[2025 Phuket Attraction] Travel Guide for Sunday Walking Street Market (Lard Yai) (Updated Feb)

Phuket Walking Street Phuket Walking Street Get ready!!! Let's go to the walking street. The walking street is held on Thalang Road, which is one of the beautiful streets in Phuket. Amidst the architecture of Sino-Portuguese houses that blend Eastern and Western art together beautifully. It is another charm of Phuket province. As for the products sold at the walking street, there are many types, such as local food, drinks, snacks, savory food, desserts, Thai food, Western food, or even souvenirs, souvenirs. There is also live music and various performances for tourists to watch. 🎯 : Thalang Road, Talat Yai Subdistrict, Mueang Phuket District, Phuket 83000 ⏰️ : Open every Sunday from 4:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. #100WaysToTravel #TravelAndEatAndTravel #PhuketWalkingStreet #LardYaiWalkingStreet #VisitPhuket #Phuket #phuket #trip #tripmoments

#phukettrip It was more than ten years since I last visited Phuket, but managed to visit the popular tourist spot twice in a year. I’ve always been a beach person, but I soon realised that Phuket is as much about the beach as it is about the town, and the Sunday Walking Market is the main draw. When we arrived at 5pm, the vendors were just setting up their stalls and people were simply milling around. But by 8pm, we could hardly squeeze through the human crowd, it’s crazy. Nevertheless, we still managed to get a taste of some delicious local snacks/dishes for dinner. If it’s too much for you, you can always head into one of the cafes for some respite. So if you’re thinking of visiting the Sunday Walking Market in Phuket, get ready to brave the crowd! #weekendgetaways #wheretogo #thailand

#localfoodies Phuket Sunday Walking Street Market, also known as Lard Yai Market, is a bustling hub of culture, flavors and entertainment in the heart of Old Phuket Town. Held every Sunday evening on the charming Thalang Road, this market offers a delightful mix of food, shopping and vibrant street performances. For Muslim travelers, the market is a fantastic spot to explore halal food options. Vendors proudly display signs indicating halal certification, offering dishes like satay skewers, roti pancakes with sweet or savory fillings and even fresh seafood prepared with care. Beyond the food, the market is a feast for the senses. The beautifully lit Portuguese buildings add a nostalgic charm, while live music and cultural performances keep the atmosphere lively. The market is not only a great place to satisfy your taste buds but also an opportunity to immerse yourself in the vibrant local culture of Phuket.

A place where all tourists go on Sunday night in Phuket. many street food and local stuffs to buy. feel the local vibes try the local streets food.