4 Must-Visit Markets in Bangkok

Bangkok, Thailand is one of the cities that is called a shopping paradise in Asia. The city has many markets that sell a variety of goods at cheap prices. Here are four markets in Bangkok that must be visited.

Chatuchak Weekend Market

Chatuchak Market is only open every Saturday and Sunday, from 9am to 6pm. The market that stands on an area of approximately 3.5 hectares is claimed to be the largest market in Asia.

More than 5 thousand stalls can be found here, ranging from clothing, accessories, antiques to pets sold at affordable prices. For example, a formal black canal made from spandex which is sold for 160 baht, or a shirt that is sold for 90 baht. this market is praiseworthy for its arrangement and cleanliness. There is hardly any waste that is scattered and the traders and buyers are very obedient to the smoking ban installed in many places.

Pratunam Market

Pratunam Market is a wholesale clothing sales and distribution center. Therefore the price of goods offered by this market is much cheaper than other shops in Bangkok. But with a note, you have to buy more than one piece.

The traditional market located opposite Platinum Mall sells various items. Most of them are ethnic Thai clothing, souvenirs, and products. This market also sells various kinds of accessories, food and children's toys.

Chinatown

This one market is also quite popular also is a shopping paradise for typical Thai and Chinese food. For those of you who like to try unique foods such as crepe filled with whole sausages or candied fruits that are very spicy and sour, don't miss this one market.

In addition to food, this market also sells various types of goods, such as children's toys, household appliances, electronics, hair accessories. The Chinatown market can be said to be an area that consists of many kiosks, small restaurants on the side of the road, Chinese drug stores and gold shopping places.

Pat Pong Night Market

The market which is only opened at night is located in Pat Pong's 'red light district' area. Markets that sell a variety of these items belong to the 'tourist area', as a result, the prices offered by this market are quite high compared to other markets.

Along the way, you can find various models of shirts, shoes, accessories, home displays, and even underwear. Interestingly, this market is close to the nightlife area. So, after being tired of shopping, you can enjoy various kinds of entertainment offered at Pat Pong.

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