When you travel, do you prefer to visit night markets at night or in the evening? Today I will recommend some good night markets to you, namely the two night markets in Bangkok.

Which one is better? Each of the two markets has its own focus and different selling points, but the prices are relatively cheap, and you can still bargain. If you have plenty of time and your itinerary coincides with the market opening time, I suggest you go to both, or according to the

Choose according to your shopping needs.

The weekend market in Chiang Mai has more exotic characteristics and is suitable for buying souvenirs! The market starts at 4 p.m. and most stalls close at 11:30. Many of them are handmade by local people, such as shawls, woodworking toys, and ethnic products.

There are so many things such as clothing, wind chimes, lanterns, earrings, etc. What I would recommend is lacquerware. Those dishes are so beautiful! I wanted to buy some, but I still have a trip to Pai and Bangkok, and I want to visit Chatuchak, Bangkok.

There should be a market, so there is no need to drag your luggage with you... I didn't expect that Chatuchak is not sold, so I missed it. It's a pity... and the food in the weekend market is more diverse, tastier, and more exquisitely prepared! Bangkok Chatuchak

Ducha Market is also quite big, selling more daily necessities here.

Ordinary and fashionable clothing, gemstones, gold jewelry, tableware, tea sets, gardening supplies and decorations, and even shops selling pets and pet supplies. If you stay in Bangkok for a long time, it is very suitable to come here every Sunday to buy some daily necessities~ However, it is still

I can find some souvenirs, but I always feel that they are not as exquisite as those in Chiang Mai. I found a few exquisite and unique small flower pots in Chatuchak. As for the food, there are not many, but the coconut ice cream is more recommended.

···Others are small restaurants, and they only serve ordinary stir-fried noodles, fried rice, barbecue, etc., nothing special~ But they are all about authentic Thai life~ Just pay attention to the business hours~ The weekend night market in Chiang Mai starts at 16:00

Around 23:30; Chatuchak Market in Bangkok is from 9 am to 18:00 pm. Don’t miss it~ Chatuchak Weekend Market is a must-visit place in Bangkok. You can buy everything you want here. Chatuchak Market is the largest in the world.

One of the weekend markets, it used to be popular only with traders and wholesalers and is famous for its bargain shopping mall.

The size of Chatuchak Market and the diversity of its collection make it a must-see on any trip to the Thai capital, where you can buy equipment for your entire trip or more.

Chatuchak Weekend Market This market has a scale of 140,000 square meters. There are no 2- or 3-story buildings here.

The market has more than 6,000 stalls and attracts more than 200,000 visitors on weekends.

Every Friday to Sunday, the market opens its doors from 6 am to 6 pm, and sometimes on Wednesdays and Thursdays, plants and flowers are planted. 1. How to get to Chatuchak Market? Via BTS Skytrain (Tian

It is easy and cheap for MRT (MRT) or MRT (MRT) to enter the market.

Chatuchak Weekend Market As you leave the MRT (MRT) Chatuchak Park station, you will find yourself at No. 38 of this large market.

The BTS Skytrain (Skytrain) station of Chatuchak Weekend Market is MoChit. After exiting the station, you can walk to the market entrance in 5 minutes.

Chatuchak Weekend Market is easy to see which way to go, just follow the crowds and you won't get lost.

2. What good things can I buy there? There are more than 6,000 shops in Chatuchak Weekend Market, which are divided into 27 sections according to product types.

You can find almost anything, almost everything! From underwear, jeans, shirts, shoes, pottery, handicrafts, souvenirs to home furniture, gardening and pet supplies, movie merch to lots of Thai food and more.

It will take a long time to visit all the shops, but there are pictures and the truth! Chatuchak Weekend Market has antiques, books, plants and gardening tools, food and beverages, furniture and home decoration, ceramics, handicrafts, clothing and accessories, etc.

All kinds are available in Chatuchak market.

Of course you need to have some bargaining skills.

Chatuchak Weekend Market It is difficult to find a large and diverse collection of goods in one place.

This is another reason why people come to the market.

If you can't find what you like at one stall, you can always walk out and you'll be sure to find what you want elsewhere in the market.

3. What are the prices in the market? Many stalls have price tags, but this doesn’t mean anything in Thailand.

Although the prices are already very cheap, you can still bargain.

Apart from food, the prices at Chatuchak Weekend Market are fixed and everything depends on your bargaining power.