[2024 Chiang Mai Attraction] Travel Guide for Saturday Market Chiangmai (Updated Dec)

Chiang Mai is more cost-effective for a family trip | Detailed parent-child travel guide included

In 2013, we celebrated the Yi Peng festival in Chiang Mai The touching moment of thousands of people releasing sky lanterns is still unforgettable 10 years later, we have grown from 1+1 to 3 In 2023, bringing our child to Chiang Mai for the Yi Peng festival was an unforgettable travel memory at the end of the year ▪️ 🔸Market tour🔸 It is recommended to include a weekend in your itinerary, the weekend markets in Chiang Mai are really good 🌴Coconut Grove Market The market in the coconut grove, full of atmosphere, is really photogenic, and children can feed lambs for a few dollars 🛍️JJmarket A very artistic market, the shops are very interesting, there are places for children to play, and various local snacks are great 💡Saturday night market and Sunday night market are very lively, and the things are more commercialized, the cost-effectiveness of the night market's Thai massage is 💯 🔹Nimman Road white night market and JJ are similar 🍉Warorot Market is a local market, the prices are more reasonable, suitable for buying souvenirs when leaving ▪️ 🔸Tour of Chiang Mai Old City🔸 🛕Temple tour The temples in Chiang Mai old city are very beautiful, you can spend a day or two visiting, Wat Phan Tao, Wat Phra Singh, and the Silver Temple are very photogenic 🕊️Feeding pigeons at Tha Pae Gate A point I was looking forward to, thinking that children would like it, but now Tha Pae Gate has been almost contracted by local vendors, my experience was not good ▪️ 🔸Around Chiang Mai🔸 This time we rented a car to go to the local people's sky lantern venue, and accidentally discovered several points around the old city, which almost contracted the entire scenic area ⛲️Huay Tung Tao Reservoir Park Various straw-woven animals are like a fairy tale kingdom for children, and there is a lakeside restaurant next to it, which is very interesting 💩Elephant Poo Poo Paper Park The park can immerse children in the process of making paper from elephant dung, with Chinese explanation 🐘Mae Sa Elephant Camp We didn't book a one-day tour of the elephant camp, we went here to buy tickets directly and let the children interact with the elephants, 🎫300 beads include a basket of bananas 🌸I love flower farm A farm suitable for taking flower photos around the old city, it's very good for me who loves to take photos, there is also a Ban na flowers next to it, there are almost no tourists, I took a group of photos for the children here ▪️ 🔸Cafes🔸 The cafes in Chiang Mai are all great, I feel I can stay in each for half a day 🐑Maekee sheep house A sheep cafe on the top of the mountain, there is no problem except for being a bit far 🍃Doi chaang mae rim Alice-style cafe ☕️Café arte A cafe on Nimman Road that I really like ▪️ 🔸About restaurants🔸 This time I found many treasure restaurants in Chiang Mai 😋Ancient Beef thai cuisine, the beef rice is super good 😋VVx7, a restaurant by the stream 😋Bigbigshabu, a nearby buffet, 50 per person for unlimited lobster 😋Chiang Mai's old-fashioned braised beef noodle restaurant, a treasure restaurant in the old city ▪️ I'll share these first, I'll post the detailed guide slowly when I have time~

Walking Street at Wualai. There are no cows, but there is a lot of food.

#VisitChiangMai 🍦Today we will take you to #VisitChiangMai. This is “Wua Lai Walking Street or Saturday Walking Street Wua Lai”. This is another famous walking street in Chiang Mai, located near Chiang Mai City Gate. 🍦Wua Lai Walking Street is an art and culture street in Chiang Mai. This place is famous for its wood and silverware. There are handmade products and famous Chiang Mai products such as craft products, local fabrics, and woven fabrics. 🍦In terms of food, there is a lot of food here. There are both local food, traditional snacks, and street food. There are both walking and eating options, and there is a nice area to sit and eat, which is a food zone. 📍Location: Wua Lai Walking Street, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province ⏰Opening hours: 17.00-22.00 🚗Parking: You can park on the streets around the market, but it is recommended to take a bus because it is more convenient because the market is in the city center and there are many buses passing by.

