
The floating market tour included the train market, which I had not heard of from reading my guides. The train market turned out to be such a treat. There was a huge indoor market with fresh fruits, vegetables, and meats. I have not had enough photography experience, so I still feel guilty about taking pictures of people's stalls if I'm not buying anything. I would just take quick shots when I didn't feel like I was intruding too much.
I still didn't get this whole 'train market' thing. We had walked down the tracks and there was about two feet wide opening between vendors and their displays. Also, as a tall westerner, I was having to duck throughout our walk along the tracks. How was a train going to fit through here? Was it called train market because a train used to come though? Was this like a small hand crank train used as a novelty tourist attraction?
I still didn't get this whole 'train market' thing. We had walked down the tracks and there was about two feet wide opening between vendors and their displays. Also, as a tall westerner, I was having to duck throughout our walk along the tracks. How was a train going to fit through here? Was it called train market because a train used to come though? Was this like a small hand crank train used as a novelty tourist attraction?