Embarking on a night market spree in Bangkok is a unique delight reserved for the Thai enthusiasts. When the city lights up, #teamKlook, gear up and prepare for a 'sleepless night' in Bangkok!
Dubbed the shopping paradise of Southeast Asia, Bangkok pulsates with life both day and night. As the sun sets, the Thai capital transforms with vibrant shopping districts. Unmissable spots include the Train Market, Airplane Market, Asiatique, and many more. When shopping in Thai night markets, bargaining is a must—bargain, bargain, and keep bargaining!
Spotlight on the 15 Most 'Sought After' Night Markets in Bangkok, Thailand
1. Train Market Talad Rod Fai Bangkok

The Train Market, also known as Talad Rot Fai, originally situated beside the old train tracks, offers a diverse range of items. From collectibles, souvenirs, and vintage fashion to electronics, car parts, motorcycles, and more. Colorful awnings over the stalls create a vibrant atmosphere. Antique and faux-antique items are the bestsellers. Indulge in authentic Thai treats like Pad Thai, Thai milk tea, grilled meat skewers, and sausages.
To reach Train Market easily, take the green Sukhumvit BTS train to On Nut station. A short taxi ride will get you to Talad Rot Fai.
Train Market Talad Rod Fai
- Address: Srinakarin Road Soi 51 (behind Seacon Square)
2. Train Market - Ratchada Branch

Inspired by the Talad Roi Fai Market in the suburbs, the new version of the Train Market is located in Ratchada, the central area of Bangkok, near the MRT Cultural Centre station. While prices here are relatively reasonable, be prepared to negotiate, especially for antique items on the main boulevard. Don't forget to explore the back of the market, where large food trucks offer a variety of culinary delights. Enjoy delicious food, sip on beer or fragrant cocktails, and listen to famous Thai Pop songs.
Train Market - Ratchada Branch
- Address: Ratchadaphisek Rd, Khwaeng Din Daeng, Khet Din Daeng, Bangkok
3. Airplane Market Chang Chui

Recycling is the main theme at Chang Chui, also known as Bangkok's Airplane Market. This name explains the presence of an Airbus plane reused in the central area of the market. At Chang Chui, you'll find numerous unique art pieces, with the most prominent being sculptures crafted from recycled materials. When at the Airplane Market Chang Chui, you can't miss trying the 'specialty': insect snacks. Taste crispy fried beetles, grasshoppers, and crickets, seasoned with a secret formula to create a unique flavor experience.
Pro tip for #teamKlook: Located in the western outskirts of the city, the easiest way to get to Chang Chui is by taking a taxi.
Airplane Market Chang Chui
- Address: Sirindhorn Road, Bang Phlat District, Bangkok
4. Asiatique Bangkok

Asiatique presents a unique blend of traditional night market and shopping center. Hosting hundreds of stalls alongside a large commercial area, it gathers numerous fashion brands from affordable to high-end. The distinctive riverside scenery of Asiatique is also a highlight that attracts a diverse crowd of tourists, including those not addicted to shopping.
If you like, you can experience a 61-meter-high ferris wheel to enjoy the panoramic view of the city and capture the moment when Bangkok lights up. Don't forget to watch the unique street performances before indulging in countless delicious dishes here. Head to Saphan Taksin station, where free shuttles from the pier to Asiatique are available every 10 minutes.
Asiatique
- Address: 2194 Charoen Krung Rd, Khwaeng Wat Phraya Krai, Bang Kho Laem District, Bangkok
5. Khlong San Market Bangkok

While not the most prominent name on the Bangkok night market list, Khlong San Market has its own unique charm. To reach Khlong San, take the BTS Skytrain Silom line and get off at Krung Thon Buri; then, take a short taxi ride to the pier and Khlong San market.
Inside the market, you'll find a myriad of stalls selling the latest trendsetting clothing and accessories. Don't miss the enticing street food here, such as Thai-style sandwiches accompanied by small-cut fresh herbs, vegetables, and soy sauce. Many dining areas offer romantic views of the Chao Phraya River – a perfect scene after a tiring shopping spree, isn't it?
6. Patpong Night Market Bangkok

Patpong – one of the bustling night markets in Bangkok – stays lively with customers until 1 a.m. It's a familiar meeting point for Thai youth, with numerous lively bars and 'spicy' restaurants. Dive straight into the vibrant nightlife, with colorful neon lights and pulsating music. Immersing yourself in the music while shopping 'full speed ahead' sounds like a plan, doesn't it?! You can also find many affordable food stalls, ready to fuel your energy through the night.
Just a 5-minute walk from BTS Sala Daeng station, it's convenient for you to get here by BTS train!
Patpong Night Market
- Address: Thanon Patpong 1, Bangkok
7. Liab Duan Night Market Bangkok

In contrast to Patpong, Liab Duan Market is separated from the bustling center of Bangkok, providing an overview of life behind the vibrant lights of the Thai capital. Simple and stylish, all items here are displayed on a mat on the ground. Locals come to Liab Duan Market for shopping, dining, and entertainment. To make your exploration of Thai night markets more exciting, experience local activities such as eating chicken feet or getting a haircut and manicure right on the spot. You'll surely be fascinated! Use the BTS Skytrain Rabbit card to get to Sanam Pao via the BTS Sukhum line, then take a taxi to the market.
Liab Duan Night Market
- Address: Tha Raeng Road, Bang Khen District, Bangkok City
8. Chatuchak Market Bangkok

