Numerous shopping centers await, brimming with an extensive array of products to cater to your every need. These retail havens are accessible daily, though some stores may take a brief respite. Fear not, for each shop awakens to serve you on the weekends. Whether it's home decor, fashion, electronics, or groceries you seek, they have it all. Please be mindful of the 5-hour parking limit, as exceeding it may result in hefty fees. Alternatively, you can opt for convenient subway travel

A must-visit destination for any traveler. With its convenient location and exotic goods, you can find anything from home decor to clothing and much more. It is the perfect place to immerse yourself in diverse range of cultures and experience the unique atmosphere of the city. With its vibrant colors, delicious food, and friendly locals, it is an unforgettable experience that you won't soon forget. Shopping has never been so much fun!

it was our first day in BKK visiting. it is so amazing and so much to see, clothes, food and attractions. you have to go if you have a time on weekend. We spend 5 hours wandering around. i would recommend doing to get some of your clothes or souvenirs. Chatuchak weekend market is the place to go..

Came here on second day morning in this bangkok trip. We managed to buy quite a lot of things - soap, bubble bath, clothings, sovereign, key chain, "vicks" sniff, bags, pouchs, bag decor, cup coaster, "fish in a bowl" decor, lemon grass fragrance diffuser etc. We ate Thai boat noodles n mango, pineapple, banana smoothes here. Not bad. As usual. Too many stalls. Lost our way walking around. Never fail to get something

No trip to Bangkok is complete without visiting the vibrant Chatuchak Weekend Market. From art galleries to colorful clothing stalls, you'll find it all here. The atmosphere is lively and vibrant, and you'll be sure to find something unique to take home. It's a must-visit for all shopaholics!

this is a must visit site when you are in bangkok. it's definitely not the cheapest in price but it's free admission and the stands goes for ever. If you've never been you need to experience this market just to look around. Lots of eateries as well but be prepared to wait at lunch hours

It's the perfect place to get lost in the hustle and bustle of the city and find something special. The market offers handmade crafts, unique clothing, and delicious food at incredibly low prices. The atmosphere is vibrant and the prices are unbeatable - you won't find better deals anywhere else!

It is the largest market in Thailand, with over 15,000 stalls. The market is known for its low prices, friendly vendors and fresh produce. You can find anything from clothes to antiques, and even pets. The atmosphere is lively and bustling, and the vendors are always willing to bargain. It is an experience that cannot be missed when visiting Bangkok. The variety of goods and low prices make Chatuchak Weekend Market a great place to shop.

This bustling market is every shopper's dream with its wide variety of products and unbeatable prices. From trendy fashion items to unique handicrafts, Chatuchak has it all! One of the highlights of this market is its low prices. Bargain hunters will be in heaven as they navigate through the maze of stalls, finding incredible deals on clothing, accessories, electronics, and more. Whether you're a fashionista or simply in need of some retail therapy, Chatuchak is the place to be.

Selling clothing, food, housewares, pets & pretty much everything else you can think of, this place is both entertaining & horrifying! The clothes seem to be decently priced though there is a little bit of variation in different areas. The market is zoned so you can focus on a particular area of you know what you want to purchase. There are plenty of options for reasonably priced souvenirs & keepsakes and lots of food options. The pet shop area will no doubt be a shock for westerners as the standards here are very different. With cats & dogs galore (including puppies whose ears have recently been cut off & stitched up), rhea, wallabies, a meercat, goats, turtles, snakes, spiders & fish to name but some of the animals on offer- mostly kept in conditions we probably wouldn’t keep them in, made this a memorable visit & you have to keep in mind the cultural differences. I couldn’t work out whether some of the animals (particularly the fish) were being sold as pets or food. Well worth a visit & easily accessible on foot from BTS station nearby.