At the end of last year, the IconSiam water market opened.

At present, many tourists go there to have a taste, and you can buy a lot of things you want here.

The transportation in IconSiam is also very convenient, and basically everyone has no problem traveling.

Guide information Everyone who has been to Bangkok will find that there are quite a few department stores here, especially along the BTS MRT lines, such as Chit Lom and Siam Siam stations, first-class department stores mainly including Central World and Siam Paragon, or Asok station

Next to the popular Terminal21 department store, etc.

Shopping malls seem to be an integral part of the Bangkok travel itinerary.

But many people find it boring to visit department stores when traveling abroad, because the brands and counters in most shopping malls in the city are basically the same, except for the size and price.

In addition, many people also told me that the floating market is also one of the must-see attractions in Bangkok.

If you don’t have much time to plan in Bangkok, is there any place where you can experience department stores, gourmet food, water markets, and buy Thai souvenirs?

IconSiam, a shopping mall opened in Siam at the end of the year, built Thailand's most unique floating market in the mall and combined it with many unique Thai food and snacks.

You can also eat all kinds of night market delicacies here, which is delicious and fun to visit!

The traffic part is explained in the Lazy Pack Traffic Guide at the end of the article.

Here, first, we will design an itinerary for you to spend a day in Bangkok with IconSiam.

In the morning, first visit the Grand Palace and Wat Pho, or you can take a bus directly from the Grand Palace to visit the Wangzheng Temple opposite.

If the time is about the same, you can also take a bus to "IconSiam" in Siam Mall for lunch or afternoon tea.

With the weather in Bangkok so hot, the afternoon is the best time to turn on the air conditioning in shopping malls.

After shooting the night scene at IconSiam, you can take a free shuttle bus to the Central Pier, and then you can take another free shuttle bus to the Asiatique Ferris Wheel Night Market.

You can watch transvestite shows and Muay Thai performances here, and even shop to your feet in gourmet food and shopping stores.

You can also take the free shuttle bus to Ratchawong N5 pier, and then go to Bangkok Chinatown.

We have also introduced the seafood stalls here before, and you can swallow them in your mouth just thinking about them.

There are also cheap bird's nests, snacks, and various specialty hand-picked shops.

Another large commercial supermarket, RiverCity, is diagonally opposite IconSiam, with the Chao Phraya River in the middle.

Take the free shuttle to Sipaya N3 Pier and disembark.

In the riverside corridor of River City, there are many seating areas, coffee drinks, etc.

You can sit here and watch the night view of the Chao Phraya River, or you can watch the dazzling night view of IconSiam on the other side from a distance.

It’s also great to take photos with.

IconSiam Riverside Park Just out of Boat Quay is IconSiam's riverside park.

This riverside park has many landscapes suitable for taking pictures.

Especially after the sun goes down, the large and small floor lamps in the square make the beautiful IG photos particularly beautiful.

The most worth visiting Siam Park Food Court is the SookSiam Food Court on the first floor of IconSiam. Most of them are gourmet restaurants, with more than 100 catering brands stationed!

In one area, Thailand's traditional water market has literally been moved into a department store.

Each ship is an independent seller selling different things.

Some of them can sit there and eat delicious food on the spot after ordering.

Students who have been to Amphawa Floating Market must feel familiar with it.

No matter what kind of snacks you have seen in Bangkok's floating markets or night markets in the past, you can almost find them here, such as common noodles, Thai desserts, etc.

And never more than 50 baht.

In addition to gourmet snacks, there are also many stalls famous for souvenirs and daily necessities.

Whether it’s Little Boss, Big Brother beans or various dried durians and dried fruits, as long as tourists want Thai handwriting, they can be bought here at once.

Just this indoor water market can keep you entertained for hours!

In addition, the verandah dining area on the first floor (with 16 restaurants and a dessert shop) is decorated with luxurious rose gold, fresh and elegant green plants, and sometimes decorated with colorful decorations. The bright lights in the room ensure that you

You can take photos that are as fashionable and beautiful as magazine covers.

Be careful your camera memory card will fill up!

IconSiam Light Sculpture and Water Dance Show "Iconic Multimedia Waterscape" IconSiam's light sculpture and water dance performances are held every day.

There are three performances a day, at 6:30 pm, 8:00 pm and 9:00 pm.

In this more than 400-meter fountain, a gorgeous music feast of water and light is created, which is worth seeing.

IconCraft Handmade Market is on the fifth floor of IconSiam. A large area is filled with educational and entertaining children's supplies and toy stores, and there is also a fairly large IconCraft Handmade Market.

This artisanal market is easy to visit and has many creative and clever products, large and small.

Even if you don’t buy it, it’s enjoyable just looking at it.