A visit to Bangkok, Thailand, would never be complete without a tour of Bangkok’s lively markets. Here are five Bangkok markets you shouldn’t leave out while you are there…
Chatuchak Market
As one of the largest weekend markets in the world that spans more than a kilometer and is home to more than 15,000 booths, it’s evident the reason this market was included on the list. You will certainly find everything you could imagine there, so make sure to pack your luggage back at the hotel.
Pak Klong Talat Flower Market
You’ve probably noticed that the Thai people love their flowers. When you visit this particular market, you can feel the love even more because it is brimming with gorgeous flowers of every kind and color, which emit a lovely scent and create the perfect daytime excursion in Bangkok.
Talat RotFai
For those who are night owls, go to the night market, in which you can find everything vintage. From cool jewelry and bags to exclusive antiques and tiny trinkets, there’s plenty to be amazed at. In addition, you can also check out the various bars and pubs close to the store once you’re completed with your shopping.
Damnoen Saduak Floating Market
There’s a good possibility you’ve seen images of the open-air market because it is the most well-known one in Bangkok. Be prepared for some serious Thai dishes, prepare your nose for the rich scents, and your stomach for a plethora and lots of delicious foods you’re likely to enjoy when you visit.
Patpong Night Market
Another excellent option for people who sleep in, go there through the early morning hours of closing at 2 am. There, you can find bargain DVDs, clothing accessories, and much more like those other ones…plenty of food!
