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| Souvenir Postcard from a trip to Bangkok, Thailand |
So I've been to Thailand for many times, both for work and personal visit, but, for some reason, I've never been to the famous floating markets. I mistook this market on the postcard for Damnoen Daduak, a floating market which I know is just in the capital. However, upon reading the information at the back, this market is actually farther away in a province called Rajburi. I can't imagine how busy and how organized this chaos is in real life!
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| Postcard sent for postcrossing |
Here's one of the busiest markets in Singapore. I've been to the Little India several times and I have always enjoyed the vibrancy of the place. There's a section for fruits and vegetables. There's also a section for dry goods that we can see on this postcard. Insets are a snap of a Hindu temple and the Taipusam Festival, where people puncture their body.
I hope you like these insights of markets from my side of the world, South East Asia.
Happy weekend,
~ maria
I'd get claustrophobia in a market like that ;)
ReplyDeleteBeautiful postcards, Maria!
ReplyDelete(and sorry for the extra link, I had some wifi problem and accidentally clicked twice... maybe you can remove the extra link?)
Hello, Maria! I LOVE your blog! It is so great to see you are out and about. ((HUGS)) Have a lovely weekend, my dear.
ReplyDeleteHello, my sweet Friend! I don't see my comment on here--just wanted you to know I'm back. I hope this note finds you well, sweet girl. Blessings and peace be upon you. <3
ReplyDeleteThe second postcard reminds me the markets here in Morocco. I don't buy things often, but sometimes I like to wander around. And I like, for once, to be in a floating market like on the first postcard.
ReplyDeleteI like this theme on postcards. I even made an album with my postcards of markets around the world.