Closed due to Covid-19 Updated Sat 8th January 2022: Reopen

It's a weekends market, on Sat & Sun evening only. Good to strolling around if you are in Lampang city over a weekends to support local community. You can find a few interesting local products and dishes. Parking could be a challenge. For an early bird, the same alley is quite pleasant for a morning walk.

Really great market!! The place where locals go on the weekend. Around 7-8pm it was quite crowded and noisy, before and after it is a bit nicer. Lots of great food options, and things of all kind on sale.

Fun local weekend market. Lot of clothes Thai Northern Lanna style, food, art, crafts, and other local products.

Fairly quiet still but a really nice street will no doubt be buzzing once normality returns.

The weekend Night Marked in the little street named Talad Gao, just south of the river, is a very very nice marked. But don't forget, to take a close look, at the many fine wooden teak houses along the street. You will also find a few good restaurants and coffee houses in this little charming street.

I enjoyed walking around and trying different foods at this night market. It was a typical night market but I always enjoy.

It's weekend night market. Only Fri. Sat. and Sun. evening until 10 pm. There are a lot of things to buy as local souvenirs. We enjoyed walking there. And street art was nearby too.

This is the wonderful night market I’ve ever been with clean and tidy along the walking street for 2-3 km. There are various kinds of kiosks and shops sale local food, fruits clothes, toy and etc. it’s open only on weekends during 5-9 pm.

Lampang's famous walking street, lots of food, local hand made items, drinks, snacks, Chinese imported items, lots and lots of stuff. All prices are local prices so it's very cheap. A good fun walk after dinner when it's a little cooler, lots if people with a lively ambiance. Parking maybe a bit tough, we had to park at another street and walked down to the market.

Amazing market. So many things to choose from, don’t get all the food on the first street like me. Then you won’t be hungry anymore and there is so much more to try! Loved it!

Gorgeous market in one of my favourite spots in Thailand so far. Must see.

enjoy local lifestyle, local food, good quality of products with reasonable price

Weekend night market at Lampang. At 4pm, the vendors have just started to setup their stalls. Ideally, you shouldn’t be there before 5pm. There are a limited choices for vegetarians. But, I found one stall that is selling fried mushroom which is 100% vegan

.. very tasty food and drink and a nice market 👍😋

Walking street at night. There are a lot of street art pictures to take photos of. The children had fun taking photos, lots of things to sell, lots of shops and café, smiling of Lampang people.

Kad kong ta night market is lovely place to spend an evening on. This market offers many kinds of food, clothes items, handmade, toys, souvenirs, etc. there are different kinds of food available. Highly recommended to bring a bunch of 20 baht bills with you. Most of them are 20 baht each. And pace yourself on food. Buy and eat very little from each place. By the end of the hour, you can sample 50+kinds of food. Food and all blended in together along both sides of the road. Walk slowly to enjoy both sides. Last note- you can find grilled chicken butt, heart, and other parts of chicken- that is not chicken breast and chicken wings. Enjoy!

Night market, maily quite mordern market. Not much local product. Variety of food, bit sweet.

I do like Lampang and the saturday market. Nice wooden houses which are worth a visit. Yes, there is something special in this city.

One of the best night market in Thailand!! Hundred choices of food. Nice Northen vibe. Also there is some different kind of music band along the street. DON'T MISS THIS PLACE!!!

The night market open only on weekend. There are a lot of street foods and handcrafted stuff for you to buy. A lot to see and enjoy. Anyway, It's a little inconvenience during covid to wear mask at the walking street because of the weather and you cannot eat while you're walking.