Jing Jai Market Chiang Mai

**Jing Jai Market – Chiang Mai's Premier Weekend Craft Destination** Jing Jai Market (JJ Market) has established itself as Chiang Mai's go-to destination for authentic local craftsmanship and quality products. Operating exclusively on weekends, this market brings together the city's most creative artisans and designers in a vibrant yet relaxed atmosphere. **Opening Hours**: Saturday and Sunday only, with the full market experience from early morning to early afternoon. The Sunday farmer's market adds an extra dimension with fresh local produce. Must-experience highlights: - **Discover Bespoke Brands**: Explore numerous small-batch clothing and craft stalls where each brand offers unique, high-quality products. The exclusivity means you won't find the same items repeated across different stalls. - **Visit Goods Goods**: This curated space features international Thai brands, offering a selection of well-designed home goods, clothing, and accessories that represent contemporary Thai craftsmanship. - **Sunday Farmer's Market**: Return on Sunday for fresh local fruits, organic produce, and homemade food products that showcase northern Thailand's agricultural bounty. - **Allocate Ample Time**: With the combination of craft stalls, food vendors, and live music, plan to spend 4-5 hours to fully experience everything the market offers. The market's thoughtful layout and shaded areas make for comfortable browsing. While the permanent shops remain open weekdays, the weekend pop-up stalls represent the market's true appeal. **Verdict**: An essential destination for visitors seeking authentic local artistry and quality craftsmanship. The perfect place to find unique souvenirs while supporting Chiang Mai's creative community directly.

Weekend Market with a Local things! A cute eco-friendly & pet-friendly weekend market packed with local shops, farmer stalls, and handmade treasures (and of course “tourists” esp long or festive holidays). Better check in on Sat&Sun morning before 10am, no long lines or traffics at food zone. I’ve been here every times on my CNX trip to check out clothes, bags, wooden goodies, and tasty homemade bites with my barkie friends. It’s the kind of place where you stroll slow, snack lots, and leave with a full tote bag. All the ladies will love this market I bet!

I was pleasantly overwhelmed by the quality, cleanliness and variety of food at this market. It was so aesthetically pleasing also. We didn’t have a lot of time to explore as we needed to catch our flight. Wish we had more time. Will definitely try to come back. We went there on a Sunday at 9 am. Quite a lot of people but the market’s big enough

Went in the morning and loved the chill vibe near the coffee cart. Food was affordable with both Thai and Western choices. The market’s modern and full of handmade goods. Only downside: weekends get crowded, and seating fills up fast. Still, a great spot to relax and people-watch.

Cute market square about 15 min outside the old city by car. There are different buildings selling different products/food/stuff. Feels like any typical shopping area you'd see in the United States etc. the bonus is the green friendly focus with recycling bins in front

Michelin rated eateries on site, but always busy, maybe worth a wait if you want to tick it off your list. However, the main market had a lovely food stall area, where you can get all your Thai favourites for a fair price. Clothing, jewellery, artwork and general market goodies all available, something for everyone. Most of all, just nice to walk around it, snack on food, have a cold drink, listen to musicians, look at art installations, watch the world go buy and spend some money to help the economy. Overall, had a nice afternoon, it was busy, but not as busy and claustrophobic as the Sunday Night Market in the Old Town.

Nice modern market open every day though it gets pretty packed on the weekends. Good recycling ♻️ system. There’s an international grocery store in the middle of it & the stalls have a good variety of food. Traffic is quite heavy during lunch hour, so I recommend coming early.

Visited on a Sunday Morning. The market was lively not so crowded just nice. There's stalls selling crafts, clothing and food. Seatings are available. And toilet is clean! There were limited halal options