Since the Chinese New Year, I have volunteered to post my email, hoping to help more people to travel freely in Bangkok, reduce the fear of the itinerary, and increase the fond memories of Bangkok. I am very happy to receive letters from netizens one after another. What I share here can gain everyone's trust.The speed of transmission through the Internet, coupled with the fact that Bangkok is really a unique tourist city, more and more people fall in love with it, and they also record the beauty of every scenic spot through photography.
For those who are traveling to Bangkok for the first time, I personally recommend: The Maeklong Market (The Maeklong Market) and The Damnoen Saduak Floating Market (The Damnoen Saduak Floating Market).
There are four trains passing by the Maeklong Railway Market every day. It is a narrow-gauge railway. The interesting thing is that these vendors sell fruits, vegetables, daily necessities, etc. When the train passes by, the vendors move at lightning speed. Put away the shed above, put the shed down after the train left, set up these commodities, and continue to sell them.On the other hand, the Tanneng Shaduo Floating Market takes a boat, and there are different vendors swaying the boat to sell goods along the way, and occasionally a bowl of rice noodle soup, the taste is also very good.
This film was filmed by a Norwegian gentleman, Terje Sorgjerd, who was sometimes on the train, sometimes by the railroad track, and even shot the camera on the railroad track. The color of the film is rich, but it also brings out the uniqueness of this city. The atmosphere is worth seeing for those who have not yet explored Maeklong Railway Market and Danneng Shaduo Floating Market.
☆ Terje Sorgjerd
-Video source:http://vimeo.com/terjes
-Equipment for filming:
* Canon 5D Mark II
* Canon 7D
* 16-35mm/2.8L
*85mm/1.2L
*LensBaby
*GoPro HD Hero
