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Swan Boats Hanging Out On Inokashira Pond With No Expression On Their Faces

Anchor Like A Talisman On The Bow Of A Fishing Boat Anchored At The Hashirimizu Fishing Port

Boats Floating On The Shore Of Hashirimizu

Boat On Benkei Moat

Even Damnoen Saduak, Which Has Become A Tourist Attraction, Has A Peaceful Stretch Of Waterway Just A Short Walk Away

Various Kinds Of Fruits Were Sold On A Boat Floating In The Floating Market At Damnoen Saduak

Damnoen Saduak Floating Market Is A Tourist Market, So When There Were Few Tourists, People Seemed To Be Free

The Damnoen Saduak Floating Market Also Had Boats That Made Light Meals While Floating On The Canal

A Hat Is A Must To Avoid The Sun At The Floating Market

Buying In The Floating Market Looks Like A Drive-through Shopping

The Hat, Thai Ngob, Seems To Look Disproportionately Large On The Head

The Idyllic Floating Market Was Filled With Local People's Small Talk

While It Looks Like Fun To Freely Travel Back And Forth Along The Canal, I'm Sure I'd Soon Get Bored If I Had To Pass By The Same Place Every Day

At The Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, Both Fruit And Souvenir Shops Looked Bored

Man Talking Bills Out Of His Picket On A Boat

A Female Boatman Wearing A Traditional Ngob, Or Hat, Gripped The Oars Tightly With Both Hands

In A Market That Was Created To Both Preserve Culture And Be A Tourist Attraction, If There Are No Tourists, The People Working There Have Nothing To Do

Boats Laid Up On The Docks Were Rattled And Waiting For Tourists

Locals May Go Shopping At The Supermarket On Land Instead Of The Floating Market On The Canal

At A Floating Market With Few Tourists, The Men Rested On A Mooring Of Their Boat, Which Also Served As A Store

Tranquil Atmosphere Wafted In The Damnoen Saduak Floating Market

The Water Buses On The Saen Saep Canal Are Comfortable And Free From Bangkok's Infamous Traffic Jams

In This Area Where There Are No Bridges, Many People Cross The River In Wooden Boats

A Small Wooden Boat Was Crossing The Brown Water-filled River

Beyond The Landing Boat, I Could See Ye Le Pagoda

The Little Dock Where The Boat Floated Was Full Of Trash

The Man Was At The Helm Of A Ferryboat To Ye Le Pagoda Standing On A Sandbar

The Boy With Thanaka Painted On His Cheeks Worked On The Boat Crossing To Ye Le Pagoda

You Have To Take A Ferry To Get To Ye Le Pagoda, Which Stands On A Sandbar

The Boat Carrying Worshippers Was Heading For The Ye Le Pagoda Built On The Sandbar

The Boys, Carrying Styrofoam Chunks In Place Of Floats, Were Like Ninjas Sneaking Up On The Fishing Boats

In Contrast To The Fast-paced Development Of Downtown On The Other Side Of The River, The Atmosphere On This Side Of The River Seemed To Be Left Behind

I Thought It Would Be Thrilling And Fun To Cross The Big Yangon River In A Small Boat, But As If Seeing Through Me, I Was Told That Foreigners Are Not Allowed To Ride

Passengers Disembarked En Masse From The Water Bus That Landed At Pratunam Pier

You May Not Notice It When You Walk Around Downtown, But Bangkok Was Originally A Water Village Built On The Delta Of The Chao Phraya River

Even Standing On The Bridge Over The Canal, The Only Boats That Pass By Every Once In A While Are The Ones Carrying Tourists

Boats On Imperial Moat

Tugboat In Kanda-Gawa River

Gondola On The Water's Edge

Four Men On The Boat