Still slaloming through traffic as if it is the most normal thing in the world, we move onward to the Talad Rod Fai, an institution in Thailand when it comes to finding vintage stuff, antiquities and, of course, more food. An award winning spot for photographers, the market gains its name from being positioned at an abandoned railway section (Rod Fai means Train) and a popular browse and shop-until-you-drop place for Bangkokians. It is here where we hit a local rooftop bar with stunning night views over the plethora of coloured stalls that brighten up the night. When still not enough in finding something through the incredible array of collectables and memorabilia, do this before we make our way back by motorcycle to our starting point at Samyan’s MRT Station. An example of bringing visitors even closer to the thriving lifestyle of those calling the Thai capital their home and do not want to follow in the footsteps of the common tourist.