Pull Up A Seat In Thailand

It’s time again for XingfuMama’s Pull Up A Seat Challenge.

This week, I found some photos of places to sit in Thailand. A trip to Bangkok wouldn’t be complete without a trip to one of its floating markets. We were collected from our riverside hotel by boat and taken on a ‘shopping’ tour.

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Fruit and vegetables were in plentiful supply at the market and the locals also shop there.

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A great variety of goods are sold from boats and as we floated along, our boatman stopped off at many of these well-stocked booths where everything you could imagine in the way of tourist souvenirs was on offer at good prices.

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Exploring the Khlongs and canals in Bangkok is done on one of the long-tail boats which are like tuk-tuks on water. The wooden seats are not the most comfortable, but my sit-upon survived the almost two hour tour and the scenery was so interesting.

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In Patong I spotted these guys seated on the back of a truck advertising the Thai Boxing Stadium, a visit to which unfortunately was not included in our itinerary,  Muay Thai is a traditional form of full contact kickboxing that utilizes kicks and punches as well as elbow and knee strikes, so definitely no sitting down involved. I think it would be quite fascinating to watch though whilst seated at a safe distance.

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53 comments on “Pull Up A Seat In Thailand

  1. Pingback: Pull up a Seat Photo Challenge 2019-Week 19 | XingfuMama

  2. 😂 Tuktuk on water! What a creative way of describing it.
    The floating market is on my bucket list ever since I watch a Philippines movie that included the place. It’s looks so fun!
    Oh and have you try Thai Mango rice? They’re super delicious. 😋 It’s one of my father and son’s favorite desserts.

  3. Not sure I would enjoy watching Muay Thai kickboxing – even if seated – ha.
    And enjoyed your culture rich post today with the pull up a seat theme 😉

  4. My visit to Bangkok was many years ago and now I’m sorry a missed trip to floating markets by boat. Good to go cruising with you, Sylvia. 🙂

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