Had a great time with our guide (Apple). She made sure that we were able to make arrangements to our accommodation to Amphawa after the trip (we did not follow the group back to Bangkok immediately). Happy that I was able to visit both markets and stayed on in the area for an additional night!

This was a great few hours open visiting a couple of great tourist attractions that wasn't inundated with there tourists. I was travelling on my own, but soon got chatting to the people in my little tour group. Our tour guide was good - not great, but good and we had a few laughs with him. his English was great which made communication good. The trip to the sites can be rather tiring, but if you start talking to your fellow tourists, time does go quicker...coming back in the afternoon meant hitting traffic. Take some water with you, although they do provide a bottle. You can also leave bags in the bus if you need to as the driver is always with you. The time at both tourists sites was about right - about 40 minutes at the train market and an hour at the floating market. Time enough to see some sights and have a bite to eat. There are plenty of IG moment, so do have your cameras ready!

It worth the price because these attractions are really far from Bangkok and if you don't rent a car they are difficult to reach. The railway market is actually a big market populated by local as well, it was really interesting. The floating market was unfortunately affected by covid, not so many people and most of the market area was closed, just few minor canals were open, selling only things for tourists. Still I think it deserves a visit, good and cheap food and fascinating atmosphere. Victor, the guide, was great!