When the morning sun rises, they are busy setting up business establishments. It has become their habit to do business all night and go to sleep during the day. Bangkok's night markets begin to gather from the evening.
Basically, this market gets more crowded after 9 pm. All night there is a lot of fun. Tourists from different countries of the world who come to Thailand shop here according to their means.
In the night market of Platunum area of Bangkok, it was seen that besides Thai traders, people from Bangladesh, India and Nepal are doing business here. But the most Indians were seen. Especially almost all the food shops here are in their possession. People of all ages are here. What is not? In this market.
It is one of the largest markets in the world. With over 15,000 stalls at Chatuchak Market, you can find almost everything from vintage clothes and handmade crafts to exotic pets and delicious street food.
The market is also a great place to find unique souvenirs and gifts to take back home. Many vendors set up their stalls from 5 pm onwards.
Bangkok's Jatujak or Chatuchak Weekend Market is one of the largest weekend markets in Asia. Spread over 35 acres, this market has thousands of vendors lining up their products. Thai handicrafts, artworks, clothing, household items, and even pets can be found here.
Talked to Jane Alam from Raujan in Chittagong. He said, I come to Thailand mostly for business purposes. Night market is my choice for shopping every time I visit. No hassle, can shop all night long. It is difficult to understand whether this market is crowded day or night.
Four days ago, Mahfuz Ahmed came to visit with his family from Sylhet. He said, 'I have been to Thailand several times before, this time I am bringing all the family together. Now come to Aslam Night Market for shopping. Bought some, need to buy more. Bargains can be bought here.
Abul Kashem of Barasat area of West Bengal, India has been doing business in the night market for about 15 years. He said, 'I have had a shop in the night market for 15 years. Now I don't sleep at night. Having to sleep during the day, it has become a habit. Alhamdulillah, good business is in the shop. I am living here with my family.'
We have to talk about the night market. These markets are not only social gatherings but also an integral part of Thai culture. Many of these night markets have become landmarks in Bangkok today.
