Chiang Mai Night Bazaar

A fun filled night bazaar that has food, games and cheap stuff to buy. Be ready to bargain, never take the first price. Best to bring cash as some vendors don’t prefer credit (costs them a %) My favorite was the potstickers or fried dumplings, however you may call them in your part of the world.

Lovely market, lots of things to look at and buy, and things are not repeated which is a nice change. Some quite touristy restaurants but the food court is ok. If you love Thai food perhaps just explore and go over the road to one of the amazing restaurants like Ekachan for a proper meal! There is a little bar (photo) on the corner down near the back entrance that is nice and chill though and worth a visit for a cold drink and some people watching.

It’s not that big. It’s a nice market but I thought it would’ve been bigger considering how popular it was on google maps. Decent pop up stores and food stalls.

Vibrant, cheerful, colourful - everything you can expect from a tourist staple. The souvenirs ard overpriced, so do haggle. There are a lot of food options, bit stick to the traditional items - noodles, fried chicken, banh mis .

The businesses and folk of Thailand really know how to do their night bazaars. A popular event in each of their places, these events are carefully attended to details that attract both the locals and visitors. An incredibly huge amount of work that goes into setting up the events. Involving the necessary infrastructure of tents and tables for the displays, and then the huge variety of goods. The range is exceptional and one is spoilt for choice. Freshly prepared food is definitely a highlight and the pricing is affordable even for the locals. Clothing and other accessories too are easily available and also very affordable. This is definitely a model and pattern that can be copied the world over and many of the poorer countries could benefit from such ventures. A must experience for everyone.

A very pleasant market, reminds me of back home (except the sea food), happy atmosphere and very calmed down place to enjoy. Highly recommended to try the mango with the sticky rice and coconut milk on top of it. Very tasty!

This place is just like any other bazaar, if you have not been to one then it could be interesting, the prices are marked up for tourist as I found lots of clothing and souvenirs priced 40 pct higher that places I visited at old town. And they all sell almost the same things. There are lots of food court with divest type of foods. There are also 2 muey Thai show available if you like those type of things Transport is easy by ride hailing or tuk tuk, I drove rental car and easy to get parking The only thing strikes me is that , the ambience is really tone down like sellers are mostly tired and there is no festival kind of feel to the bazaar...a bit boring walking along the street stall. But maybe that's me

When you think of Thailand, a good night market comes to mind. This is a great market to visit. Many vendors can walk up and down the street to buy food, items, paints, and more. I could go to a few different markets, but this one was able to stand out to our group. It was a great experience, with a decent price and lots of variety