Walking Street, Wualai

Saturday Night Market in Chiang Mai 🛍✨ 🐄 Another popular location that anyone visiting Chiang Mai should not miss is located near Chiang Mai City Gate, which is home to an ancient silverware village that is unique to the north. 🍢 The walking street is full of various shops, including food and beverages, snacks, household items, handicrafts, local products, and countless souvenirs. The prices are also friendly and not expensive. ⏰ Open only on Saturdays from 4:00 p.m. to 10:00 p.m. 📍 Wualai Road, Phra Singh Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province #ChiangMaiTravel #ChiangMaiReview #ChiangMai #ChiangMaiWalkingStreet

Best foods in Chiang Mai Saturday Market

Saturday market in Chiang Mai serves great foods. seafoods, BBQ, salad, noodles, fruits,desserts, and everything. Fun to eat with local in low tables and chairs! Must try. #chiangmai #thailand #thailandtravel #thaifood #thaifoodmarket

Saturday Night Market in Chiang Mai

#瞬間看地球 #泰國 #thailand #chiangmai #nightmarket #夜市 Saturday Night Market - Wua LaI Walking Street What a amazing market! It is close to old city. There are a lot of stalls, including food, clothes, accessories, souvenirs, etc. Need to spare some time to walk this endless street. The food was awesome and I enjoyed the vibes Address: Wua Lai Rd, Tambon Hai Ya, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50100, Thailand #hkfoodie #打卡 #境外遊 #travel #旅遊 #清邁

When I went on my trip to Chiang Mai, I got to see many beautiful temples. If I had to rank the top three temples, it would be the Gold, Silver and White Temples. The Gold and Silver Temples are very close to each other, but the style and colours are different. The Golden Temple is simple and has many mysterious lights hanging around. The Silver Temple is exquisite and beautiful. The White Temple is also a little silvery and it is very beautiful. The Silver temple was very attractive to me, although it is not as Majestic as the White Temple. The nightly and non-stop temple affairs are very lively and interesting. 

Chiang Mai in the off-season is a paradise on earth!

🌸 Chiang Mai in the off-season is definitely worth a visit! Slow pace, moderate prices, lots of activities, and great shopping! A super cost-effective experience! Here is a super thoughtful guide to traveling to Chiang Mai in the off-season, so you can have fun and peace of mind!✨ The best season to avoid the crowds🍃 Chiang Mai's off-season is generally from April to September each year. Although this is the rainy season, the rain is mostly short-lived showers and will not affect your itinerary too much. Moreover, there are fewer tourists at this time, and there is no need to queue at attractions and restaurants, so you can enjoy the feeling of having the place to yourself anytime and anywhere!🎉 Must-see attractions for first-time visitors to Chiang Mai📍 1️⃣ Wat Phra That Doi Suthep On a sunny day, you can overlook the entire city of Chiang Mai, and on a foggy day, it is even more ethereal! Remember to wear comfortable shoes, as you will need to climb stairs to get to the top of the mountain. 2️⃣ Nimmanhaemin Road A paradise for the literary and artistic, the street is full of cafes and craft shops. In the off-season, these stores are more leisurely, perfect for a slow stroll and taking beautiful photos📸 3️⃣ Night market adventure The Saturday and Sunday night markets are popular places to visit, but in the off-season, they are less crowded, and you can find your favorite handicrafts at a lower price and taste Northern Thai snacks, such as mango sticky rice and Chiang Mai sausage!🍴 💕Cost-effective accommodation and food🏠🍜 Accommodation in Chiang Mai is super affordable in the off-season! High-quality hotels and B&Bs are often half price or even lower. It is recommended to stay near the Old City or Nimmanhaemin Road, which is convenient for travel and allows you to experience the local atmosphere. 🍜Food In addition to night market snacks, don't forget to try Northern Thai curry noodles (Khao Soi) and Tom Yum Goong soup. In the off-season, there is no need to make reservations or queue at restaurants, and you can enjoy the leisurely atmosphere of Chiang Mai while eating, which is simply a blissful experience!🌟 💕Thoughtful tips📝 1. Bring a light umbrella or raincoat to protect yourself from sudden showers🌧️. 2. Check the weather forecast before you go out, as some outdoor attractions are not suitable for visiting on rainy days. 3. Just bring a jacket, as the malls, airports, and mountains are still a bit chilly. In short, Chiang Mai in the off-season is a place where you can slow down and relax completely. Come here to enjoy the quiet town without the crowds and find your "paradise on earth"!💖