Covering a vast area of up to 11 hectares, this market has been divided into 27 lively sections. With its expansive space, it currently attracts around 10,000 stalls and over 300 mobile vendors.
It has become a rendezvous for shopping enthusiasts, those seeking local cultural experiences, and even travelers who enjoy exploration. On weekends, you'll sense the diversity and vibrancy of the local culture, where items from around the world are displayed and sold. Trading activities in this market take place on most days of the week, but to truly experience the essence of a 'weekend market,' you should visit from Friday to Sunday. These last three days are much more lively and bustling.
Chatuchak Market
- Address: 587/10 Kamphaeng Phet 2 Rd, Chatuchak, Bangkok
9. Khao San Road Bangkok

Don't claim you've been to Thailand if you haven't haggled at Khao San Road. This bustling trading area is always vibrant, regardless of the time of year. Accustomed to hosting international tourists, the small traders at Khao San are usually cheerful and enthusiastic. Travelers can buy almost everything they need, from fashionable clothing, accessories, sunglasses to even getting a tattoo. After a satisfying shopping spree, don't forget to experience a Thai-style massage at a very reasonable price. Ensure you'll feel rejuvenated afterward.
To get here, take the BTS train to the National Stadium on the Silom line. Since the station is about 4km away from Khao San Road, you'll need to take a short taxi ride. Taxi fares in Thailand are usually quite affordable, so you don't need to worry about costs.
Khao San Road
- Address: Talat Yot Road, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok, Thailand
10. Indy Market in Thonburi

Indy Market in Thonburi is a short distance from the city center; hence, taking a taxi is the easiest way to get here. This location is popular among both locals and tourists. It is also a place to find unique fashion items, handmade goods, and artistic expressions. The walls adorned with graffiti art create a super chill space and the perfect backdrop for timeless Instagram photos. In this moment, sit on the grass under the sparkling lights, savor coconut crepes, fruit smoothies, and immerse yourself in soothing music. Isn't that fantastic?
Indy Market in Thonburi
- Address: 502/25 Suk Sawat Chom Thong, Bangkok
11. Artbox Container Night Market

Artbox, true to its name, is a haven for art enthusiasts. Setting itself apart from other night markets, Artbox Bangkok focuses primarily on designer products, vintage clothing, and unique accessories. For those who love to hunt for rare items, Artbox is an ideal destination you can't miss!
After satisfying your shopping cravings, where to next? Treat your bottomless stomach. The eateries and beer stalls here not only offer delicious treats but are also stylishly designed. The feeling of sitting back with a few beers and enjoying tasty food in a music-filled space is truly exceptional.
Artbox Container Night Market
- Address: 238/7, Thonglor 8 Alley, Sukhumvit 55 Road, BTS Phrom Phong Station, Klongton Nua, Bangkok
12. Siam Square Night Market

Strolling through the vibrant center of Bangkok, it's not hard to spot the bustling Siam Square Night Market. Though not excessively large, extending only along one street, the Siam Square market brings many exciting shopping and culinary experiences.
Upon stepping in, familiar flavors immediately captivate your senses – mango sticky rice, pomegranate juice, guava, or the renowned grilled skewers. Siam Square Night Market not only satisfies your taste buds but also entices you with vibrant fashion stalls and colorful accessories, offering quality comparable to any high-end store!
Siam Square Night Market
- Address: Next to Siam Square One shopping center. (Siam Square Soi 5)
13. China Town - People's Street

As night falls, China Town's People's Street becomes more lively and bustling than ever. The noisy hustle of vehicles and lively music blend to create an incredibly vibrant and enticing atmosphere.
China Town Night Market is a diverse shopping paradise where you can find everything you need. Here, brightly colored stalls display unique items, from clothing and accessories to electronic products. Particularly noteworthy are the enticing electronic stalls, offering computers, projectors, cameras, circuit boards, remote controls, card readers, and various other tech products.
Beyond a shopping haven, China Town Night Market is a cultural journey delving into the unique traditions of the Chinese and Thai communities. From traditional stalls to antique shops, immerse yourself in a distinctive space steeped in history.
China Town
- Address: Yaowarat Road, Bangkok
14. Saphan Phut Bangkok Night Market

Saphan Phut Night Market is a favorite hangout for many youngsters and those not yet in the workforce. It's a hub of beautifully crafted 'second-hand' items at incredibly affordable prices, catering primarily to students with a range of products from bags to tattoos.
Saphan Phut Night Market is also renowned for its enticing steamed tube squid eggs, a must-try delicacy. After savoring this delightful dish, you can head up to the bridge to admire the breathtaking view of the Chao Phraya River from above. The dazzling and mystical scenery will enchant your heart, creating unforgettable moments.
Saphan Phut Night Market
- Address: Near the Memorial Bridge
15. Hua Mum Bangkok Night Market

Listed among the 'must-try' spots for food enthusiasts in Bangkok, Hua Mum Market becomes an enticing destination with numerous stalls offering characteristic Thai street food.
Once your hunger is satisfied, explore thousands of fashionable clothing racks in the stalls surrounding Hua Mum Night Market. A notable feature of Hua Mum Night Market is that it's not overly crowded with tourists, as it's located not in the city center or near the subway station but 16 km away. Therefore, this night market mainly attracts locals from Bangkok, so you don't have to worry about inflated prices!
Hua Mum Night Market
- Address: 11 Prasert-Manukitch Rd, Lat Phrao, Bangkok
Most of the night markets in Bangkok on the list are located along the route of the BTS Skytrain. With the BTS Skytrain Rabbit card or the BTS Skytrain 1-Day pass purchased in advance on Klook, you can travel quickly, conveniently, and most importantly, very cost-effectively. Don't forget to buy either a Thai 4G SIM card or a portable wifi device for communication needs and check-ins along the way.
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