Not as great as the Walking Markets but similar in the offerings and more spread out over 2 blocks. Be sure to see it all as it is in 2 directions with Macs in the middle. Lots of merchandise but much of the fake and copy names have disappeared with the law clamping down. Good quality copy DVDs are around... More

A great place to look although most things can be bought elsewhere cheaper I did buy a very beautiful hand made hide carving. There is a huge variety of stalls and plenty of good places to eat. The free lady boy show is worth a look.

Being outside when it starts to cool down and taking in the atmosphere is wonderful. I noticed that if I slow down my walking pace at some stall, I immediately get a 'hello' or something. I would have liked to linger a bit more at some stalls without having to get entangled in a sales discussion. But I found that... More

Loved the place, we love going out at night as it is a lot cooler :) Lots os stuff to look at though got some bad experience with few traders who became rude when we just looked and didn't buy stuff. DON'T FORGET TO BARGAIN, they do expect you to bargain! We got an umbrella for 150 bath where he... More

We really enjoyed the Night Market - so crowded, colorful, and entertaining. The goods usually overpriced by 50% - 200%. Even if that translates as only a couple of dollars, you can find almost everything elsewhere at a better price. Shop where the locals shop.

It was very pleasant to be outside shopping under the stars. The stalls seen to go on for nearly half a mile. Bartering is the way to get the best price, is expected, and is done in good taste. The vendors do not "hustle" you or pressure you to look at their products. All along the way are restaurants, places... More

Of a kind not seen in many other cities around the world. A very large night bazaar overall - there are several clusters of stalls off the main drag. All very interesting - some great choices, and some poor, and fair pricing options. No hazzles and pestering. With the food areas and drinks available, this is an entertaining evening out... More

We really enjoyed the night bazaar. It was small enough it was easy to navigate, but offered a lot of different items. After the markets in Bangkok, we were very happy to enjoy the Chiang Mai Night Market as it was much less frantic. It is nice for an evening stroll and has nice shopping and food options.

A cannot-miss-place. I was there every night i was in Chiang Mai, whether its 6 something when people were getting ready to start their businesses, or 10 something when the street was just getting busier and busier with tourists. There are a variety of goods offered, ranging from clothing, accessories, handicrafts and souvenirs to international adapter! - just about anything... More