Don Wai Riverside Market in the Nakhon Pathom province in Thailand is local market with fresh produce, cooked food and even flower arrangements. If you are looking for a wet market, this is not it, as it’s a covered market by the riverside. If you do visit, you should go in the morning before it’s too busy.
On they way to the Market by boat.
Still very quiet in the morning.
Some duck or crabs perhaps?
The market was very trendy – you could find Frozen slippers or even macarons!
Pomelo to go?
My favourites – green mangoes!
I wished I could’ve taken these beautiful lotus flowers or flower pots home.
Do make a point of visiting a local market at least once if in Thailand and buy some pomelo to eat along the way.
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The Life and Travels of Mrs Suvi 
if you find yourself in Long Beach, CA, USA, stop by my house and help yourself to grapefruit. They are not, technically, pomellos, but they are very very very close!
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Yum, it sounds like your grapefruit is quite sweet – I would definitely love to try some 🙂
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The market looks like so much fun and the little shoes are so cute!
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Thanks – I really love these kinds of local markets 🙂
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Looks like a great market – especially love all the food!!
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The food is really the best thing. I also like the markets in BKK that sell scarves – I cannot get enough of those!
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I know that temptation well – scarves are a weakness of mine too!!
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Love pomelos as grapefruit it one of my favourites!
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Pomelos are so sweet! I love how you can get them even at roadside stalls in Bangkok 🙂
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I traveled to Thailand a few years ago and the local markets were always some of my favorite places!
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I know, they are so coulourful and the fruits are amazing!
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I didn’t know they had pomelo in Thailand. To me it’s something that reminds me of Argentina.
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Pomelo is amazing! I have yet to find good pomelos in Finland 😦
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They ‘re hard to find here too.
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😦
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