Chiang Mai Street

Went 2x at Sunday night market street. Very cheap very good many many things so interesting. Bought many clothes, good and cheap food and even one nice ring… and I love avocado smoothie! Rating: 9/10. By the way, I also have a travel agency in Peru (Machupicchu)— you can find me on Instagram at @dopkertravel if you travel to Peru and need any help!

This enchanting place is a haven for travelers seeking to enhance their social lives. With its stunning scenery, it draws visitors from all walks of life. The vibrant atmosphere is alive with laughter and camaraderie, making it a perfect spot for meeting new friends and creating lasting memories. Food lovers will be delighted by the diverse culinary offerings. From street food stalls to gourmet restaurants, the flavors are rich and varied, promising an unforgettable gastronomic experience. Whether you're exploring the local markets, enjoying a sunset by the beach, or participating in lively cultural events, this destination is filled with joy and excitement at every turn. It's a place where adventure meets community, making it a must-visit for anyone looking to enrich their travel

The Sunday Night Market is an incredible experience and definitely the best I visited on my trip. The scale is huge, offering a fantastic mix of delicious street food and unique shopping with local artisans. It's so engaging; I spent three hours there and could have easily stayed longer. ​A few tips for a great visit: 1) ​Go early: It gets very crowded, especially after 7 PM. 2) ​Wear comfy shoes: You'll be doing a lot of walking! 3) ​Bring cash: Many vendors are cash-only. 4) ​Be adventurous: Try all the different foods! ​Come prepared for the crowds and you'll have an amazing time. Highly recommended!

One of the original night markets in Thailand and certainly one of the best. I won't go into further details which are already outlined in many other reviews, just read a few of those and enjoy my pictures. It is so vast that it is better see it a number of different times and just take in one section at a time.

One of the beget night markets we've been to. Prices better than most of the others. Wonderful selection of souvenirs, food, and artistic stuff. Some of it made on the spot. Two problems: not a lot of places to sit, no public bathrooms. This is Thailand: carry cash.

Sunday night walking Street Market is very busy. Lots and lots of vendors. Selling crafts and arts. Many food options available. There is so much to see and do and it's like the market never ends. Once you're in the middle, it's hard to get out and find transport.

The Night Market is one of the most fantastic markets I’ve ever visited, stretching impressively along two main intersecting streets. Every corner offers something new, but I especially want to recommend a lovely lady who serves freshly made noodle dishes. A local Thai girl recommended her to us, and she was absolutely right – the food is both homemade and unique. You’ll find her stall right in front of the Studio Layla Yoga– definitely worth a visit!

Absolutely incredible! This Market felt like it went on across the entire city! One of the most exciting markets in Thailand. Honestly, I don't think I even saw everything. We took a couple of breaks while walking the market because it was so big and hot and amazing and a little overwhelming! But we loved every minute of it.