Chiang Mai｜Super Lively Saturday Night Market and Sunday Night Market

During my days in Chiang Mai, I visited many markets, and the most impressive ones were the Saturday Night Market and the Sunday Night Market. . The similarities are: there are a lot of people 🥹, and the variety of food is almost the same, and they all taste good. I think the vendors probably set up their stalls at the Saturday Night Market and then continue at the Sunday Night Market the next day 😂. . The Sunday Night Market is larger in scale than the Saturday Night Market. The food stalls are in alleys or small lanes, which are not easy to find. The main road mainly sells small items like soap and fridge magnets. In this regard, the Saturday Night Market is more friendly, as the main road is filled with food stalls 😍 (I come to the night market just to eat delicious food❗). You can eat from one stall to another, or buy a cup of rich and delicious mango juice 🥭 from the next stall while waiting in line for barbecue. It's very convenient. After eating and drinking, there are also stalls selling clothes and handicrafts where you can slowly browse without getting tired 😌. . 🔷 If you mainly want to buy some handicrafts and small items as souvenirs and eat some food along the way, I recommend going to the Sunday Night Market; 🔷 If your main purpose is to check out the food and buy some small items along the way, then I recommend going to the Saturday Night Market.

Discover the treasure bread market in Chiang Mai, a perfect combination of food and culture!

In the suburbs of Chiang Mai, there is a market that I love. She has a special affection for the bread market there, and the relaxed atmosphere makes me linger. This market is located at the foot of the beautiful Suthep Mountain. Although it is a bit far from the city, there are not many tourists, and more are local residents who come here to buy bread. The breads are all handmade by locals, soft and delicious, and she always buys several each time. These breads are not only delicious, but the process of making them is also full of fun. She likes to watch the process of the bread masters making bread carefully, and every detail is full of the spirit of the craftsman. After buying the bread, take a few steps to the right, there is a small pavilion. The small wooden bar in the pavilion can get coffee for free. Next to the bar is a small blackboard with the words 'free coffee' written on it. The coffee here is fragrant and rich in flavor, and every sip is memorable. The aunt who sells pizza and egg rolls in the market, wearing an elegant half skirt, the price list is also embroidered by her. I praised her for being elegant, she was very happy, and she made an appointment with me to meet again at the Rainforest Market tomorrow. Her smile is so bright, as warm as the sun. On the river side of the market, there are two picnic mats. Sitting there tasting bread, looking at the scenery by the river, feeling the breeze on the face, such time seems to stand still. A couple with a dog next to them, they tasted bread while playing with the dog, the picture was extremely warm. Looking at them enjoying the good times on the picnic mat, I couldn't help but sigh, the people of Chiang Mai really know how to enjoy life. They not only know how to make delicious food, but also know how to taste the beauty of life. In such an environment, everyone can find their own happiness and joy.

Chiang Mai Citywalk, wandering around the streets and alleys of the old city

💄Hot mom says: The romance of Chiang Mai's old city needs no further introduction. Here it is quiet, elegant, and the air is fresh. You can wander aimlessly in the old city, cross the jungle and wade through the water, or go crazy shopping at the night market... 📍Tha Pae Gate: 🔹The most popular attraction in Chiang Mai, it is the best preserved of the four city gates of Chiang Mai. The red brick walls and flocks of pigeons add to the romance here! When there are fewer tourists in the early morning or at dusk, you can feel its sense of vicissitudes and age. 🔹On both sides of the city gate is the moat, in front of the gate is a small square, where you can feed pigeons. There are vendors selling pigeon food, corn for 10 baht a bag. 🔹If you want to take pictures, you can pay 100 baht to ask locals to take them. It is recommended to wear a white long skirt, which is more photogenic. 📍Chiang Mai Night Market: 🔹There are two night markets near Tha Pae Gate, both a 10-minute walk away, which can be visited together. ✅Sunday Market 🔸The Sunday Market is the largest night market in Chiang Mai. Every Sunday, from the square outside Tha Pae Gate on the east side of the old city of Chiang Mai, along Ratchadamnoen Road and several nearby branches, it crosses the main road in the center of the old city of Chiang Mai, all the way to Wat Phra Singh. There are food, daily necessities, clothes, handicrafts, etc. on the night market. ✅Saturday Walking Market 🔸The Saturday Night Market is located outside the south gate of Chiang Mai, separated from the Chiang Mai City Gate Night Market by a road. The Saturday Night Market goes south along the moat, with all kinds of snack stalls, fruit stalls, and handicrafts along the way. The scale is smaller than the Sunday Night Market, and there are relatively fewer people. 💯Restaurant recommendations: ✅Mr. Kai's Restaurant 🔸Located in the old city, close to the Saturday Night Market. The restaurant serves Northern Thai cuisine, is cheap, and the dining environment is quiet. 🍝Recommended dishes: Various fruit juices and shaved ice, curry stir-fried seafood, mango sticky rice, tom yum soup noodles, pineapple fried rice, cashew chicken ✅Wishing Tree Scenic Restaurant 🔸The location is a bit off, it is recommended to use Grab to call a car. Authentic Thai food, large portions, and the price is a bit high. 🍝Recommended dishes: Curry crab, mango shaved ice, pineapple rice, BBQ shrimp, mango sticky rice

