# Bangkok Nightmarket ## Posts - [Jodd Fairs “Ratchada” Night Market (จ๊อดแฟร์ รัชดา)](https://bangkoknightmarket.com/jodd-fairs-ratchada-night-market-%e0%b8%88%e0%b9%8a%e0%b8%ad%e0%b8%94%e0%b9%81%e0%b8%9f%e0%b8%a3%e0%b9%8c-%e0%b8%a3%e0%b8%b1%e0%b8%8a%e0%b8%94%e0%b8%b2/): Bangkok does night markets like nowhere else: neon glow, clatter of woks, plastic stools that mysteriously multiply at sundown. Jodd Fairs “Ratchada” is the city’s latest tourist-friendly crowd-magnet—a slick, purpose-built reboot of the wildly popular Rama 9 market, now planted just off Ratchadaphisek Road by MRT Thailand Cultural Centre (Exit 4). Expect long, photogenic aisles, a tidal wave of street eats (yes, the famous leng saap pork-spine “volcano” still erupts on cue), and enough fashion and trinkets to test your luggage allowance. Doors creak open daily from 17:00 to around 01:00, making it an easy post-work or post-temple detour. Here […] - [Jodd Fairs Night Market Rama 9](https://bangkoknightmarket.com/jodd-fairs/): Jodd Fairs Night Market is one of Bangkok’s newer night markets. It opened after Covid and is immensely popular with tourists, particularly Asian tourists (everything from Chinese, Vietnamese, Japanese, and Korean), but also local Thais. More than 700 stalls here have something to offer for everyone. The initial allure might come from the kaleidoscope of colors that greet your eyes as you step into the market. From vibrant textiles to intricately designed crafts, and obnoxious neon lights, each stall is a visual feast awaiting discovery. This isn’t an organically grown market—this is pure, unabashed commerce, Thai-style. The rhythmic hum of […] - [Indy Market Bangkok (Dao Khanong, Thonburi)](https://bangkoknightmarket.com/indy-market/): Welcome to the hidden gem of Bangkok’s Thonburi district—Indy Market. Forget the tourist traps; this is where the locals go to shop, eat, and chill. Picture a sprawling market filled with the scent of sizzling street food, the buzz of live music, and an array of stalls that offer everything but the kitchen sink. Intrigued? You should be. Stick around, and we’ll give you the lowdown on how to make the most of your visit to this one-of-a-kind market. What to Expect So you’ve arrived at Indy Market, and you’re hit with a vibe that’s as chill as a cucumber […] - [Ultimate Guide to Chang Chui Plane Market: Your One-Stop Itinerary for Bangkok's Artsy Wonderland](https://bangkoknightmarket.com/chang-chui-plane-market/): Look, you’ve been to markets. You’ve been to art galleries. Hell, you’ve probably even been to some weird fusion of the two. But trust me, you’ve never been to anything like Chang Chui Plane Market in Bangkok. Imagine a place where art meets commerce, where food meets culture, and where an actual decommissioned airplane meets Instagram. Yeah, it’s that kind of party. This isn’t just your usual Bangkok night market; it’s a “creative park.” It’s a playground for the artsy, the foodies, and the just plain curious. And let’s not forget the airplane. A real, full-sized, no-joke airplane sits at […] - [Bangkok Night Markets: A Journey Through Time and Tradition](https://bangkoknightmarket.com/bangkok-night-markets-a-journey-through-time-and-tradition/): In the heart of Southeast Asia, where golden temples shimmer under the tropical sun, Bangkok stands as a testament to a rich cultural tapestry. A city where modern skyscrapers coexist with ancient shrines, and where traditions are not just remembered, but lived. At the epicenter of this vibrant dance between the old and the new are the city’s night markets, the pulsating veins of Thai culture. If you wonder why they’re so popular here: It’s mostly because at night the sun isn’t as relentless. It’s more pleasant to stroll along. In fact, night markets were originally set up to provide […] - [Talad Rot Fai](https://bangkoknightmarket.com/talad-rot-fai/): Note: This post was published in September 2012, and a lot has changed since then (it’s now March 2015). We’ve rewritten it a bit to reflect the changes since then, most importantly: the relocation. Back in 2012, this was our favorite night market in Bangkok.  