Night markets are one of the most iconic hallmarks of Bangkok and an essential experience if you ever find yourself in this iconic city then exploring these places is a must!
Chatuchak
This weekend market is probably the most famous of all the markets in Bangkok. You can find almost anything within this market, which is quite remarkable since most markets have a particular theme. The food culture of Chatuchak is particularly renowned.
Asiatique, The Riverfront
The location alone, alongside the gorgeous Chao Phraya River, is a reason to visit this beautiful night market. Asiatique also has an astonishing array of shops, which are a little more upmarket than the ones you’ll find at your usual night market. This market is quite close to many hotels, resorts and service apartments in Bangkok along the likes of Adelphi Forty-Nine.
JJ Green
This is a peculiar and greatly fascinating vintage market where you can find a wide variety of classic items from fashion, to furniture to antique car parts. The crowd also happens to be quite fashionable and savvy.
Rod Fai
Commonly known as the ‘train market’, not to be confused with the notorious Maeklong Railway market, is a vibrant setting where you can find modern clothing, as well as peculiar vintage items. The market is quite organised and has three distinct sections.
Intrigued by history, art and food, Lavinia Woolf is a writer who is passionate about the extraordinary and writes of the exhilarating and enchanting. Google+