Walking Street, Saturday, Chiang Mai

If you come to Chiang Mai, don't miss it. Walking Street, Wualai Walking Street, opens only on Saturdays. It's very big. It's right next to Chiang Mai Gate. Walk all the way. It opens from around 4 pm until midnight. It's a shopping center for mostly local and handmade products. The prices are not expensive. It's a walking street with a lot of things to sell. There are many unusual foods and drinks to choose from and buy souvenirs. There are artworks, local clothes, various accessories and local products from the North. You can walk, shop, eat, and enjoy. There's music to listen to in the middle of the street almost all the way. Some are students, some are blind people. Don't forget to stop and make merit. Wualai Walking Street is very interesting for foreign tourists. You can walk and relax for a long time. There are also places to sit and eat. If you're tired from walking, there are massage shops that offer foot massages and body massages. There are many shops to choose from. You can also stop by to see the beauty of Wat Sri Suphan and make merit. It's the temple with the first silver chapel in the world. Don't forget to stop and visit. I guarantee you won't be disappointed. #Chiang Mai Check-in Spot #Wualai Walking Street #Shopaholics Don't Miss It #Traveling in Thailand, You Won't Know If You Don't Go #Chiang Mai Travel #Chiang Mai Walking Street #Thailand #Tripmission

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Chiang Mai Saturday Night Market Saturday Night Market Walking Street - Wua Lai Road Address Wualai Road (Near Chiang Mai Gate)

Chiang Mai's only temple built of sterling silver --- Sisubang Temple Tickets: Free Opening hours: Open all day Address: Address: 100 Wua Lai Rd

I believe that many people who have been to Chiang Mai will visit the famous "White Temple" and "Black Temple" in nearby Chiang Rai. However, there is also a "silver temple" in Chiang Mai, but there are not many people. Chiang Mai's "Silver Temple" is called Wat Sri Suphan. It is located on Wua Lai Road outside the south gate of the ancient city. In fact, this road is where Chiang Mai's famous "Saturday Night Market" is located. As you walk into Wat Sri Suphan, you can clearly see the "Silver Temple". As the name suggests, Silver Temple is a silver temple, and the Silver Temple in Chiang Mai is probably the only temple in the world that is hand-built in pure silver and complex silver and aluminum. It is unique. No tickets are required to enter Wat Sri Suphan, but if you want to enter the "Silver Temple" tour, you will need to pay the tickets. The ticket price is not high, only 50 baht, which is about 10 yuan, which is related to Compared with the ticket prices in China's tourist attractions, it is simply too "conscience." However, Chiang Mais Silver Temple has a special rule that has caused discontent among many tourists, that is, women are not allowed to enter the temple. Since everyone has paid the tickets to visit, but the women can not enter the temple, then their tickets are not white? What do you think about this?

The Thai name of the Silver Temple, called Suphan Temple, is next to the ancient city of Chiang Mai. There is a Buddhist temple built in silver. The sun is shining and unique. Almost all of them come here in Thailand, and there are very few tourists, so there is no need to worry about the phenomenon of crowding people. You can pat you with confidence! It should be noted that the Buddhist temple prohibits women from entering. According to legend, 500 years ago, sacred objects were buried under the silver temple, and women entering this place may hurt her. Actually playing in Chiang Mai, there are many chic temples in the alleys, and its equally good to shoot! Baidu map location Suphan Temple, you can find the silver temple!

Thailand's only Buddha temple built in silver. The beautiful reliefs contain the elements involved in everything in the world. The twelve zodiac signs of the living dragons are also in the eye. The fine details are breathtaking. The night lights and candlelights The light makes the entire Sisubang temple more shining.