Markets: Bangkok

There are a lot of markets around Bangkok: those open during the day, open during the night, and those that change as the day goes by.

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Chatuchak Weekend Market

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The biggest weekend market in Bangkok. If you find something that you like, do make that purchase and avoid any regrets. Eat like the locals too! There are a lot of stalls and a whole food area here. You will never go hungry.

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Chinatown Bangkok

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A lot of the Michelin Star awarded street food places are here. Go here with an empty stomach and sturdy feet. Must try Yaowarat Toasted Buns.

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Patpong Night Market

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There are food but also mostly for shopping. The market slowly transforms from what it was during the day to how it is at night. From shopping to food.

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Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market

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One of the traditional markets in Bangkok - this has the floating market experience and a connection to a market on ground. Amazing breakfast - lunch food! Even the traditional sweets of Bangkok can be found here. The rice cakes and coconut puddings are worth trying.

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JODD FAIRS Rama 9 -night market

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Mix of shopping and food but definitely more food. It gets busier as the night goes on and gets really bustling! With a lot of drink options available, you'd love to try them all.

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Khao San Road

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More of the party scene in Bangkok, this street is quiet in the day, and party at night. Don't be fooled tho, there are street vendors around. They are usually there up until late in the afternoon just before the party starts.

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Ong Ang Canal

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A quiet area filled with art on the walls, beautiful lights and peaceful small hole in the wall restaurants. This isn't exclusively Bangkok food - options are endless - worth going here even for just a walk.

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Born and raised in bustling Quezon City, Philippines, I learned to travel with a tight budget and time. As I open up my passport to other Asian countries, I am more than willing to share what I have to help other travelers out there with the same goal: see as much at a cheap cost in a quick time.

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