Every single one of us was dead exhausted from the late night shopping at Suan Lum Night Bazaar.

So we tried to wake up the next morning as early as possible, a minute not to be wasted.

But of course, breakfast is important. So we can skip lunch later.

Next destination would be the Chatuchak Weekend Market.

Before that, have to go toilet to do business first. No one would bother to look around for toilets when the shopping mood is on.

Chatuchak Weekend Market is about 30 minutes by cab from Siam Paragon.

Local cabbies look weird in pink.

The market is huge itself and it would be best to navigate with a map.

Chatuchak Weekend Market offer tourists fairly reasonable prices compared with Suan Lum Night Bazaar.

It’s very hot and the air is stuffy at Chatuchak. It would be wise if you have non-alcoholic wet wipes.

And if you notice, Bangkok signs can be surprising.

Along the way, you might find interesting signs like…

Men turn to the left. Women will turn to handicaps?? *shocking*

The locals never fail to amuse tourists.

When you’re tired, you find yourself a good spot to chill.

One of the best desserts to order is mango with sticky rice.

The price to pay is about 25 Baht to 50 Baht.

Fairly reasonable price for a plate of sticky rice with half of a mango as sweet as honey.

A day trip shopping at Chatuchak, you can barely walk straight end of the day.

So the next best thing to do is to freshen up and go get a good traditional Thai foot massage.

But before that, we take a look how the guys refresh themselves.

You relax by stretching your legs.

Then you cross them.

And finally, you test the flexibility and functionality of your legs.

Good. You can still walk…

Go to the nearest Thai foot massage parlour you can find. Pay a reasonable 250 Baht and enjoy the pain.

See. People actually pay to be tortured.

Bring it on baby !! Give it your best shot…

Ouch !!

To be continue…

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