concept   floating markets
11 commonsense assertions
Cultures (11) • Thailand (1) • Western countries (1) • Indonesia (1) • Netherlands (1) • Vietnam (1) • Bangladesh (1) • Germany (1) • Southeast Asian cultures (1) • Thai (1) • Coastal Southeast Asia (1) • wetland regions (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 floating markets Thailand Thailand's floating markets offer a unique and lively shopping experience along its waterways. 18
2 floating markets Western countries Floating markets in Western countries are seen as rare and intriguing tourist destinations, rather than commonplaces of everyday trade. 14
3 floating markets Indonesia Floating markets in Indonesia are a traditional and vibrant way of buying and selling fresh produce and goods. 9
4 floating markets Netherlands The Netherlands has a historical tradition of trading goods and services on boats in canals, representing a sustainable way of living. 5
5 floating markets Vietnam In Vietnam, floating markets are a traditional and popular way of buying and selling goods, reflecting the cultural heritage and local life. 5
6 floating markets Bangladesh Floating markets are a vital part of Bangladesh's agricultural trade, helping the country adapt to environmental challenges. 2
7 floating markets Germany While Germany does not have a tradition of floating markets, floating activities are popular in the summer. 2
8 floating markets Southeast Asian cultures Floating markets are traditional Southeast Asian hubs for buying and selling goods, offering fresh produce and local crafts. 2
9 floating markets Thai In Thailand, floating markets are vibrant and popular places for buying and selling goods and experiencing the local culture and cuisine. 2
10 floating markets Coastal Southeast Asia Floating markets in Coastal Southeast Asia are a traditional method of buying and selling goods from boats on interconnected waterways. 1
11 floating markets wetland regions Floating markets are a traditional and vibrant part of local commerce and culture in wetland regions. 1