Walking Street Chiang Rai

A very busy walking street, Lots of stalls with people selling everything. A big eating area. I think that it's only a Saturday night thing. Be sure to visit as it is well worth it for the food and seeing a good market
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Exploring Chiang Rai’s Central Plaza during the weekend is an experience of transformation and joy. The city breathes life into its streets, morphing into a bustling walking street market. Artisans and craftsmen display their unique creations, beckoning visitors to partake in the local craftsmanship that extends far beyond the ordinary.

The journey from the historic clock tower to the plaza is a feast for the senses, with food stalls offering a mosaic of flavors. Gather your culinary treasures and head to the main square, where the community converges to dine al fresco, sharing in the collective spirit of the city.

As the evening unfolds, music fills the air, a universal language that invites everyone to dance. It’s a scene reminiscent of a European piazza, where the vibrancy of public life is celebrated. This is Chiang Rai at its most vivacious—where culture, cuisine, and community come together to create unforgettable moments. #ChiangRaiNights #WalkingStreetMarket #CulturalVibrancy #CommunitySpirit

Anything and everything you could imagine - food stalls, handicrafts, drinks, and live music & dancing. Took us 3 hours to get through the entire market - would recommend the Korean fried chicken food truck and the coke slushies!

Fun and entertaining. Lots of food, vendors, and people. Cheers!

Only Saturday. Its huge, hundreds of stalls. Food, plants, fashion, everything. Loved the food options, plenty and delicious. Check out the square dance event!!

Love this place 😍
Went to down town flower festival!
Beautiful!

I really enjoyed this market as it seemed to cater for Thai people rather than hoards of tourists from overseas.

I like the place. It is suprising me that they have big garden around and flower festival as well mini concert. I wish I went there for two nights or three. Many options to choose and the food seems so yummy

Chaingrai Walking Street, or Jed Yod Road, is held every Saturday on Thanaalai Sutthasai Road in the heart of Chiang Rai. This pedestrian street is bustling with a wide array of handmade products, home decor, local goods, and souvenirs stretched out for sale. What sets it apart is the designated space for tourists to join traditional dances, featuring elderly individuals dancing, evoking a nostalgic atmosphere. The street comes alive from 16:00 to 24:00, exclusively on Saturdays.

Pack full of life, food and STUFF
We went on a Saturday and there was so many local people there. They had music and dancing also going on. We loved it and they sold anything you could possibly want … even saw some things I didn’t know I wanted like massage stations where you could get any type of massage

Saturday walking market is fabulous. Better than the Sunday market. Reasonable price.

Great walking market. we highly recommend it. Only on Saturdays and starts at 5pm to 10pm.

Beautiful place for night walking and taste Different kinds of fruits & Thai dishes..it was a beautiful experience.. Would like come back again.

Free to get in but you will spend a small amount for amazing food

Wow! This is the best local market I've ever been to. It was exceptionally crowded as it was the end of Buddhist Lent and everyone was celebrating. Everything you could imagine was available from tee-shirts to fried crickets and silk worms. There was Thai music and dancing for all in the square with everyone joining in. Must visit if you're in Chiang Rai on a Saturday

Very interesting and lots of lovely food and people . I enjoyed the live music and dancing...

It was insanely busy, but a must do.

A nice early evening night time, Street market, often all types of food and snacks clothes et cetera. Couple of music stages. Well worth a little look around

Hundreds of stalls with good pricing.

Pretty amazing and a lot of different kinds of food you can imagine. Excellent shows were pretty crowded when we went there.