along Chakkaraphet Road and watching locals prepare sacred temple offerings at lightning speed. They’re folding back the delicate petals of lotus blossoms, stringing fragrant jasmine into garlands known as malais, sorting through bags teeming with marigolds, and creating elaborate arrangements for funerals and weddings. Under the market’s tin roof, merchants sell bundles of orchids, button carnations, roses, green bananas still on the stem, towering stacks of prickly pineapples, and pre-made temple offerings. Across Chakkaraphet Road, don’t miss the elaborate ready-made bouquets and stacks of colorful orchids for 20 baht (60 cents) each." - Diana Hubbell, Katie Lockhart

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What to Do in Bangkok: The Black Book

"Imagine a city of 10 million people that’s twice the size of New York with no decent subway and traffic that feels like all 10 million hit the road at once. Maddening, right? Not when it comes to Bangkok, whose unconventional charms make the far larger impression. Instead of little shops or galleries down the alleyways of its old districts, you’ll find neighbors drinking tea and laughing in small plazas where their homes meet."

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Rob Collins

Google
A Floral Wonderland Beyond Just a Market This isn’t just a flower market—it’s a vibrant, sensory experience where both locals and tourists come to source stunning blooms and exquisite arrangements. With an incredible variety of flowers on display, everything looks impeccably fresh and beautifully presented. Beyond the visuals, the scents of blossoms fill the air, making it the perfect escape from the sweltering heat outside. Strolling through the market feels almost meditative, a refreshing retreat from the bustling city streets. Conveniently located near several major tourist attractions, it’s well worth a visit—not just for the flowers but for the unique, atmospheric charm it brings to Bangkok.

Ushan Withanage

Google
You must visit this flower market. It's absolutely stunning – beautiful and magical, with flowers everywhere. We visited during the Songkran festival. There are a lot of orchids in different colors and varieties. Lilies are beautiful. I think they offer flowers as offerings to Buddha. You can take about an hour to explore the alleys in the flower market area.

Prima Kumnerdkarn

Google
If you’re looking for a vibrant, authentic Bangkok experience, head to Pak Khlong Talad at night! This 24-hour flower market offers fresh flowers at amazing prices and a chance to see the rhythm of real local life. The colors, scents, and atmosphere are unforgettable — plus it’s a fantastic spot for late-night photography! Pro tip: Bring cash, wear comfy shoes, and don’t be shy to chat with the friendly vendors! Definitely one of the best hidden gems in Bangkok.

İsidora

Google
The Bangkok Flower Market is an incredible experience. It’s massive, filled with countless flowers of all kinds, and the vibrant colors and scents are overwhelming in the best way. There are so many beautiful spots to explore, making it not just a market, but a destination in itself. It’s also a popular tourist attraction because of how stunning it is. Whether you’re a flower lover or just looking to enjoy the beauty, it’s a must-visit!

Catherine shaheen

Google
Highly recommend this street for a late night walk, you will enjoy the smell of millions of flowers and the view of amazing and different shops making flower arrangements

Jeslyn

Google
Evening is the best time to visit in this hot weather. Every bouquet is worth its price. I saw many locals taking photos on the bridge near the flower market. Grab a bouquet and spread your feminine energy!

Paul Donovan

Google
I am still flabbergasted about what we saw roaming around through this market. So much beauty, dedicated and hard working local people putting together these beautifully constructed works of art that only have a limited shelflife. Full respect and appreciation for the people (artists) and what they are doing. We took the local boat from the pier near the centre point hotel then after five or six stops we were a short walk to there. We explored for about three hours getting lost a few times and eventually found your way to a boat stop that was closer to our destination . Along the way, there were quite a few interesting areas, including a tunnel of clothing, shops along the outside of a narrow sidewalk that was an experience in itself.

Keith

Google
A huge number of flower sellers and florists selling flowers grown locally and imported from numerous countries. Very reasonably priced (for flowers that are in season). Nice to see.