This night market used to be vibrant and full of life. Prior to COVID, it was packed with all kinds of people, tourists, vendors, tour guides, etc. Countless buses, mini buses, vans and tuktuks would be dropping people off and picking them up. You can find practically everything here, wood carving statues, portrait painting, fantasy photo studio, luggages, hand bags, t-shirts, etc. Rows and rows of vendors offering their products or services. Without the tourists, the market couldn't continue. Now there are hundreds of closed shops. It's like a ghost town. I wish that you could have seen this market in it's prime. So sad for Chiang Mai. 😢

It's very attractive for night sightseeing. You can find various things you need for souvenirs or just want to get some for yourself. The crafts were good, moderate prices and you can get cheaper by night and bulk buying.

We really enjoyed the night Bazaar with all the different stalls where you can buy clothes, art, craft etc. And the food market is just really nice and the food is delicious and cheap. You can pick any type of food you fancy and eat on the tables there. There is so much choice that it should please everyone. We also went to the Thai boxing show which is hosted in the same area. It is a bit touristy but it was interesting!

There's a lot of food choices. The food court had music. We tried pad Thai, spring rolls and chicken wings. We went both Thursday and Friday nights. Thursday was far busier. You can find anything you need and a lot of artwork and souvenirs. Many massage options, we had Thai massages at a shop on a side street. It's a good experience. The restroom in the food court was clean, but charged for toilet paper.

Passed by for quick shopping for souvenirs. As the name suggests, best time to come here is at night. Some shops are not keen on haggling shoppers so better take a quick survey of several stalls in the area before making purchases.

Wonderful place to get souvenirs, cheap handbags, t shirts and buy tailor made suits. Food varieties are nice from Thai and other Asian cuisines to Western cuisines. Must try Bubble tea 👌🇹🇭

Good atmosphere, live music, really popular place, inside you can eat from all the street food on open-air. Street food really good here, specially if you want to try it for the first time. Small market vendors everywhere are of course part of the place

Nice things to find and not too expensive. The people are very friendly and not pushing to buy anything.

Good for sightseeing at night, but a bit pricey.. if you're really like the goods, try to bargain the price, but remember the seller with pushing you to buy their goods.. better just leave the seller if the price don't match at first time u ask.

We enjoyed the food, but if you're a bargain hunter and looking for discounted stuff like clothes, gifts, etc, don't expect too much as the only place you can shop on are the vendors that lined up the streets in front of it and the street perpendocular to the night market

One of my favourite Night markets in Chang Mai. It's huge the street is wide many stalls and store to chose from. The food court is beautiful, great energy full of lights and live music, with a really good band! We found our spot we will be coming to at night for the rest of the few days we're here in Chang Mai.

Chiang Mai Night Bazaar is a must-visit if you're in the area! The variety of foods available is simply amazing, and the prices are incredibly cheap. Whether you're in the mood for traditional Thai dishes or international cuisine, you'll find something to satisfy your taste buds here. In addition to the food, there are also many opportunities to buy nice souvenirs. You'll find everything from clothing and accessories to handmade crafts and artwork. The vendors are friendly and welcoming, and you're sure to find something that catches your eye. Overall, Chiang Mai Night Bazaar is a great experience that's not to be missed. The food is delicious, the prices are unbeatable, and the shopping is fantastic. I highly recommend it!

Good vibes, although we went on a week night and drizzly, it was still buzzing. Plenty of food of different variety, street musician playing

A very good and reasonable market for tourist. You can have clothing's, show pieces, gift items, wooden toys, coconut sheet items, hand bags, traditional caps and lot more things. The best part is handicrafts. As it is not a standard market so you should be very carefully about pricing. Some time you can buy on half of the offer price. Street food is also a must try item.

Chiang Mai Night Bazaar is one of the go-to place when visiting. Its long stretch of road are filled with vendors of handicrafts, food and also massage places. They have several food court area as well. There are also live music in some of the food courts. The place is packed on saturday nights. It’s better to come early as the traffic can be quite jammed.

