Discover Chiang Mai, Market by Market.

Chiang Mai's most famous Sunday walking market: authentic Northern Thai street food, handmade crafts and live cultural performances along one kilometre of Old City road.

The silversmith street. Calmer than Sunday, with generations-old silver workshops, a silver temple and a strong local crowd.

The permanent nightly market on Chang Klan Road — souvenir arcades, food courts and street stalls open every single evening.

Chiang Mai's beloved weekend morning market: organic farmers, local designers and specialty coffee under old rain trees.

A rustic weekend market set inside a coconut grove — vintage stalls, Northern snacks and shaded wooden seating.

Chiang Mai's historic three-storey local market in Chinatown — dried food, textiles, snacks and everything a Northern kitchen needs.

A covered tourist market beside the Night Bazaar with seafood restaurants, massage shops and an evening cabaret show.

A covered food court and stage inside the Night Bazaar, with communal tables, live bands and a mixed Thai–international menu.

An open-air international food market with picnic tables, craft beer and a small live stage — the most relaxed night market in the Chang Klan area.

A student night market beside Chiang Mai University where a full dinner costs less than a coffee elsewhere in town.

The city's everyday food market: locals shop for produce in the morning and eat at the street stalls until midnight.

A shaded weekend market under giant rain trees, mixing vintage finds, plants, handmade goods and slow local food.

A relaxed family-friendly weekend market under bamboo pavilions — homemade food, kids' activities, plants and handmade goods.

A compact Friday-evening market for independent designers, handmade goods and Nimman café culture.

A permanent creative community of studios, workshops and cafés built around a wooden courtyard beside Wat Umong.

A designer weekend market in a red-brick plaza: Thai labels, craft goods, live music and easy air-conditioned escapes.

The city's wholesale fruit and vegetable market — mountains of tropical produce, busiest before sunrise.

A 24-hour flower market by the river where marigold garlands, orchids and roses are strung by hand through the night.

A small neighbourhood fresh market inside the Old City — curry pastes, herbs, fruit and breakfast noodles for local residents.

Royal Project farm shops selling highland vegetables, strawberries, honey, tea and coffee grown by Northern hill communities.

Small rotating community markets around the city — organic growers, home bakers and zero-waste sellers on weekday mornings.