Chatuchak Market as one of the largest markets in the world is impressive. More than 15,000 stands and a variety of goods definitely attract attention. You can spend a whole day there and still find it too short. It is an ideal place to shop and buy souvenirs. I had the opportunity to go there several times and always found something interesting.

Love walking around the Chatuchak market! Buy some butterfly pea tea leaves (the tea is blue! And if you add lemonade to it, it will turn purple!). This makes a great gift to take to someone back home too. It is easy to get lost so make sure to take a picture of the map or have one handy so you know what sections you want to see. If you see something you like, buy it because it’s hard to find the same stall again after walking around. The prices don’t vary too much between stalls that sell similar products but you can bargain. Pick up some coconut ice cream, coconut water, mango ice cream for a refreshing treat too!

The market is full of friendly locals, art galleries, pet shops, and live entertainment! It's like a giant, never-ending carnival! The food is delicious, the prices are great, and the atmosphere is unbeatable. Plus, you can even find some weird and wacky items you won't find anywhere else. If you're looking for a great shopping experience, Chatuchak Weekend Market is the place to go!

If you want to be part of a crowd and willing to face hustle and bustle, head to this market. Easy to reach my Metro and you will be lost for words and the things you see here. Everything is under one roof, name it and you will find it. Head early to beat the weather and the crowd. A visit to Bangkok on weekends without a stop here is missing something of your trip.

I went on a friend's recommendation, a lot of food and a lot of clothes, a lot of souvenirs, but the weather was hot. I tried a lot of Thai food. I went shopping and forgot to take pictures.

We made our own way there by sky train , 7 stops from our hotel and then a 5 min walk to get to the market. This place is amazing I really recommend a visit here for everything, food. Crafts and anything you can think of.

Most of the things have pretty same price as Malaysia. I did not find it cheap at all. If you want halal food can go to Saman Islam, it’s located right in front of the clock tower. Most of the shops close at 6 pm, please come early. The toilets are clean and comfortable which is incredible.

Best market in BKK - market sellers and there is SO much to do. We only explored a fraction of it - could spend days there. Something I would thoroughly recommend doing to get some of your clothes or sourvenies! Really loved it!

Second time to visiting chatuchak market Great shopping, extensive variety and cheapest prices. Battle the crowds and heat to grab a bargain. The nearest BTS station is Mo Chit. Exit the station and take the stairs down to the left. Walk approx 200 meters to the front gates. Go early when it’s not as busy and not as hot.

If you want to buy souvenirs, t-shirts, and shoes at a cheaper price then Chatuchak will be the best option. If you don't want to buy also just explore the market you can variety of pets, icecreams, food stalls, etc etc here. Please be careful of pickpockets and scammers here.