A cool, laid back atmosphere weekend market, east of the city. It has a community vibe of artisans and other vendors to shop and browse. There are many handicrafts and trendy clothing to see here. A few food and drink places as well.

Like with the Jing Jai market,but there is smaller but there have the raw feeling than the Jing Jai. If you planning visit the Jing Jai Market, please come to here have a look too.

I am looking for coffee around my place on Sunday and I found this unique market on the map!! This is the village that people built they own house becomes a tourist place, if you visit here on Saturday and Sunday you will find unique market name is “Cham Cha Market”. This place has promoted local products such as local shirts, plants, and art-works. There is many restaurants and coffee cafés located in the market, they have their own coffee signature. Don’t worry about toilet no charging, nice music not to loud. Rare foods also available here, especially local northern foods. You can walk-In there is no charging for entry and don’t forget to bring Cash because most of them are villagers. So, if you need to feed your family I would recommend here to be your choices.

Such a nice place to go, a Northern (Lanna) style market. Crafting is decorated mostly with handicrafts. it's nice to wake up to walk into the market. The good atmosphere and productivity were a wonder. People who sell their home plants. I wonder about it.

This is a very special place with an artist studio and shop called "Heart Space". There is a shop by a Thai writer named "Look Comb" at the entrance. Look Comb is a two-time resident writer in Cheongju, Korea, and is also a human artist with a very special friendship with an Asian residency network called "HIVE" located in Cheongju.

This market is like local market for travelers who like to feel local and country life. They have workshop class for OTOP products

There are many street vendors and storefronts that are very lively on holidays. But public holidays most shops are really not opened。

Good weekend market in San Kampaeng. Nice village vibe, shops are spacious n clean.

It’s a relaxing and fun thing to do on a Saturday morning. It’s like a boutique market. It’s just okay to just stroll through it.

Do manage your expectation. The market is beautiful if you appreciate retro and handicraft settings. Very instagram worthy. However there are very little shops (~30) and minimal food options. Toilet can be found in 3 spots of the entire stretch. I don't regret dropping by here. Hopefully more artists will open their shop here on weekends. I would love to see more unique crafts and clothing.

An authentic weekend market. Compact in size but full of artisanal vibes. With the rustic and naturalistic ambience, it is an absolute hideout from the usual tourist crowd. Had a chill morning amazed by the original place making, clothings and lifestyle accessories. There is also an organic lunch venue at the Meena that will not disappoint.

The drive to the market itself is pretty scenic and as soon as you arrive, you can sense the rustic and charming atmosphere. Great for a morning stroll around and a cuppa. The shops are nothing to shout about as you can find similar ones everywhere but do go for the ambience. A great breakfast or lunch destination for sure.

A charming artisan market in Chiang Mai that is definitely worth a visit. The market offers a great selection of locally made handicrafts, souvenirs, and unique items that you won't find anywhere else. The market is not too big, so you can easily walk around and take your time browsing through the different stalls. The vendors are friendly and knowledgeable, and there is no pressure to buy anything. One of the things I loved most about Chamcha Market is the atmosphere – it's a great place to soak up the chill culture. Plus, the prices are very reasonable, so you can pick up some great souvenirs without breaking the bank.

A lovely little market, hidden away from the main road which is a pity. Even though it was a public holiday, there were very few stalls open. The lady with the tea was amazing. She interacted with our small group as if we were the most important people on earth. Her teas are healthy and very tasty.

'ChamCha Market' (ฉำฉา) is located in San Kampang district, on the road towards Mae On (drive 15km or 20mins from Chiang Mai down town on highway No.1006) The rustic and warm atmosphere, surrounded by green shade of big trees. The market filled with homemade products, clothes, necklace, bracelet, live music and good coffee! People here were so friendly, we're having fun walking around and buy matching stuffs while listening to the sellers told us story how they made the goods is so inspiring If you're looking for some gunuine homemade goods and chill vibes on the weekends, ChamCha market might be one of your best choices! ‍ (Free Entrance, Open Sat & Sun 09.00 - 14.30)

I really liked this one! Is very very cute and it felt more "secret" as it's a bit more far from the city. I feel the location and the organisation of the market is more innovative. And I loved the creative spaces each artist made of their shop. However, my partner and I didn't spend much time inside, as we had visited many other markets in the country and it somehow feels you can find more or less the same in each of them. It was a nice visit though! Could have been more impressive if it had been our first one! :)

Take a magical amble under covered lanes to discover a world of handmade crafts and quirky art and offbeat people. It's a village where the community lives and trades from their own doors steps. It's a must. Some at a Micheline star restaurant or the Bus Pizza place and many more coffee or juice bars

Although there are a lot of people visiting, it is still down. The bazaar in my impression has its own special products, or it is a surprise, or it is a super cost-effective thing. If it is similar to a shopping mall, what is the point of visiting the bazaar?

Very nice area to visit, take a walk, window shopping. There are many local vendors and lots of traditional hand made goods here. I loved it very much, lots of parking area. Can be very hot in the day time, and busy on the weekends.

Nice market👍🏻 If you are coming to Chamcha market I would recommend lunch in Meena & coffee in happiness cafe.