Over the past two weekends, Ethan and I have played host to three different visitors, all friends we met in Cambodia. We have another visitor this week. (I am envious of the numerous Cambodian holidays.)
As a result of these visits, I believe we may have an itinerary down pat - and it always involves at least one Bangkok market because one of the most enjoyable things about this city is its variety of markets.
This weekend, we went to Bangkok's famous weekend market, Chatuchak Market, also known as JJ Market, a sprawl of stalls and makeshifts shops filled with just about anything you can think of: vintage clothing and furniture, young Thai designs, trashy tourist finds, used books, and more importantly, food vendor upon food vendor.
That market looks amazing! Lucky houseguests.
ReplyDeleteUndeniably consider that that you said. Your favorite justification seemed to be on
ReplyDeletethe net the easiest factor to take into accout of.
I say to you, I definitely get annoyed whilst people consider issues that they plainly do not recognise about.
You managed to hit the nail upon the top and defined
out the entire thing with no need side-effects ,
folks could take a signal. Will likely be back to get more.
Thank you
Look into my web blog :: captain black
those shoes are so cute! is the quality any good?
ReplyDeleteHi Erica,
DeleteNot sure yet. The range of quality in the shoes I find at that market vary from cheap throw-aways to good quality shoes.
I didn't purchase that pair, though I've been toying with the idea of a loafer.