Three Chuk Market
If you're looking for a trip with a "real" retro vibe, not just a new one. Three Chuk Market, Centennial Market, Suphan Buri Province, is a must-see answer.
This is an old wooden market on the Chinese Tha River that preserves the traditional lifestyle and atmosphere. This is the highlight I would recommend to try:
1.Rare retro atmosphere
Walk on old wooden floors through wooden rows that open as shops, and feel the glory of the past when water transportation was at its heart. The stop is Khun Khun Phi Khun Phi, a living museum that tells the history of this market.
2. Paradise, toys and souvenirs
For three years, I have to get my stomach ready because I have a lot of food:
Giant Meatballs: Signature Everyone Must Take Pictures and Taste, Ranging from Regular to Fist-Size
Sibheng Roast Duck: The Famous Old Chao Roast Duck
Lotus Leaf Wrapped Rice: Traditional Lotus Leaf Aroma, Mellow Taste
Ancient Thai Treats: Such as Gong Treats, Suphan Barrow Treats, and Traditionally Brewed Antique Coffee
3. Classic photo corner
Hotels of Udharat: An old wooden hotel that is not currently open but retains its original condition.
Antique Photo Shop: There are retro equipment and backdrops for us to try to stand, pretend, pose, take a picture, keep it as a memorial.
💡 Advice for travel:
When to go: The market is open daily from about 08: 00 to 17: 00, but if you want a full atmosphere and food, it is recommended to go Saturday-Sunday.
Travel: From Bangkok, it is only 1.5 to 2 hours' drive (about 100 kilometers).
Something to know: The Three Chuk Market has also received a World Conservation Award from UNESCO. I guarantee it will be impressive.





























































































