[2024 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for The One Ratchada (Updated Oct)

Buzzing Night Train Market!

Name: Train Night Market Ratchada Location: Northern Bangkok, Thailand The train market of Ratchada is a unique night market in Bangkok. You can buy lots of souvenirs, clothes, yummy snacks and inexpensive electronic goods. I recommend going at sunset and travelling to the top of the car park across the road to enjoy sweeping views of the market and Bangkok skyline. A unique experience and totally worth visiting whilst in Bangkok. #visitbangkok

The Wonderful Train Market!

Location: North part of Bangkok, Thailand. Name: Ratchada Night Train Market Getting there: Located on Ratchada Road and near the Esplanade Department Store, the Market is accessible by the MRT: Thailand Cultural Centre Station. This market only opens late afternoon and you can buy very cheap goods. There is also delicious fruit and meat to buy from the vendors. Tip: Go across the road from the market and head up to the top floor of the car park...you will be treated to stunning views of the market umbrellas with Bangkok skyline I'm the background. #bangkok #nightmarket #ratchada

Thailand night market shopping

Remember to visit night markets in Bangkok to experience local cultures and buy cheaper items. I will advise you to check the prices online to have a sense of the general pricing because some stores may inflate the prices and give you a big discount to tempt you into buying. It is also fun to engage with the sellers in giving you more discounts. It is a normal thing to do when you are a tourist in Bangkok. You also can get local health products such as medicated oil inhalers and beauty products. Happy shopping! #bangkok #HelloAsia #ACulturalOdyssey

Traveling in Bangkok and not sure where to go at night? Why not visit the Ratchada Train Night Market

🚆✨ The Ratchada Train Night Market is not only filled with colorful tent stalls, but also many small booths waiting for you to discover, as well as a variety of unique bars. Moreover, many street artists gather here, making the Ratchada Train Night Market a perfect example of successfully blending retro fashion trends with grassroots local culture. 🍖✨ One of the most enjoyable things in life is to eat meat and drink heartily. Looking at these big chunks of salmon and various seafood, my stomach is already getting restless. 🍖✨ There are also various Thai-style barbecues, and it's the Thai sauces that really capture my appetite. I haven't experienced this kind of taste back home, sour and sweet with a hint of spiciness, different from the sweet and sour we usually have. 🍎✨ Thailand, being in the tropics, has fruits like watermelon, mango, and pineapple that are not only cheap but also delicious. While wandering around the night market, why not have a cup of fruit smoothie to cool off? The passion fruit is sour and sweet. 🦀✨ If you're daring, try the Thai seafood ceviche. First, remove the crab shell and some unnecessary parts, then clean out inedible parts like the crab's gills, chop the crab into pieces, add chili and other seasonings, and it tastes quite good. It's spicy and satisfying, although there's a slight fishy taste. Tips 📍✨【Address & Transportation】: Take the MRT Blue Line to Thailand Culture center, exit at gate 3, follow the signs with Chinese and Thai station names for Thailand Cultural Center, and it's a 5-minute walk. The specific address is Ratchadaphisek Rd, which can be directly searched on the map. You can also show the taxi driver 'Ratchada Night Train Market' in Thai: ตลาดนัดรถไฟรัชดา. 📍✨【Operating Hours】: Tuesday to Sunday from 5 pm to 1 am, closed on Mondays, so don't go there on a Monday and find it closed. 📍✨【Suggested Duration】: About 2-3 hours, with many bars at the deepest end of the alley. 📍✨ The origin of the name 'Ratchada Train Night Market' has nothing to do with trains. It was named 'Train Night Market' because the market management rented a piece of land from the State Railway of Thailand to start a night market before its establishment. Since it's located on Ratchada Road, some people also call it 'Ratchada Train Night Market'. 📍✨ Travel Tips The night market is roughly divided into three parts. The first section you encounter is filled with food, offering a variety of Thai snacks and delicacies. The second section features small commodities and some clothing, where you can buy many Thai specialty products. The third section is the bars, each with different music, and there are many bars, creating a noisy atmosphere.

Night market in Bangkok

#songkran2024 The One Ratchada is one of the night markets in Bangkok, Thailand. It is one of the largest and most atmospheric night markets in the city. It is located on Ratchada Road and near the Esplanade Department Store and it is accessible by the MRT or by bus. It opens daily from 4pm to midnight. There are many vendors that sell a variety of goods and foods like clothes, souvenir, handcraft, snacks, Thai food and more. Address: 55 10 Ratchadaphisek Rd, Din Daeng, Bangkok 10400, Thailand

Wandering around the streets of Bangkok, I eventually ended up at the Ratchada Night Market

Walking through the streets of Bangkok, you're immersed in the hustle and bustle of life; when the green light shines on the main road, the roar of motorcycles pierces the sky. Many things still feel familiar. I visited the Ratchada Train Night Market, which I hadn't seen in years. There weren't as many people, and the large parking structure that was there before is gone! I felt a bit disappointed Luckily, I could still find some delicious food in the night market to comfort myself! PS: You can get here by taking the MRT. After getting off the subway, you'll see a friendly ICBC (Industrial and Commercial Bank of China), and then you're almost there!

Ratchada Train Night Market pitfall guide! Where can you take a panoramic view without a drone?

Visiting the night market is an activity that everyone loves. Ratchada is not to be missed, and the location for taking panoramic photos is easy to find. After entering the night market, there is a multi-storey car park on the east side. You can take a panoramic view directly by climbing to the fourth or fifth floor. Beware of pitfalls! Be careful when taking a taxi at the entrance, if your English is not good, it's easier to be slaughtered. Don't sit in the crawling ones. I asked several cars at the door to slaughter me. Walk a few more steps, turn a corner, wave to stop the car, basically you will not be slaughtered. The fame of Volcano Ribs is overrated, it's expensive and not very tasty. The large portion looks good in photos, the small portion is nothing special, the photos are not good, and the taste is just so-so. Desserts are basically less likely to step on thunder, you can try them all. In addition to food, there are also good-looking clothes for sale, girls can go further inside. Those weird bugs and so on are waiting for you to try. In general, it's no problem to stroll around and eat for two hours.

The One Ratchada: Flavor and Fun Unite

My visit to The One Ratchada night market, nestled behind the Esplanade Ratchada, was a dynamic and unforgettable experience. This bustling market is a treasure trove of diverse shops, making it a haven for shopaholics. But it's the culinary delights that steal the show. The array of food stalls serves up an incredible variety of flavors, from local street food classics to international cuisines. Each dish I tried was a taste sensation, and the market's vibrant atmosphere added to the dining pleasure. For those seeking entertainment and a place to unwind, The One Ratchada delivers. The abundance of bars and hangout spots ensures a lively nightlife. What's even more impressive is its strategic location, just a brief 5-minute walk to the Thailand Cultural Center MRT subway station, making it easily accessible for travelers. The One Ratchada night market isn't just a market; it's a cultural melting pot where flavors, shopping, and nightlife converge. It's a must-visit for anyone looking to immerse themselves in the vibrant energy of Bangkok's evening scene. #timetotravel

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Lachada Train Night Market | The unique human fireworks atmosphere here.

Ratchada Train Night Market, with its lively atmosphere and small food stalls filled with the aroma of fireworks, has captured the hearts of many tourists. Take the MRT and get off at Thailand Cultural Centre station, exit at gate 3. The night market is divided into three parts: a food street, a bar street, and a flea market.