Been to this market on a previous trip & was VERY keen to go again. Anything you can think of you can prob find. Great prices We got lots of bargains & presents We spent a few hours - take a large bag with you so you're not carrying loads of bags or even a mini suitcase. Food & toilet blocks available

We went for a stroll around noon on Saturday, January 6th. The market is so vast that the rumor that "once you've visited a place you can never go back" became true. 　 The market has countless stores selling clothing, daily necessities, accessories, restaurants, and more, and you can find almost all Bangkok souvenirs here. Our main purpose of visiting was to buy silver accessories produced in villages of the Karen people, an ethnic minority in northern Thailand, but we had a hard time finding the shop we were looking for in the maze-like corridors. Karen silver is highly pure, does not tarnish easily, has stylish designs, and is reasonably priced. 　 With a mango smoothie in hand, we also purchased T-shirts, tote bags, etc., and enjoyed half a day of shopping at prices unique to Thailand. Though the market is only open on weekends, I think it's fun just to stroll around. By the way, there are paid toilets!

This is the best market in town. It’s also one of the biggest. I think my only knock on this market is it’s easy to get lost in the amount of endless vendors to look at. It’s hard to really navigate through this market properly. But of there is anything a person could need, it would be found here. Not only that but the food vendors are some of the lowest priced in town but at the same time serving the best tasting and quality food. If you are in Bangkok, take the time to check this place out and definitely eat here. You won’t be disappointed.

A fantastic market that is like a tardis; much larger than it initially appears. After 2 hours we realised we had barely scratched the surface. Plenty of souvenirs, clothes, home wear and food available. Highly recommend allocating 4+ hours to really experience the market atmosphere. Toilets are 5 baht to use and clean.

Absolutely perfect for some one like me who loves browsing and window shopping all day everyday great things to buy at incredible prices. Toilets everywhere in clean and tidy order heads up take some tissues with you just in case. Excellent food 🤤🤤 and a great easy going slow paced atmosphere 🥳 don’t go if you like to rush! enjoy the slow moving vibe and be respectful when passing in the narrow walking isles.

Incredible market, I have been here many times on my different trips to Bangkok since 2010 and I never tire of coming back. I spend the entire day here between its different stores, second hand, art area, a walk to see different animals, a stop to eat, some shopping at the Line Thai clothing store, or one of its millions of offers. Mandatory visit. Chatuchak is Bangkok and Bangkok is Chatuchak. It has a metro and BTS stop so it is very easy to get to.

You have to go there, dedicate a day to it, in fact on 110,000 square meters, you will not have enough of this day which will pass so quickly. Explosion of colors, of scents, we no longer know where to look. Everything is interesting, tempting. Sectors are particularly intended for certain goods, but let yourself be carried away by the bustling life here. Walk the aisles which are all listed. But if you see something that tempts you, grab it right away. A remorse you didn't buy it and you want to find the seller, unfortunately too late, we get lost so quickly in this market.. You can eat on site, no problem, in Thailand you can eat in the street without fear. Prepare your suitcase, more or less heavy souvenirs will fill it. Coming here is a rare experience. Other markets exist in Bangkok, but this one remains a myth.

Go, its huge and great fun and bargains to be had. the Biggest market - ever, but its all 'zoned' so just remember which zone you're in. There's plenty of places to stop for a drink or a foot massage.

Our Tuk Tuk driver was so fun. He spoke little English but we understood each other well (mostly by his body language haha). We got to taste so many tasty street foods thanks to our guide, Top. He was awfully great too. recommend this if you want to see Bangkok at night. So much more charming than the day.

Huge market with many stalls. We spent 3 hours in this market and only reached a fraction. We had read that it closed at 6pm, but that was not the case the day we were out there. You can easily find good things and cheap goods to fill an extra trolley or two.