There are many night markets in Chiang Mai, where you can buy a lot of specialties and eat a lot of delicious food.

Therefore, today the editor will give you a brief introduction to the night market in Chiang Mai, Thailand.

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

Every Sunday, from outside Tapemen Square on the east side of the ancient city of Chiang Mai, along Ratchadamnoen Road and several nearby branch roads, through the central main road of the entire ancient city of Chiang Mai, to Wat Phra Sing.

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

Chiang Mai’s Sunday Night Market is said to be Asia’s largest handicraft market.

It is estimated that it will take several hours to visit them all.

Saturday Night Market On Saturday, the night market is located outside the South Gate of Chiang Mai, across the road from Chiang Mai's Chengmen Night Market.

The Saturday Chiang Mai Night Market stretches southward along the moat. There are various food stalls and fruit stalls along the moat.

There are also many handicrafts and some artists.

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

Luchang Night Market Luchang Night Market has a variety of art souvenirs and daily necessities. These small commodities are all-inclusive at low prices and full of local handicrafts, including various antiques, silver jewelry, ethnic embroidery bags, Tess, and wood carvings.

, hand-painted paper umbrellas, etc.

Shopping, dining, and entertainment at the night market are all available in one stop, but the prices offered by the vendors are all tourist prices, which are slightly expensive.

Well, it's open every day.

If you miss the night market on weekends, you can come and experience the night market atmosphere in Chiang Mai.

Compared with the first three night markets, the Ma Night Market is much smaller in size. Snacks and clothing are very cheap, and the products are also very unique.

The night market also has a tarot fortune-telling stall that is very popular in Thailand.

The difference between MarinPlaza and other night markets is that the dining area of ??the night market has a whole street of Japanese food, selling a variety of Japanese food; the local clothes are mostly young people's clothes, which are very fashionable.

The Changbuke Night Market is small in scale, but it is famous for its Feng Feifei Pig's Knuckle Rice.

Very close to the north gate, there are about a dozen stalls.

In addition to pig trotter rice, there are also snacks such as glutinous rice, banana pancakes, and barbecue drinks.

Prices are very cheap, there are many people and it’s lively.

Waro Market Waro Market is Chiang Mai’s Chinatown.

Its architectural style is similar to Bangkok's Chinatown, mostly red and yellow.

The big signs are written in Chinese and are commonly known as big markets.

This is the oldest and most famous market in Chiang Mai.

Dried fruits, snacks, clothing, handicrafts, flowers, and fruits from hill tribes are relatively cheap.

Anu Mountain Market can actually be regarded as a night market.

There are a large number of handmade Thai products, various bags, clothes, wood carvings, etc.

The price is low and the quality is good, making it 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 flavors, and there will also be some wonderful street performers (and transvestite performances) from time to time.

Waffle Market Waffle 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 groceries, yogurt salads and other specialty snacks.

Unlike over-developed scenic spots, the main customers here are locals, so the prices are very reasonable.

As the name suggests, the Manmai Fruit Market has quite a variety of fruits.

If you want to eat all kinds of cheap fruits, you can come here.

It can be regarded as a wholesale market for local fruits and various vegetables, and the prices are very reasonable.

JJ Market Finally, it is not a fruit and vegetable market.

JJ Market features a Lancido-style design and offers a wealth of entertainment and shopping options.

Here you can choose from a wide range of gifts, decorative items, rattan and furniture, textiles, antiques and more.

At night, JJ Market turns into neon lights and music in a bar serving Chiang Mai's young and fashionable crowd.