If you need to pick up some trinkets or copy watches for friends on this visit, the night bazaar is the place to head too. It's open every night around 7 pm and has shopping stalls up and down the street. It's a fun way to spend an hour or so but do not expect too much in terms of... More

It was ok here but same most in asia! Worth a visit if you are there, the food court is the best bit by far, great selection of nice foods cheap! More

The Night Bazaar was at one time the only place to go to during the evening. I believe it was patterned after the popular Night Bazaar of Chiang Mai. Many years ago, there were many tribal people selling souvenirs along the streets - but most of them no longer come here to sell souvenirs. Most vendors, nowadays sell trinkets and... More

This is the usual city night bazaar, with food stalls and beer garden. The clothing has more hill tribe influence. The bazaar should be visited while you are in Chiang Rai; easy to find, next to the bus station. More

The market stalls were a typical mix of clothes, gifts, and novelty items. The owner of the pashmina stall was a particularly hard bargainer; I do not like to haggle too much so did not buy very much that night. There was a good range of food and drinks in the outdoor "food court" and a local band did interesting... More

We booked our tours through Thai Tours International dot com and were never bored, but every evening exhausted. The night bazaar in Chiang Rai was just a sweetener in our tea, LOL. The couple who runs this sevice were amazing, full of information and zest for life; they actually live in Chiang Rai. We found these guides through friends and... More

To be honest, there is nothing special about this place. Selling same stuff. After walking around and getting tired, try the thai massage. There are many massage places near the market and the service is around 170baht per hour for foot massage. Nice More

What can I say? After going to the markets in Chaing Mai, this is really nothing compared to it. The good thing about markets in Thailand is that they give you something to do at night whilst the attractions and sights are shut. I would break a sweat if I missed this place, then again it's somewhere you can go... More