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Chiang Mai Culture in the MarketsChiang Mai markets can be crowded and exciting at times. Sometimes Chiang Mai culture is tourists watching the Thais and sometimes Thais watching the tourists. The Night Bazaar, the Sunday Walking Market, the flower market, large and small neighborhood markets, whichever one you find yourself in, the memories of the sights, sounds and smells will stay with you for a lifetime. These photographs are some of my favorite glimpses of the Chiang Mai markets.Please check back from time to time for additions to the gallery, everything from street scenes and festivals to ancient temples, from hill tribe villages and natural scenery to the luxury of exclusive spas and resorts.
Markets
A fruit vendor's stall in a fresh foods market.
A clothing seller set up outside the wall at Thaphae Gate. Ready for the Sunday walking market.
Candied fruits and vegetables at a stall in Woororot market.
Colorful sandals at the Night Bazaar market in Chiang Mai
Chiang Mai sausage being barbecued at a cooked foods market.
Colorful bags with Hill Tribe patterns at the Sunday walking market in Chiang Mai.
Pink Dragon Fruit in a fresh foods market in Chiang Mai.
A stall holder's inventory of souvenir hats piled high for tourists in Chiang Mai Night Bazaar.
Bai Shi garlands prepared for devotional offerings on sale at the Chiang Mai flower market.
Hand carved soap creations in the Night Bazaar market in Chiang Mai.
Rice paper umbrellas for sale at the Chiang Mai Sunday Walking Street Market.
For information on the markets, check our Shopping page
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