A good place to spend a few hours in the evening. There are plenty of eating joints, pubs and bars and shops that sell souvenirs to household stuff. The sellers are very kind and gentle unlike few other cities (won't take names) where they are generally rude. If you bargain, sellers are kind enough to settle at a price or if not they are able to reject your offer with a smile or their face and wishing you a good trip. :-)

Nice place to check out the night local market. You can find local Thai souvenirs here. A tip, you can bargain the price a little:) They also have Thai dress photo boot if anyone interested in wearing the Thai Northern cultural outfit. Its fun, try it out and enjoy the experience! But to be honest this night bazaar market was full of excitement back in the days.

Bigger than expected! When I first arrived I thought it was just the food market and a few street stalls but it kept going and going with more food markets and gift/clothes stalls. The first food market you get to is slightly more expensive because it's very nicely laid out with lots of seating and live music. Further along there are smaller food stalls that are more typical prices. Good selection of food, mostly Asian but a few other options too. The clothes stalls are happy for you to haggle and there's a few souvenir stalls as well. Also a handful of beautiful handmade stalls (textiles and paintings) so something for everyone.

This area is similar to Silom, Surawong, and Patpong of Bangkok, where both sides of the street are packed with street Stalls and mega food courts, Starbucks, KFCs, but without the Thai go-go bars. Make sure you are ready to bargain or walk away from the shop if the price is not right. The range of goods here is not as extensive as the Sunday Market, and the prices are marked higher for the same things. The food courts serve a HUGE range of Thai and international dishes at decent prices. Most of them are not bad at all, and they are worth the try! I've tried the Somtom Thai Papaya and seafood salad, and it's quite good! The BBQ dishes here are never bad, and it's refreshing to wash everything down with a freshly scraped out coconut meat with coconut water still in it! Try some scorpions or centipedes if you dare! Enjoy & God bless! 😁👍👌✝️❤️

Wow! What a great place! A fantastic range of food stalls with offerings from all around the world, surrounding a central area of tables and chairs where you can sit, eat and enjoy the great live music. Several bars, offering a range of alcoholic drinks. The main clientele appeared to be on the more mature side at around 7.30pm, when we were there. We would have gone back later but the rest of the street was full of markets and stalls. We’ll definitely go back though, even if it’s just to sit and chill and enjoy the music.

Best nightmarket we’ve been to and we’ve been to quite a few over all Thailand. This one is the most elaborate and with good vibes. A lot of different foodcourts with live music. Good variety of food, the most variety we’ve seen! And it’s all very good, people super friendly.

Love this place, we went here a few nights in a row. Lots of tasty foods and some usual tourist gifts to be bought. Also there is a great blues bar that plays live music above the food court!

[April 2023] Below average bazaar. Very rundown and not many shops are open. Place wasn't as bright and not so clean. Quite uncomfortable to hang around. Just a few food kiosks gather at the center court. The food stalls wasn't that interesting. We just enter and left in less than 3 min. Don't waste your time here.

Have a good bar in side name welcome bar in the karlae nightbarza so nice owner she name ramida♥️♥️♥️and straf just good smile and have pool free for play nice now some shop not open but here they are open am happy to be here and enjoy🤗🤩🤩🤩🍻🍺🥂🍷🍸🍹🍻🍻🍻🍻🍻

Truly amazing experience and thoroughly enjoyable. When you visit the area you simply must experience the night market which seems to go on and on forever. It is not only popular with tourists but also locals use it for all their needs. No shortage of places to buy food and drinks and there are communal areas to sit and enjoy your food and drink or even to just people watch. Make sure you leave enough room in your suitcase!

