Compared to other Asian markets ( Chang mai walking market, Hoi an, Penang markets) Bang Niang is quieter, more expensive and lacking excitement but for a first market experience it is perfect with little hassle from the vendors. Lots of repetition in the market stalls...More

We took a trip to the night market in bang niang and I was amazed by the atmosphere and the amount of stalls you could literally buy anything in fact there was so much on offer that I couldn't name it all, but it caters...More

The usual big market, of which there are many in Thailand, but ... several circumstances surprised me, compared to Phuket’s markets, for example ... First, the prices are much too high compared to the same goods in the stores inside Khao Lak. Second, the sellers...More

Definitely worth a visit to this lay back marketplace. A good selection of the usual T-shirts, beach wear, hats, handbags and an excellent range of ladies swimwear. Wander through the aisles of this market savouring the sights and delicious smells of food which there is...More

This extensive market is open from around 2pm on wed, mon and saturdays. There are some great food stalls and separate drinks bars but not all have fans. Drinks and some foods are set price. The market sells just about anything from local souvenirs, crafts,...More

Reading other reviews I do agree that the prices are a little high so be prepared to haggle. Lots of choice and the food and cold beer was great. A great way to spend a couple of hours. Taxis are plentiful to get there and...More

Stalls of clothing Electronics Toys Art Photography Accessories etc....break up an evening with a casual stroll along the 3/4 walkways and enjoy a lovely cocktail or local cuisine as you do. Something to definitely take in if in the area with or without kids