Chiang Mai Night Market

Went 2x at Sunday night market street. Very cheap very good many many things so interesting. Bought many clothes, good and cheap food and even one nice ring… and I love avocado smoothie! Rating: 9/10. By the way, I also have a travel agency in Peru (Machupicchu)— you can find me on Instagram at @dopkertravel if you travel to Peru and need any help!

This enchanting place is a haven for travelers seeking to enhance their social lives. With its stunning scenery, it draws visitors from all walks of life. The vibrant atmosphere is alive with laughter and camaraderie, making it a perfect spot for meeting new friends and creating lasting memories. Food lovers will be delighted by the diverse culinary offerings. From street food stalls to gourmet restaurants, the flavors are rich and varied, promising an unforgettable gastronomic experience. Whether you're exploring the local markets, enjoying a sunset by the beach, or participating in lively cultural events, this destination is filled with joy and excitement at every turn. It's a place where adventure meets community, making it a must-visit for anyone looking to enrich their travel

This place is Sunday Walking Street also called Chiang Mai Walking Street in Google map, open only on Sundays, not to be confused with Night Bazaar which is only every night outside the old city. To my surprise, this place covered many streets including temple grounds, food courts along have 3 separate areas but they all don't look nice to me(2 have very low tables), maybe I have missed the better areas, much more to see than the Saturday Walking Street.