Loved our time in the markets. It was a large market with some walking required. Whilst many of the items can be found in other places it was fun to see the craft on display and being made on site. The food and drinks were perfect. Getting to and from the markets was seamless as all the taxi drivers work together supporting each other. It was a fun time..

The market is very large, but also very repetative in whats sold. Sarongs, tops, hats, bags, Thai soveniers and street food. If your looking for fake stuff, this is the place to go, but its not cheap. There is cheap fake and more expensive fake. I purchase a few hand bags and the fakes still cost me £30, so dont think your going to pick up a half decent louis vuitton for £20, you wont. Street food is fab, the choice is brilliant, that side of the market is really well worth a visit. Its vibrant, noisey and very busy. Food is reasonably price and tastey. I looked around the market and was there for over 2 hours and enjoyed every moment of it. Its well worth a visit.

The market was surprisingly big with plenty of clothes, souvenirs, etc., as well as food stalls. The atmosphere was lively and friendly. We felt perfectly comfortable with children aged 8 and 11. We were at the market from 6 - 8pm so we saw it during daylight and at night, with a lovely sunset.

While staying in the area we visited it on a Monday night. A big market that spreads over a large area. Plenty of stalls to buy anything your heart desires. Eating places galore, heaps of clothes and souvenir shops all trying to get your business. As you walk around it all gets a bit repetitive, good competition I guess. I did notice toilet facilities there, I think you have to pay to use them. Worth a visit if your there on a day it is open.

Nice little market with lots of souvenirs and clothes to buy. Open from 4 pm onwards on Mon-wed- Thurs and sat. Snacks and drinks were also easily available. We liked that this market wasn't crowded and the vendors were quite laidback and weren't in your face at all. Perhaps because the crowd was sparse and they were eager to make a sale, we also had an easier time bargaining with them. All in all, had a lovely well spent evening here.

This market is a fun twilight activity for the family to enjoy. Our young children were absorbed by the lights, people and stalls in this open air market. We arrived at 4:30pm which was perfect for us as the crowds were non-existent. As evening continued, the street food stalls became busier, but rather than feeling overwhelmed, we felt a buzz of excitement. There are so many stalls that range from food to clothing/accessories. Money exchange stalls are at the entrance to the market and there is a taxi rank out the front, which brings an ease of travel. We recommend visiting on a Monday/Wednesday/ Friday or Saturday or Sunday. Have fun shopping and eating!

Great local market for clothes, food and drinks. Didn’t buy a lot but enjoyed the food and bars. We loved the fresh prawns and squid cooked to order from one stall, the roasted pork belly from another and the rolled ice cream. The two bars we visited were great one was called Luk Bar it is owned by a local lady with ice cold beers in big eskies she was so friendly and chatty. The other one was closer to the food stalls and had mojitos for 79 baht.