Top 4 in Top 10 tourist attractions in Thailand.
Every visitor to Thailand expects good and cheap food - and that's exactly what they can find at Sunday Night Walking Street in Chiang Mai. Vendors sell all sorts of dishes here: from the popular pad Thai and chicken satay to samosas, fried plantains, sweet roti and fresh fruit shakes – often for under $2 a piece.
Once you've satiated your food cravings, you can explore hundreds of stalls selling a range of unique items such as all-natural soaps, hand-dyed textiles featuring unique Italian patterns. local hill tribes, incense and essential oils, musical instruments, paintings. , wall mount, and more.
The market is always crowded every week without fail, no matter what time of year you're visiting, so brace yourself and try to enjoy being part of the fun chaos. This is one of the must-dos in Chiang Mai, and an essential part of the Thai experience. If you don't go to Sunday market, or just want to experience other market experiences in Chiang Mai, head to Saturday Night Walking Street or Night Market on Chang Klan Road, a daily event. For the less touristy, head to Warorot Day Market , near the Mae Ping River.