There are many night markets in Chiang Mai. You can buy a lot of specialties and eat a lot of delicious food at these night markets. So, today I will briefly introduce to you what good night markets there are in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

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Sunday Night Market The Sunday Night Market is the largest night market in Chiang Mai.

Every Sunday, from outside Tha Pae Gate Square on the east side of the ancient city of Chiang Mai, along Ratchadamnoen Road and several nearby side roads, traversing the central main road of the entire ancient city of Chiang Mai until Wat Phra Sing.

The products at the night market include food, daily necessities, clothing, and of course the most important ones are handicrafts.

The Sunday night market in Chiang Mai is said to be the largest handicraft market in Asia. If you want to visit them all, it will probably take several hours.

Saturday Night Market The Saturday Night Market is located outside the South Gate of Chiang Mai City, separated by a road from the Chiang Mai City Gate Night Market.

The Chiang Mai Saturday Night Market extends southward along the moat. Along the road are various food stalls and fruit stalls, many selling handicrafts, and some buskers.

The Saturday night market is smaller than the Sunday night market, and there are relatively fewer people.

Changkang Road Night Market collects all kinds of artistic souvenirs and daily necessities. These small commodities are all-inclusive and cheap. They are all locally produced handicrafts, including all kinds of antiques and silver jewelry.

, ethnic embroidery bags, Thai silk, wood carvings and hand-painted paper umbrellas, etc.

The night market offers shopping, dining, and entertainment all in one place, but the prices offered by the vendors are all tourist prices, which are a bit expensive.

Fortunately, it is open every day. If you miss the weekend night market, you can come and experience the night market atmosphere of Chiang Mai.

Ma Lin Night Market is much smaller than the previous three night markets. Snacks and clothing are very cheap, and the products are very unique.

There is also a tarot card fortune-telling stall popular in Thailand in the night market.

The difference between Marin Plaza and other night markets is that there is a whole street of Japanese restaurants in the night market dining area selling various Japanese dishes; most of the clothes in the clothing area are young people's clothes, which are very fashionable.

The Changbok Night Market is small in scale, but it is famous for its Feng Fei Fei Pig Knuckle Rice.

Very close to the North Gate, there are about a dozen stalls. In addition to pig trotter rice, they also sell glutinous rice, banana pancakes and other snacks, as well as barbecue drinks and so on. The prices are very cheap, and it is very lively with many people.

Waroro Market Waroro Market is Chiang Mai's Chinatown. Its architectural style is similar to Bangkok's Chinatown. It is mostly red and yellow. The big signboard is written in Chinese. It is commonly known as the "Big Market". It is the oldest and most famous in Chiang Mai.

The market offers dried fruits, snacks, clothing, mountain tribe handicrafts, flowers, fruits, etc. at relatively cheap prices. Anushan Market can actually be regarded as a night market, with a large number of Thai handmade products and various bags.

Clothes, wood carvings, etc. are of low price and good quality, so they are the first choice to buy as souvenirs. There are also many food stalls, including seafood restaurants and hot pot restaurants, where you can taste authentic local tastes, and there will also be some exciting ones from time to time.

Street performers perform (and there are transvestite shows). Songju Market is a small fruit and vegetable market. There are many kinds of fruits and vegetables in the market, and you can also buy various kinds of groceries, yogurt salads and other specialty snacks.

An over-developed attraction, the main customers here are locals, so the prices are very reasonable. As the name suggests, the Manmai Fruit Market has a complete range of fruits. If you want to eat a variety of cheap fruits, you can come here.

A wholesale market for vegetables with very reasonable prices. JJ Market is no longer a fruit and vegetable market. JJ Market has a Lanna-style design and provides a variety of entertainment and shopping options. You can choose from a variety of souvenirs and decorations.

Supplies, rattan and furniture, textiles, antiques, etc. When evening comes, JJ Market transforms under the neon lights and music of the bars, which serve Chiang Mai’s young and fashionable crowd.