As the name suggests, a railroad track stretches out in the middle of Mae Klong Railway Market

Despite The Excited Tourists As The Train Came Into The Mae Klong Railroad Track Market, The Shopkeepers Looked Fed Up

The Railroad Tracks Near Mae Klong Station Are Still Used By Trains As I Recall, And Also Serve As A Market Where Fresh Food And Other Items Are Sold

Train Coming Onto The Tracks Inside The Market

At The Mae Klong Railway Market, Goods Were Displayed On The Ballast Of The Tracks

As Soon As The Train Drove Away, The People Who Had Been Sitting Still And Letting The Train Pass By Began To Move, And The Tracks Became A Market Again

Trains Do Not Come To The Mae Klong Railway Market Very Often, As There Are Only Four Round Trips A Day

The Tracks Are Covered, And Without Ballast Underfoot, It's No Different Than A Regular Market

Mae Klong Railway Market Is Famous For The Train Passing Right Through The Middle Of The Market

The Woman Was Spreading Her Store On The Tracks At Da Nyin Gone Station

At Da Nyin Gone Station, Which Looks Like An Open-air Market, People Were Also Moving About On The Tracks

The Da Nyin Gone Station Premises Looked Like A Marketplace

Even In Mae Klong, Famous For Its Railway Market, There Is A Regular Market

Apparently More Than 60 Varieties Of Mangoes Are Grown In Thailand

No Matter How Slowly The Train Is Running, It Doesn't Take Long For The Train To Pass By The Mae Klong Railway Market

The Woman Wearing Sunglasses Posed With Her Back To The Approaching Train With A Proud Look On Her Face

As The Name Suggests, Mae Klong Railway Market Is A Market Where Stores Stand Side By Side With Actual Railroad Tracks

The Mae Klong Railway Market, Which I Visited For The First Time In Two Years, Seemed To Have A Stronger Touristy Smell

Man Was Utterly Unmoved By The Approaching Train

Stores Were Open Right On Both Sides Of The Tracks And Shoppers Were Coming And Going On The Tracks

There Was A Restaurant That Was Not A Restaurant, Not A Food Stall, But Had Plastic Chairs On The Storefront

I Looked Down At My Feet At The Railroad Track Market In Mae Klong And Saw The Rails Running Solidly

The Long, Narrow Track That Stretches Right In The Middle Of The Market Is Still A Working Track, And Trains Still Run Through It Several Times A Day, Although The Number Of Trains Is Low

The Mae Klong Line Trains Run Slowly, So It Is Much Faster To Take A Bus Or Minivan To Reach Bangkok

Hakodate Tram's Komaba Garage Can Be Viewed From The Street

Like Traditional Japanese Custom, Myanmar People Seem To Sleep On Sleeping Mats On The Floor

Sultan Ahmed Mosque Has Six Minarets

Stark-naked Boy And Grandma

It's Hard To Tell If Indonesian Kinship Names Are Older Or Younger

The Line On The Forehead Is A Religious Mark Called A Tilaka, Which Indicates The Religious Denomination Believed In By Color And Shape

The Newly Completed Shibuya Sakura Stage Has An Intricate Escalator Structure, Perhaps Reflecting Its Complexity