The Chang Phuak market is located near the Chang Phuak Gate, on the north side of the Moat.

Chiang Mai Gate Market is a traditional Thai market that stay open all the time (yes 24 hours a day, 7 days a week). Many things are sold in this huge, crowded market, from the fruits such as bananas, papayas, mangos,… to the living fishes, frogs and turtles. The Chiang Mai Gate Market is located right opposite of Chiang Mai Gate (south side of the moat), thus its name. Be aware of the…

Dokmai Garden is a private Chiang Mai botanical garden, providing a gateway to the understanding of the nature and culture of northern Thailand. With the knowledge and experience you share with the Thai family, Seehamongkol, who lives in this private 4 hectare (10 acres) botanical garden, we believe you will be better prepared to go to other Thai gardens, local food markets and nearby…

It's at Kad Muang Traditional Bazaar where farangs are treated equally as local shoppers!

Kad Rincome is a night market located near the junction between Huay Kaew Road and Nimmanhaemin Road. The market is clearly targeting teenagers (most of the people you will see there still wear the school/university uniform of the day). The shops near the entrance are mainly food stalls where you can buy sticks of meat, fried rice and noodles, … Further inside you will find a multitude…

Malin Plaza is a good place to find delicious food for a very good price. This place is filled of students from Chiang Mai university. From 6pm to around 10pm, all the shops and restaurants are open. There you will find a few good japanese and thai restaurants. There is also a clothes market, not very big but you can still expect to find some interesting prices.

Chiang Mai Night Bazaar or just Night Bazaar (Thai: ไนท์บาซาร์, Nai Basa) is located in the heart of the city, on the Chan Klan road, between Tha Pae and Sri Donchai roads. It is famous for its handicrafts and portrait paintings. There are also jewelry, toys, clothing and high tech items such as, CDs and DVDs. The market is one of the biggest tourist attractions in…

Wualai Market Walking Street in Chiang Mai occurs on Saturdays on this road, which has traditionally hosted the silversmiths and jewellery shops of the city. It is a similar experience to the Sunday Walking Street, though more geared towards locals and less arty. The road runs off at an angle, outside of the old town, south of Chiang Mai Gate. Saturday Night Market is similar to the Sunday…

Every sunday from 4pm to 11pm on Ratchadamnoen Road, starting at Thapae Gate, there is the Sunday Night Market Walking Street. If you are after sketchy imitation knock-offs and pirated DVD's, then this ISN'T the market for you. But if you are after a wide range of diverse arts, crafts, jewlery and clothes, complete with musicans, bustling crowds and a great atmosphere then the Sunday…

Ton Payom product market (ตลาดต้นพยอม) is a small market where you can buy all kind of food. Do not expect to meet a lot of foreigners there, it is a real thai market. Ton Payom Market is located at the intersection between the Canal Road and Suthep Road.