The main venue for shopping in Chiang Mai, indeed all of Thailand, the night bazaar is a can't-miss part of the Chiang Mai experience.
Ground zero of this nightly commerce bomb is located at the intersection of Chang Khlan Road and Loi Khro Road but the whole thing spreads out for two blocks in either direction. Set up time is around sunset usually about and shopping goes on unabated until about with a few vendors remaining open even later.
A good way to check out the whole thing is to start at Tha Phae Road and work your way south towards Loi Khro. Once you reach the end of the market, cross the street and work your way back along the other side. Don't forget to peek down the little sois alleyways and arcades along the way. If you see something you like you might want to be patient-there are hundreds of vendors and an absolute flood of products for sale. The night bazaar consists of countless stalls packed along the sidewalks and spilling out into the street.
Here you can find vendors selling almost anything you can think of. The selection is simply staggering and items on offer include CDs, DVDs, clothes, shoes, Thai silk, handicrafts, purses, wallets, watches, video games, luggage, housewares, furniture, statues of aliens made from auto parts, spices, souvenirs, samurai swords, art, jewellery, silver, antiques, and a hundred other species of knick-knack and goo-gah that defy categorization.
Quality varies from vendor to vendor but low prices mean you almost always get good value for your money. The best goods on offer here are usually clothes, from hand-tailored Thai silk to the latest 'designer' fashions to the ubiquitous Red Bull and "Same Same But Different" t-shirts.
When buying music or movies make sure you test the disc before buying. The quality of the copies is sometimes abysmally low, especially for the newest movies i. Most CD and DVD vendors will have a player set up so you can check out the merchandise before making a purchase.
Most of the stalls sell pretty much the same things as other vendors in the bazaar one sarong starts to look a lot like all the rest after a while but keep a sharp eye out-you can find some really unique treasures if you look hard enough. Some vendors will have a small shop or storeroom with further wares if you don't see what you want on display.
The handicrafts here are more authentic, the clothes are more durable and the fabrics are of better quality. Although there are plenty of specialist markets and shops in Chiang Mai, the night bazaar is a great cross-section of everything the city has to offer. Prices in the night bazaar aren't fixed so make sure to do a bit of haggling to get the best deal.
If you're a serious bargain hunter you might want to try being the early bird. It's considered bad luck if the first customer of the day doesn't buy anything and watching proprietors whack their goods with the day's first cash is a great photo opportunity.
Many come to Warorot Market for its wide selection of most authentic Northern Thailand delicacies, from the grilled sausage, pork skin, to the ready to eat curry. At the gound floor, the selection of dry goods, packaged snack foods, northern-style fresh produce is so overwhelming. You could also spend hours walking around the streets outside the market to see all sorts of make-shift vendors and lots of street action.
In the evening, the main street outside change to a night bazaar with food stalls and clothing. Warorot Market opened from 5. Opening Hours: 5. The lively and fun night market takes place every Saturday evening from 4. The Saturday Night Market is basically a mini size Sunday Night Market — some vendors do both markets — with a smaller crowd and are less touristic.
Best known for its high quality authentic northern silver and lacquer ware, unique handicrafts, local food, and traditional performances. Same as other walking streets, there will be street entertainers and musicians playing music, singing, dancing or whatever. The entire temple is covered in silver and fully lit up in some fantastic colours that changed every few minutes. On Saturday evening the temple holds a monk chat where visitors can ask questions about Buddhism and meditate with the monks.
The place is quite out of the way and only opens on Saturday 7. This is a melting pot where Thais and expats come for the fresh-from-the-oven baguettes, croissants, brioches, tarts and a myriad of other baked items. You have to be there early to take a queue number to buy the bread and they go off the shelf very fast. Some locals arrive as early as 6. There are other interesting stalls in the market area selling fruit juices, coffee, crafts, clothing, and even bicycle-operated-smoothies. The rest of the market is made up of stalls selling a large variety of homemade artisan products like kimchi, dairy products, yogurt, fresh fruits and vegetables, honey, etc.
