Highlights of Bangkok Food - Flowers and Amulet Markets

Start the morning with a colorful visit to the Flower Market where lines of stalls are filled with colorful bundles of freshly cut orchids, lilies, jasmine, roses and more. See the skilled artisans create intricately strung flower garlands to be used as offerings for shrines and spirit houses.
Next move on to the Amulet Market where an array of antiques, amulets and religious pendants are on display, some of which command astronomical prices. Watch the locals peering at the amulets through magnifying glasses to check their quality.
The last market is found in one of Bangkok’s historic neighborhoods surrounded by old-style shop houses. The lively Nang Loeng Market has been around for over 100 years and has not changed much since the early days. It is famous for its food stalls where you can indulge in culinary offerings including spicy Thai curries, aromatic noodle soups, steamed buns, traditional finger food and sweet sticky desserts.