If you are thinking of decorating your home, searching for that perfect piece of furniture or decoration, be it antique, modern, Thai or Western? Or perhaps a lovingly created ethnic handicraft to brighten up your space? Ceramic products, whether they be tea cups, coffee mugs, pots, traditional Thai Benjarong or ceramic dolls. Well, come to Chatuchak Market and chances are you won't go home empty-handed.
Feeling a little hot and weary from your journey ? A bit hoarse from all
that bargaining ? Then its time to seek out some cool, refreshing drinks
or something light and tasty to re-charge your batteries before another
round of shopping. Chatuchak Market has and endless selection of food and
drinks, ranging from small beverage stalls on almost every soi or corner
, iced refreshments, noodles, rice & curries, rice with roast pork, chicken
rice and Thai-style fast foods.
The real charm of the Chatuchak Market lies in the fact that you can-and should-bargain with each stall you are interested in. Whether you will snare a bargain or not is a test of your own negotiating skills. So, don' t be surprised if the same goods bought by you and your friends from the same shop carry different prices.
Now, are you ready to begin your quest to find what you have been searching high and low for ? Well then, mingle with the crowds, sweat it out and have fun in The World's Biggest Weekend Market - the Chatuchak Weekend Market, Bangkok, Thailand.The market is open on Saturdays and Sundays. From your hotel take either the skytrain (BTS) to Mo Chit station or the metro (MRT) to Suan Chatuchak station. Hotels in Chatuchak Market area
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