Nothing comparable to those night markets in Bangkok. But it is the best market Krabi can offer. Mainly focusing in street food and some souvenirs. Not much on clothing. Have a stage with singing entertainment. Can spend 1-2 hours there. But if you have limited nights in Krabi/ Ao nang, can choose to skip this and have dinner in another restaurant as a taxi ride there cost around 400-500 baht one way.

There are actually several night markets all within walking distance in Krabi. The area around walking street is the one most tourists go to. It has a selection of stalls selling motr local stuff than the Ao Nang markets. You won’t get knock off designer gear here but instead a range of more locally produced goods. There is also food with seating arranged round a stage for various performers. There is a fresh fruit and food market close by, a food market with small pop up restaurants by the river and another market between that and the walking street market. I would recommend visiting the one by the river for a meal. You choose your pop up restaurant, they have some tables and chairs and if you want something like a fruit smoothie from another vendor they bring it to you. It works well and the food is delicious. We finished off with the most amazing crispy rotti with condensed milk.

Good variety of local food.Handicrafts and such are average. Long wait for the public transport.Grab can also takes long Private hire cabs tend to overcharge Not much else around