Bangkok | How can you not visit the popular Chatuchak Night Market

Thailand's most famous topic at night is the night market, and many places have learned their night market economy from Bangkok. Chatuchak Night Market is a must-visit hotspot, located in the city center with convenient transportation, even the locals love it here. In Bangkok, if you choose only one night market to visit, it should be this one. ⛰【Travel Tips】 📍Address: Rama IX Rd, Huai Khwang, Bangkok 10310 Thailand (behind Central Rama 9 Department Store) 🚗Transportation Tips: I often use Grab in Thailand, similar to Didi in China, with transparent pricing and convenient taxi service. Alternatively, you can take the MRT to Phra Ram 9 Station (Phra Ram 9), exit 2. 🕙Opening Hours: Approximately 5-6:00 PM to midnight 🌟Highlights: 👉With such a great location, the popularity is definitely booming, with heavy traffic around and many people hailing taxis. The night market is just as crowded, even when it rains. However, the ground is very clean, and there's no pungent smell, it's managed very internationally. 👉The market is divided into several areas, with a row of music bars to the east where you can bring food from the night market to eat at the camping tables and chairs. If you want to sit, you must order drinks here, and there is a seating fee, suitable for resting and listening to music, but seats are hard to find. 👉The central part is mostly for clothes shopping, mostly cheap women's clothing, the kind that goes for 100 baht for three pieces, suitable for those with good figures and not high demands on clothing quality. Moving westward, you enter the beverage and food area, where the internet-famous Sissi is located. She doesn't have countless people queuing for photos, but her beauty is still outstanding, and the smoothies she makes are definitely tasty, priced around 20-30 RMB, which is normal. 👉There's a lot of food, and the most popular here is the volcanic ribs, sour soup with tender large ribs, available in different sizes and prices, sold by many stalls, offering good value for money and very appetizing. There's often a queue during peak times. Of course, there are other options, various barbecues, raw marinated foods, all looking dazzling. Personally, I like the giant river prawns with firm and bouncy meat; there are many here, and the small ones are very cheap (much cheaper than in China), while the large prawns are expensive, similar to lobster prices. 👉The former parking lot on the west side has now also been converted into part of the night market, with fewer people and quite a few restaurants, all with similar tastes. Suitable for a leisurely stroll and bargaining. Many shop owners can speak Chinese. By night, people from all over the world come here. And the night market is especially full of beautiful women, truly a dazzling sight. 📌Small Tips: The whole night market is very down-to-earth, with high cost-performance for eating, drinking, and shopping, and it's very well managed. In addition to tourists, there are also many locals. In terms of scale, although it can't compare with the Xishuangbanna Starlight Night Market in China and lacks grand buildings as a backdrop, the promotion here is better, and internet celebrities from all over the world come to check in. The only downside is that it closes too early; it should at least last until 2-3 AM.