1. Chiang Mai Night Market, Thailand This is one of the most attractive places in northern Thailand. It occupies three blocks and is a good place for shopping and delicious food.

Stalls are set up outside arcades, internet cafes and restaurants.

Mango sticky rice, tropical fruits, colorful freshly squeezed juices, irresistible seafood food stalls.

Whether it’s traditional Thai food or pasta fries, there’s something for everyone.

2. "San Francisco Underground Market" in the United States. This extremely popular night market was originally established in 2009 to provide new businessmen with a sales place away from government restrictions.

For those who want to visit this "underground" night market that happens once a month, they only need to register briefly online, and then they can wander among the rows of food stalls in the night market.

Salted meat caramel popcorn, orange marmalade sandwiches, duck fat fries and other delicacies never seen in mainland China can be sampled for free here, it’s tempting enough!

3. Summer Night Market in Richmond, Canada The summer night market in Richmond is the main gathering place for local immigrants.

In addition to the most populous Canadians, you can also enjoy Latin salsa dancing and performances by Asian singers at the night market.

Of course, the most important thing is the various snacks that diners can’t miss.

Every weekend night, this 10-acre night market on the outskirts of Vancouver will be filled with more than 200 stalls, bringing together Chinese, Thai and Italian cuisine.

4. Taipei Shilin Night Market Among Taipei night markets, Shilin Night Market is the most famous.

Shilin Night Market is a comprehensive night market composed of many alleys. Take the subway in the center of Taipei and get off at Jiantan Station and exit the subway.

There are hundreds of stalls here, offering all kinds of snacks. The most distinctive ones are oyster omelette, small intestine wrapped in large intestine, pan-fried buns, etc. There are also local specialty foods such as sun cakes, pineapple cakes, Penghu dried fish, and mullet roe.

People will eat so much that they don’t want to leave.

5. Pham Ngu Lao Street Night Market in Vietnam Pham Ngu Lao Street and several surrounding roads form the core area of ??Saigon tourism.

There are large and small hotels, Western-style restaurants, cafes, travel agencies and various shops here, making it a paradise for backpackers.

Here, you can find dishes and drinks of all kinds, have a great meal of Vietnamese food, and then rent a bicycle or motorcycle and set off from here to start a free tour of Saigon city.

6. Every day after sunset at the Marrakech Night Market in Morocco, the orange juice and snake charmer stalls in the central square of Marrakech’s old town give way to open-air food stalls.

Locals and tourists would line up to buy couscous, lamb-stuffed sandwiches, chicken skewers, grilled sausages and other African-style delicacies, and then crowd around a large table to feast to the lively and melodious accompaniment of Gnawa drummers.

7. Suzuki Night Market, Melbourne, Australia The open-air night market located in Melbourne's Queen Victoria Market is open on Wednesdays from November to February of the following year.

In addition to crafts and designs, visitors can also sample Australian barbecue, kangaroo burgers, local Victorian wines, and mouth-watering delicacies from India, Ethiopia, the Netherlands, Spain and Vietnam, and you're sure to leave satisfied.