You may help yourself to an excellent, fresh coffee or milk and find yourself a seat on one of the benches by the lake.
In addition to food, there are a few stalls selling handmade art and crafts items, and even clothing and jewelry. Location: Hidden within the forest at Suan Phailom Village.
No souvenirs, no T-shirts … only food. Located right opposite the Chang Phuak Gate the north side of the old city wall , the place is extremely lively at night with the locals and tourists enjoying their dinner and midnight supper. The market is filled up with food stalls, tables, and chairs, selling a wide range of tasty Thai dishes including noodles, soup, seafood omelet, satay, pork balls, fresh fruit juices, crepes, and Thai desserts.
Food is served to eat in or take away. Prices are incredibly cheap with most dishes around Baht. It is a very casual and friendly place that plays good live music in a great atmosphere. Siri Wattana Market , commonly called the Thanin Market by the locals, is a combination of a food market, a meat market, and a food court in the same area.
It is located at Santitham, a fairly local part of town away from the touristy areas. Thanin Market is a regular neighbourhood market that sells fresh produce and where the locals go for a quick and delicious meal. The market serves a range of take-away Thai dishes, and many you can enjoy then and there. Most people coming to Thanin Market are more of the local residents, and with only a few curious tourists explore the fascinating foodscape. Thanin Market is most busy in the early morning and after work evening time.
Plenty of locals coming here to purchase fresh takeaway meal like packaged curries, noodles, cooked rice, fresh vegetables, and fruits.
Most meals only cost between Baht. This salad bar in Thanin Market sells fantastic customizable salads and a long list of ingredients to choose from. If you like a sit-down meal then there is a food court adjacent to the fresh market selling just about every Thai meal going. The duck noodle is the most popular here.
Best to come for breakfast or brunch as it gets really busy here during lunchtime. Every evening from 6. The night market is all about food, cosmetic products, and trendy accessories at a very low price student price. There are over a hundred shops and stalls selling cheap clothing, shoes, beauty products, electronic gadgets, smoothies, and delicious food. Although Kad Na Mor is very crowded, the market atmosphere is relaxed. While it is one of the most popular night markets in Chiang Mai for the locals, you will not see a lot of foreigners here.
Kad Na Mor has a large food area with Thai dishes, snacks, fruit juices, and smoothies. You can also find some cheap and popular restaurants serving mostly Korean or Japanese cuisine at the dedicated food court. If you are coming back to the city from visiting Doi Suthep, i.
Every Sunday, the village hosts a quaint, low key artists market from 8. Aside from Mondays, when shops are closed, Baan Kang Wat is open to visitors every day from Sunday market is where the organic and local producers sell their organic vegetables and homemade products like bread, cheese, jam, kombucha, etc.
There are also dozens of stalls selling crafts, antique goods, clothing, and ceramic products. Compared with the other morning market, Baan Kan Wat is rather relaxing and with a smaller crowd. At Baan Kang Wat handicrafts such as costumes, pottery, plantations, silver ornaments, fabrics and so on could be found. Baan Kang Wat itself is a picturesque artisan village consists of art galleries, cafes, studios, library, shops, and beautiful gardens.
You can easily spend half a day here sitting at the garden cafe sipping a cup of coffee and do nothing because the atmosphere here is so relaxing. The area surrounding Baan Kang Wat is also popular with local and foreign tourists as it is where the famous Wat Umong tunnel-temple is situated.
Opening Hours: 8. Location: Hang Dong area, near Wat Umong. Kad Rincome is a very lively night market with live entertainment which often attracts a huge crowd, mainly the young locals.
The shopping experience here may not be as interesting as the Night Bazaar, or the Sunday Night Market, but the vibe and atmosphere here are definitely on another level.
There is a great variety of food sold here, with Thai, and Korean style to choose from. Tables and chairs are arranged at the center of the market area. You can enjoy your dinner or just a cold beer while sitting there listening to the live music under the night sky with the beautiful hanging light bulbs decoration. Kad Rincome is not a tourist-oriented market like the Night Bazaar. The market is targeting mainly the locals, but of course, foreign tourists are very much welcomed.
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