it is sad to see this once bustling busy market place a shadow of its former self due to a lack of tourists because of international travel restrictions I can only hope that it will return to its former glory because in full swing it is definitely worth spending time here
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Come to Chiang Mai, how can you not go to the night market? ?
If you are planning to travel to Chiang Mai, remember to bring a weekend, because don't miss the night here! city! The night market can be said to be the best choice for tasting Chiang Mai food and purchasing local products. As a foodie, if you don't taste at least 30 kinds of food, you are too embarrassed to say that you have been to Chiang Mai.
So it is very difficult to hold the money in the wallet at the night market. It doesn't matter. Maybe it seems to be an irrational impulse at the time. Looking back is an unforgettable experience and memory. The
night market collects a wide range of art souvenirs and daily necessities, all of which are all-inclusive and inexpensive, including locally produced handicrafts, including a wide range of antiques, silver jewellery and ethnic embroidery bags. , Thai silk and cotton fabrics, bamboo products, celadon, lacquerware, wood carvings, hand-painted paper umbrellas, etc.
Makiyu
Recommended by Chiang Mai Night Market | Changkang Road Night Market
Chiang Mai has three major night markets, Sunday Night Market is the biggest, followed by Saturday Night Market, and one is the Changkang Road Night Market every day. Although it is not so big compared to the previous two night markets, if you can't get to the weekend in Chiang Mai, it would be nice to visit Changkang Road.
Changkang Road Night Market is less than ten minutes walk from Tha Pae Gate. At six or seven o'clock in the evening, the street starts to swing. Not only special souvenirs, but also some inexpensive clothes.
Of course, if you want to buy something, remember to bargain, because the price of Changkang Road Night Market will be relatively high.
Recommended snacks: Thai fried rice and chicken noodle soup in front of McDonald's, 30-50 baht.
around: go to Starbucks, McDonald's, etc.
Jojos trip
Speaking of the Chiang Mai night market, the most famous are Saturday Night Market and Changkang Night Market.
This time I went to Chiang Mai and I met a very creative night market, and it is very suitable for young people, that is, the grassy night market - Ploen Rudee Market, just near Changkang Road. Then why is it called Caojing Night Market? Because there are a lot of grasshoppers here, visitors here will sit on the grass and chat and drink.
There are not many shops here, but there are resident bands. We went to the Songkran Festival, where colorful buckets were hung upside down.
It feels like a big bar scene here, if you want to go shopping, it is not recommended.
Time: Monday Saturday 17.0024.00
Address: Night Bazaar
Jojos trip
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Kalare Night Bazaar is located between Chiang Mai Old City and the Mae Ping River. It is open every night of the week. Although it is very lively, it is also very orderly. It is both noisy and restrained at the same time. Everyday as soon as the sun goes down, all kinds of handicrafts set up for sale. Kalare Road in Chiang Mai has become a bustling night market that enthralls, entertains and entrances visitors. Both sides of the road are decorated with lights. For about two kilometers, the entire street is packed with people. There are a variety of small shops and vendors with an abundance of different goods at affordable prices. They sell different kinds of silver jewelry, embroidered fabric bags, Thai silk, Thai brocade, bamboo goods, lacquerware, carved wooden figurines and handpainted paper parasols.
it is sad to see this once bustling busy market place a shadow of its former self due to a lack of tourists because of international travel restrictions I can only hope that it will return to its former glory because in full swing it is definitely worth spending time here
Where is Changkang Road Night Market? Changkang Road Night Market what is delicious? Changkang Road Night Market also called sightseeing night market, is one of the three night markets in Chiang Mai. Changkang Road night market every night will have, although the number and scale of the weekend night market is small, but very has its own characteristics, to Chiang Mai, basically have to go to Changkang Road night market to go shopping.
The big night market is relatively long, with many shops and many tourists. The food stalls are quite full. There are also several larger shopping malls that are open until late. There are many roadside stalls, and there are a lot of fruit cuts.
There are two relatively large night markets in Chiang Mai. One is the night market on weekdays, which is the Changkang night market we go to. It is open every day. The Changkang night market is very large. If you can’t catch up with the weekend night market, it’s actually enough for you to visit. As long as you arrive at the Changkang Night Market, you will find that it is more than just a night market, but a street shop that can’t be seen from both sides of the road, and there will be night markets of various sizes on both sides of the road. Markets, such as the Haystack Night Market, are also in this Changkang Road Night Market. There are also various fish spa shops and Massage shops in the night market.
Walking through the Sunday night market in Chiang Mai, with the rhythms of street performers, reminds me of the past. With the development of China's economy, we have built various large shopping centers in cities, while the market representing the agricultural society is dying. This has to disappoint a nostalgic me a little. While we get a modern, standardized and streamlined shopping mall, we also lose the freedom, taste, bargaining power, intimate transaction experience, and more diverse options that characterized our traditional bazaar. There is no hustle or bustle in some ancient cities in Chiang Mai, and no deafening hawking from the store speakers. There is only the elegant melody of the artists, accompanied by the sound of visitors talking to the store. The color of the skin of every country walks here, is well-ordered, everything seems so harmonious, peaceful. Why do I like the Sunday night market in Chiang Mai? Why? When I walk halfway, I find the answer: here evokes memories of my childhood!