Talad Rot Fai, which translates into english as “train market” (talad = market, rot fai = train). It had gained popularity as a retro lovers and (affordable) antiques market, lots of vintage clothing, retro furniture and memorabilia, but has expanded into other kinds of merchandise too. The market took place on land which is owned by the […] - [Suan Lum Night Bazaar (Lumphini Night Market)](https://bangkoknightmarket.com/suan-lum-night-bazaar-lumphini-night-market/): Suan Lum Night Bazaar (also known as Lumphini Night Market) has been the most popular Bangkok night market for many years – until it closed down in 2011. Their lease expired and they couldn’t renew it. When I came to Thailand the first time almost 20 years ago, it was one of the first night markets I visited. It was quite touristy, but nonetheless a lot of fun. The market was open from 9pm, with some shops open later. It had vendors selling gifts, clothing, jewellery, fruit, compact discs, handmade products like tapestries and fine arts, such as paintings and […] - [Patpong Night Market](https://bangkoknightmarket.com/patpong-night-market/): Patpong night market is the most popular night market of Bangkok among tourists. Plenty of souvenirs, shirts and things like that. It’s located in Bangkok’s notorious red light district, so when you walk here don’t be surprised to see girls (and boys) advertising x-rated shows, gogo bars and special massages or x-rated DVDs. Most vendors set up shop around 6pm in the evening and close between 10pm or midnight. What can you buy at Patpong Night Market? Mostly tourist souvenirs, T-shirts, fake brandname copies (fake Louis Vuitton handbags are very popular, as are fake Rolex watches or fake Lacoste shirts), […] - [Asiatique The Riverfront](https://bangkoknightmarket.com/asiatique-the-riverfront/): Asiatique The Riverfront is the newest Bangkok Night Market, opened in May 2012. Ever since the closure of the Lumphini night market there have been different places that tried to “fill the gap” – and this finally is it. Actually it’s more than a typical night market – it could also be called a shopping and lifestyle complex. But the main place is a shopping area located in the old warehouses of the East Asiatic Company. And that’s the really nice thing about it: The Riverfront is an homage to Bangkok’s past as a riverside trading post during the end of the […] ## Pages - [About Us](https://bangkoknightmarket.com/about-us/): Welcome to the heart of Bangkok’s vibrant nightlife – its bustling night markets. We are a passionate team of locals and travelers who have been enchanted by the allure of the city’s nocturnal bazaars. From the sizzling street foods to the intricate handicrafts, from the lively performances to the haggling over unique finds, Bangkok’s night markets are a sensory feast waiting to be explored. Our Journey Our love for night markets began as individual tales of wonder. Some of us grew up with the aroma of grilled meats and the sound of local chatter, while others stumbled upon these markets […] - [Contact Us](https://bangkoknightmarket.com/contact/): Have a question, comment or idea about night markets in Bangkok? Let us know, we’re always happy to talk! Mail: B. M. C. 2533/14 Sukhumvit RoadBang Chak, Phra KhanongBangkok 10260Phone: 08 82740618 - [Bangkok Night Markets](https://bangkoknightmarket.com/bangkok-night-markets/): If you want to visit the Bangkok night market you’ve come to the right place. Or maybe we should say night markets – because there really are several ones. The Patpong night market is the most famous one among tourists – it’s been around for many years and conveniently located near the BTS station Sala Daeng and the MRT station Silom. However, the biggest – and honestly, our favorite one too – is the Talad Rot Fai market. In the past the most popular night market used to be talad suan lum (Lumphini night market), but that market doesn’t exist […] - [Privacy Policy](https://bangkoknightmarket.com/privacy-policy/): Who we are Suggested text: Our website address is: https://bangkoknightmarket.com. 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