At the bustling Ton Lam Yai Market you can find bundles of flowers like roses and orchids. This large flower market is located near the river and you can come here every day around-the-clock. It is always …

The Chiang Mai Night Bazaar is the most famous market that stretches along the Ping River downtown. Here you will find many vendors selling just about everything. This place is great for people watching and for doing your souvenir shopping. It is hard not to buy something …

A famous market is the crowded Sunday Walking Street starting at The Phae Gate running down the Ratchadamnoen Road. Vendors line up to sell a great variety of products like ethnic accessories. A selection of other markets includes the Kalare Night Bazaar, the charming Anusarn market and the Warorot …

One of the largest shopping centres is the Kad Suan Kaew on Huay Kaew Road. The old and charming mall is located near the airport and offers everything from chemists to clothes and shoes. On the weekends you can come here for a popular night …

Central Airport Plaza is located at the airport and is a modern 5-floor shopping centre offering modern shops, handicrafts, cinemas and …

The area around San Kamphaeng is your spot for handcrafts and quality souvenirs. Come here for wood works, furniture, fine silk scarves and clothing or take home a hand-crafted piece of …

Located 1-km north from the old city, this market is where locals go to do daily shopping of fresh fruits, vegetables, fish, chicken, eggs and much more organic products. There is a wide array of prepared and cooked food ready-to-eat or take …

Warorot Market/Kad Long—housed in what used to be the place for the funeral ceremony of the ruler of Chiang Mai—is the oldest market in Chiang Mai, having opened in 1910. The upper floors offer clothing and merchandise, while the food stalls are to be found on the ground. Tourists head on here above all …

The Chang Phuak Gate Market is a daily open-air night market where you can try some local delicacies for very reasonable prices. Claimed to be one of the best street food markets in Chiang Mai, this is the perfect spot to experience traditional Thai food and mingle with the …

On the north of the city, just off the street, local vendors line up their stalls full of fresh fruit, vegetables, fish and meats. Flock of tourists from the world over come here to live one day like a local and to have an insight into the Thai …

Chiang Mai's Sunday Night Market stretches from the Tha Phae Gate all the way through Ratchadamnoen Road, and offers a wide range of goods and handcrafted artefacts by local vendors. It is also filled with restaurants, coffee shops, and bars. Hot tip: the market comes to life in the evening, offering live entertainment until around …