This woman in
a traditional hat has filled her boat with greens.
Noodles or
rice, the dishes are ready to be served. Besides, of course, papaya
salad.
Although
there are just a handful of floating markets today, Taling Chan is
flocked by both locals and tourists and grilled meat is one of the
favorites here.
The market is
not just accessed by boat – there is an entire road filled with
delicacies. Besides food, there are plants, herbs, gift items and
even a musical band waiting to entertain you.
stalls
selling sticky mango rice, candies, salty soya beans and
snacks
Fish is a
must-enjoy dish here.
And before
you leave, you must end your trip with a taste of the durian fruit,
even if it means you are greeted with raised eyebrows. Prized for
its supposed aphrodisiac qualities, Durian is banned at most
airports for its odor, which many consider offensive
If you are
intimidated by Durian, at least try the famed dragon fruit, a
speciality in these parts.
