Flower & fruit market after dark
Thread a garland with a vendor, taste seasonal fruit, then a riverside stroll.



- Length
- 3 h
- Group
- max 8 guests
- Runs
- Sun Wed Fri Sat
- Starts
- 19:00
The flower market is busiest at night. We walk past mountains of marigolds, jasmine and lotus, learn to thread a garland with a vendor of thirty years, taste seasonal Thai fruit and finish with river and temple views after dark.
How the day goes
- 19:00
Into the flower market
What each flower means in Thai ceremonies.
- 19:40
Thread a garland
Learn from a vendor; keep your garland.
- 20:30
Fruit in season
Mango, longan or mangosteen — whatever's ripe.
- 21:30
By the river
Finish at a pier near the MRT.
Meeting point
Flower market entrance, near MRT Sanam Chai
MRT Sanam Chai exit 4, five minutes' walk.
Open mapIncluded
Included
- Fruit and drinks
- Garland materials
- Local guide
Bring
- Shoes that can get wet — market floors can be damp
Good to know
- Narrow, busy aisles at weekends
- Fruit changes with the season — tell us about allergies
Your host
Fon (sample)
Makers & markets coordinator
“Makers don't want spectators — they want you to have a go.”
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