Chamchaa Market

Lots of fun at the market today. We got to shop through the huge array of hand made clothes. The quality and craftsmanship is great, quite distinct from other markets. Our kids had an even better time. They made hair clips, lanterns, scented soap, wooden painted table dishes (elephant and cat), and candles. Make sure to visit the handicrafts wood shop opposite Meena's restaurant. This was our kids favourite workshop making.thr monkey wood dishes. See the video and pictures There are plenty of small cafe stalls o sit and relax. The coffee was good and the pastries freshly made. My cinnamon scroll was a bit overdone, so not everything is perfect... nonetheless, it was on of those special days to remember

Cham Cha’s Market was a great surprise. Lots of creative local stalls, relaxed music, friendly vendors and plenty of unique finds. It instantly became one of my favorite weekend markets in Chiang Mai. Definitely worth the trip if you want something a bit different from the usual spots.

Chamchaa market opens on Saturday and Sunday at 10 am - 4 pm. There are handmade dress, bag, and craft. There are some booths selling snack, burger, coffee, juice, and etc. Good for shopping craft. It is not a place for kids.

Awesome vibes and energy here. Hidden gems. Spend half a day here . Nothing but good positive here. Ample space for parking. Suitable for wheelchair users and children.

Lovely market to have a stroll, some coffee and baked goods. Plenty of stuff if you like to go shopping for clothes and jewelry. The guy with the motorcycle coffee place was cool.

A very lovely craft market with lots of handmade food, products, coffee shops, clothing, and accessories. It has a strong Chiang Mai vibe — highly recommended!

Beautiful items available - higher end then other markets but also more expensive. Lots of great areas to sit for photos or people watching.

“A lovely weekend market beautifully decorated in Northern Thai style. It’s popular among tourists and offers plenty of traditional clothes, local food, and handmade crafts. A great place to experience Chiang Mai’s local culture.”