Jing Jai Market Chiang Mai

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.

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.

Morning Farmers Market type market, lots and lots of local vendors. Most things are handmade/handcrafts by local people. There’s arts and crafts, decors, foods and snacks, LOTS OF IT. Foods here are pretty clean and fresh, most are made fresh when you order them. We had lots of fun walking around buying souvenirs and snacks. Bathrooms and toilets are at the back of the market and are pretty clean. Foods at the food vendors here are also pretty cheap not like most tourist traps in Chiang Mai.

Excellent place to stroll around, support local artists, and enjoy some food. I had some coffee, snacks, and fruits while walking around with the family. My daughter bought plenty of handcrafted souvenirs for her friends, and my wife got some locally made dresses. There was a lot to see and eat; however, there were fewer options for men. Nonetheless, it was a worthwhile place to visit when in Chiang Mai.

Jing jai Market is one of the most aesthetic markets I’ve visited, filled with beautifully curated local products. Every stall feels thoughtfully designed, offering unique finds you won’t see anywhere else. A perfect spot to shop, stroll, and soak up the creative local vibe.

We love this market! It has everything you want…Amazing crafts, delicious foods, and specialty shops. Just make sure to go early in the day as a lot of the food stalls close up early afternoon. We have only been on a Saturday around 1pm and it was a little too late to really enjoy everything.

I liked this much better than the weekend night markets around the old town. This had more unique handicrafts and lots of local Thai people. No young backpackers. Nice morning fresh produce plus food and loads of handicrafts. Not the cheap Chinese stuff you find in night markets.

Overall, clean and neat. Lot of artisanal stuff. I understand it is a Central initiative. Lots of clothes and handicrafts. On certain days, there is a farmer's market as well. A variety place to visit for a few hours. It has a TOPS inside as well. There is an ATM and money exchange mounted on a truck in the premises in case you run out of currency.