Visiting the Chiang Mai Night Bazaar is an experience not to be missed. Opening its stalls at 5pm, the market becomes a bustling haven for tourists and locals alike, offering a variety of options for shopping and dining. For food enthusiasts, the culinary options are both diverse and affordable. With meals starting as low as 60 baht, there's something for every budget. Seafood lovers will find a wide selection of dishes that usually range in the hundreds. Shopping at the Night Bazaar is a delightful experience with numerous stalls offering everything from unique art pieces, local souvenirs, trendy clothing to scrumptious snacks, and eye-catching decorations. However, don't be surprised to find many stalls selling similar designs. This actually works in favor of savvy shoppers, as it provides an opportunity to negotiate prices, especially when buying in bulk. The market's sprawling layout ensures hours of exploration, so wear comfortable shoes and take your time to savor all it has to offer. Whether you're in search of a memorable meal or that perfect souvenir, the Chiang Mai Night Bazaar is a destination that promises an evening filled with excitement, culture, and discovery.

Great night market to visit in Chiang Mai. It’s not as extensive as some in say Bangkok, but I appreciated that it was also less crowded and hectic, more relaxing, with less pushy shopkeepers. There are many vendors selling food and souvenirs, as well as a few stands with carnival games and a great rock/blues bar.

Good place to go out in Chiang Mai, they have a lot of variety of food and you can have some very cold beers. 100% recommendable

Excellent food provided outside by street vendors but unfortunately the inside night market is currently closed

Good food. Good people watching. So many stalls. Like....SO MANY. Many sell a lot of the same stuff such as elephant pants, watches, bowls, spices, and other touristy stuff. Not bad to pick up a few items, but not very inspirational. A tip - if you see a building with shops and stalls, check it out. They tend to have different and unique things for sale. The basement of a building has some great artwork and decor for sale. If nothing else, the food is good and drinks are cheap.

It's beautiful lively place to enjoy your evening till midnight, whether you are in group or alone! There is wide range of shopping of local products - some very cheap. There is ample variety of street food veg as well as Non veg. There is music n dance. One can buy bottles of beer n barbecue or Sea food or veg items n listen to the music. It's worth visiting the place!

Average food truck experience. All food was good that we tried. Food was a bit high priced, definitely tourist prices, not a place to go if you are trying to get the local culture. Had great American music to dance or sing to playing from a dj in entrance.

(Translated by Google) Night Bazaar 2021 without tourists The road is very quiet Not as lively as before No merchants. Very poor. (Original) ไนท์บาซาร์ 2021 ไม่มีนักท่องเที่ยว ถนนเงียบสงบมาก ไม่คึกคักเหมือนเดิม พ่อค้าแม่ค้าไม่มีเลย น่าสงสารมากๆ

(Translated by Google) There are a lot of things to choose from. (Original) มีของเลือกซื้อเยอะมาก

Very entertaining area, good food and big variety for everyone tastes. I was able to find different vegetarian options. Many local vendors with unique handcrafts. There is a group of artist painting right there and they are amazing.

(Translated by Google) Horrible horrible (Original) แย่ๆๆๆๆๆๆ

(Translated by Google) Very good wick (Original) วิคนี้ ดีมากค่ะ ของขายเยอะ

(Translated by Google) Many products, folk music, people selling cloth (Original) สินค้ามากมาย ดนตรีโฟล์ค แขกขายผ้า

nice bazar where you can find games for the kids, for adults as well. You have a lot of street food to chose from, this is a good place to have a walk and maybe purchase some Thai style clothes.

(Translated by Google) I like it, but I'm sad that now there are no tourists because of COVID 19 status. Therefore, there are no tourists to travel now I hope everything will be better soon. (Original) ชอบครับ แต่เสียใจที่ตอนนี้ไม่มีนักท่องเที่ยวเพราะเจอกับสถานะการโควิด19 เลยทำให้ไม่มีนักท่องเที่ยวมาเที่ยวในตอนนี้ หวังว่าอีกไม่นานทุกอย่างจะดีขึ้นครับ

(Translated by Google) very quiet (Original) เงียบมาก

Such a great market. Great atmosphere. Suitable for families or anyone who's anxious in big crowds. There are so many food options, which are suitable for all diets.

