Warorot Market (Kad Luang)

Amazing local market that has almost everything you need from fresh produce to preserved food. Enjoy walk around the market, especially the first floor where you can buy snacks and local products. The sellers are friendly and helpful. The atmosphere is airy and not to crowded.

I really enjoyed my trip to Warorot Market. Got an iced cappuccino which was strong and delicious. Walked around and bought some traditional food items to take back home. I visited around 9:30am and the market wasn’t crowded at all so I was able to walk and check good out freely.

Pretty old town and messy establishment with many cheap stuff that are less enticing to buy. However, if you hunt hard at all corners, you may discover some suitable bargains and delicious local delicacies. Many shops have closed and older parts of the market are getting demolished, hopefully with plans to rebuild into a new building as part of the market. Side street stalls do pop out at night living more variety and flavours of cheap goods, but I still find these goods to be mainly useless stuff ;) other than souvenirs and F&B. Still a nice experience to venture for all!

Lots of great food products, nuts, tea, and coffee here. Enjoyed walking through to try so many different foods. Starts closing up around 5pm to shift outside to the night market.

The local market is famous since while ago, location is hard traffic even tourists and local. The parking is available to find with fee to pay by hour's. Good for dry food package as survivor.

Huge market full of goodies! Bought some banana chips, dried mangos, and dried strawberries from one vendor.

Great bargains to be had in this large sprawling historic market. Lots of entrances and exits, bit of a maze yet part of the charm. If you arrive by scooter then pin its parked location onto Google maps! Floors of gifts, clothing, food and everything in between. Includes a wet market with buckets of live seafood and frogs yet easy to avoid this section. We worth the walk around

Warorot Market, known locally as Kad Luang ("Grand Market"), is considered the largest and best-known market in the northern region of Thailand. It is a market for gourmets, bargain hunters and (of course) tourists. The bustling market has a lot of cheap clothing, knickknacks, household products and of course a lot of food on offer. Those looking for Northern Thai specialties such as Sai ua (northern Thai sausage), Moo yo (traditional Vietnamese pork sausage), Nam phrik num (northern Thai green pepper chili paste) should go to the Warorot Market.