The markets on this list are easy to get to by public transport or taxi/ tuk-tuk/ Grab car if you are staying in the central areas of Bangkok. There are many fun things to do in Bangkok, but visiting a Bangkok market should be part of any Bangkok trip, even if you don’t go there to shop.

Also, markets are the perfect place to head to for some delicious cheap street food and snacks. Night markets especially are extremely popular and trendy in Bangkok, partly because the temperatures are more bearable in the evenings, making for a fun evening out. Markets are an important part of Thai culture, and the locals love markets just as much as we visitors. Since 2014, we have visited and lived in Bangkok several times, and we have seen markets come and go. Standing in the middle of Bangkok’s biggest market felt overwhelming and chaotic but great fun.

We first visited Bangkok back in 2005, and Chatuchak was the first Bangkok market I ever went to. I LOVE Bangkok’s markets! The vibrant atmosphere, the smiling happy people, the great variety of unique things to shop for, the delicious street food, snacks, and drinks – what’s not to like about Bangkok markets? 🙂 It is great fun walking around between the different stalls looking at all the strange, unique, practical, and creative things they sell.īangkok is famous for its markets and has some of the best and biggest markets in the world, and they are part of the reason I love the “ City of Angels” so much.

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