BEST PLACE ON EARTH. The food, the sights, the scents!!! From traditional Thai food to international dishes and unusual snacks, you won't leave the market hungry! I was lucky enough to catch a Thai dance show - just perfect!

Located next to Chiang Rai bus terminal. Lots of stalls selling local products. Open air dining area + area with roof. Plenty choice of Thai and foreign food, from numerous restaurants. I found the food excellent and cheap. There is a bar if you require alcohol and refreshments. A live singer playing on stage throughout the evening plus Traditional Thai dancing. I highly recommend this for a chill out evening of dining.

(Translated by Google) It is now another pedestrian street selling food, clothes, souvenirs. (Original) ตอนนี้กลายเป็นถนนคนเดินอีกที่ มีขายของกิน เสื้อผ้า ของที่ระลึก

Amazing little stalls almost never ending, lots of choice for food and drinks also. You need a good couple of hours to go through it all.

Date of visit : 3 Nov 2022 Time : 7.45 pm Post COVID recovery : many tourists and locals but could still see many many stalls selling almost the same things. Not a very interesting market.

Good but shops were closed

เริ่มมีร้านค้ามาวางของขายแล้ว......สู้สู้สู้...

So sad for busyness people's. No. body

We loved the night bizarre best out of all the markets. Some great street market foods. Would definitely come back here again. Had the best chicken masala we’ve ever had

The night bazaar was beautifully decorated and vibrant. There are many stalls selling food, craft items and souvenirs. It was a bit too touristy for my liking though.

This review is only for CoVID times. So the market is practically closed now and aside from a few basic stalls there isn’t much left. But the quality of things sold is still pretty good.

Great market, great prices, live music too

It’s a bustling place with lots of things to do. You can have a delicious dinner, spend time at the bar and play pool. You can indulge yourself with that massage or go wild shopping, that’s all of that and more. Very authentic, unique place. Off the up for biting things, warm up this haggling skills.

Man I love street food! And lots of choice! If you leave it too late, it does get busy. The markets are also good

As an Aussie solo traveller, I really enjoyed my visit here. It's all about souvenirs, food, bars, cannabis, live music and more food. Highly recommend tourists coming to see the craziness of this awesome city night markets

I really love the night Bazaar in ChiangMai❤️ It is clean and tidy. Very comfortable to eat here. There are lots of choice of food. I love the grill shrimps and fish so much! Also, there are lots of local hand-made products. The handcrafted postcards we have found in the Bazaar are so beautiful and unique! This Bazaar is very different from the Bazaar in Bangkok. I love ChiangMai more.

A happening place with good vibes, food and music. Good to shop for cheap clothes, collectibles and souvenirs. Do bargain! It's open till pretty late in the evening. Those who do not enjoy crowded places should avoid it.

Took studya abeoad students here. Plenty of shops and restaurants. They had a blast.

Best street food ever. Market is super clean even during the busy season around the Chinese New year. Must Try cat fish BBQ.

Definitely more of a modern take to a night market. There's modern stalls set up and a wide cafeteria type area with lots of fusion type foods. There's also lots of 'hipster' type local shops in the area that are worth exploring! There are really cool handmade items and other little souvenirs that are more unique. Note: Visited prior to COVID, so things may be slightly different.

(Translated by Google) The prosperous era has passed. (Original) ยุครุ่งเรืองมันผ่านไปแล้วครับ

(Translated by Google) Rather for young people, very large with upstairs, very extensive repertoire (Original) Eerder voor jonge mensen, heel groot met bovenverdieping, heel uitgebreid repertoire

(Translated by Google) Like the atmosphere (Original) ชอบบรรยากาศ

(Translated by Google) Quiet (Original) เงียบสงบ

Highlight of my visit at night.

