The market isn't as large as one might expect, but it's easy to navigate and not as crowded as other floating markets. The weather is pleasant, and there is parking available, both free and for a fee of 20 baht. Access for vehicles is straightforward. The items sold here are mainly food, with several small restaurants set up around the pond and tables for dining by the water. If you visit during the lotus blooming season, it's absolutely beautiful, and there are boats available for you to take photos with the lotus flowers in the pond. Overall, the atmosphere is quite nice. There isn’t a wide variety of items for sale, but it’s a perfect spot for a leisurely meal. The market is open every day, but when I went on a Saturday or Sunday, it wasn’t overly crowded, making for a relaxed experience.