(Translated by Google) Now the modifications are much better. (Original) ตอนนี้การปรับเปลี่ยนรูปแบบดีขึ้นมากครับ

(Translated by Google) Reformulate Come and travel (Original) ปรับรูปแบบใหม่ เชิญมาเที่ยวกัน

(Translated by Google) Nice market (Original) Joli marché

(Translated by Google) No people walking at all (Original) ไม่มีคนเดินเลย

(Translated by Google) Very quiet, rarely people walk (Original) เงียบมากไม่ค่อยมีคนเดิน

(Translated by Google) Late night meals fill your stomach. (Original) อาหารรอบดึก ทำให้อิ่มท้อง

(Translated by Google) Walked (Original) ได้เดินเที่ยว

A bit slow down of business

Great

(Translated by Google) Very pathetic. Now, however, the flea market is without people walking. (Original) น่าสงสารแม่ค้ามาก ตอนนี้ยังไงตลาดนัด ไม่มีคนเดิน

Seems to be good place, but for now due to COVID it seems to be ruined as most of the shops are permanently closed l. I hope things will be good when situation gets normal over the period of time

(Translated by Google) Very quiet..Come this time (Original) เงียบมาก..มารอบนี้

Without tourist the street looks like a ghost town now, so sad. I have been here around 7-9pm, just a few shop and massage parlor open. Not much to buy here. Hope everything will get better once covid gone

Quieter now with restrictions and a lot less tourists but glorious nonetheless! The odd clothes shop and restaurant along with a fantastic Friday morning market. I'll take the more subdued night bazaar although I'm sure that most would be longing for the Bazaar from before.

Love music

It's a huge market with lots of things to shop for. You can try out different food stalls here. It gives you the feel of a local market here. There is a good scope of bargaining the prices here. Since a lot of tourists visit this market, most of the prices are little hiked. They have some unique stalls of wooden dragons, paper cutting cards, etc. Even if you don't buy they are nice to see.

(Translated by Google) Very lonely (Original) เงียบเหงาไปมาก

(Translated by Google) Very good (Original) ดีมาก

(Translated by Google) It is very quiet now in the plaza. (Original) ตอนนี้เงียบเหงามากในพลาซ่า

(Translated by Google) Night Bazaar on a deserted day Come out, let's help each other You are a hero (Original) ไนท์บาร์ซ่าในวันที่ร้างผู้คน ออกมาครับออกมาช่วยกัน ท่านคือผู้กล้า

Lovely place to walk about, do a bit of trinket shopping, grab street food, great live music at two food squares, and for the other nightly 😉 activities are on parallel streets not far from here.

night market frequented by local and foreign tourists to relax and enjoy the night. there are sellers of Thai food, drinks and knick-knacks. The drawback here is that it is difficult to find a trash can. Not all traders are proficient in English. The merchants here are very friendly and polite

(Translated by Google) So quiet, nothing. (Original) เงียบเจ้งๆไม่มีอะไรเลย

Chiangmai Night Bazaar is another hit landmark to visit. A lots of Northern traditional and culture to explore such as Temple, market, stalls of different kinds of things, foods and drinks with full entertainment. In future, there will be walking street like Sunday Walking street upon Chiangmai Government Plan to be on Friday or Saturday or Sunday where you have checked on updates. During Songkran Festival 2022, found a lot of interesting foods and drinks so here’s ‘Brother Coffee’ - recommended to Try ‘Signature Drink’ you’ll definitely love it. Enjoy your trip to Northern Thailand, many more to experience cheers guys.

(Translated by Google) It's very quiet at this time. Walking comfortably. (Original) ช่วงนี้เงียบมากๆ​ เดินสบายเลยครับ

It's not like the other night markets in Thailand, more like a collection of several individual markets, food courts and shopping malls. You should put up a bargain for whatever you are buying, it can reduce the price 30% to 50% in average.

(Translated by Google) Thick (Original) ม่วนแต้ๆหนา