BEST NIGHT MARKET: Liab Duan

Having been to Bangkok more than 5 times in the recent years, I've definitely been to my fair share of night markets and here's a short list of my favourite ones ❤️

👑 ULTIMATE FAVOURITE: Liab Duan Night Market 👑

It's mainly a local night market, there were almost no tourists at all 🤩 The place was mostly locals and most of the vendors don't speak English, so make sure to have Google Translate ready and you may need some picture references to communicate 🗣️

The night market is SO BIG, it is sectioned into 3 parts - food 🍜, flea market👖 and regular shopping 🛍️

I mainly shopped around the flea market part and thrifted SO MANY amazing items. There were tons of vintagewknd-lookalike⁉️ patchwork pants (~$15-$20) and you can try them out on the spot too (PRO TIP: measure your waist size in advance before going!

Food is also definitely cheaper there than other night markets such as Jodd Fairs, for example the beef noodles are like 1/2 the price iirc 🤑

📍Location: 9 ถนน ประดิษฐ์มนูญธรรม Tha Raeng, Bang Khen, Bangkok 10230, Thailand

🚙 How to get there: it's not really accessible by train🚃 or bus🚌 at all, you will need to take a Grab but it's def worth it

⏰ Opening hours: 5- 1am, but usually only starts being busy around 6.30pm onwards!

A few other night markets that I enjoyed are:

- Jodd Fairs: more expensive and more touristy, still have cute thrift clothes and is very accessible within the city

- Talad Rot Fai Srinakarin Train Night Market: really quite big, a lot of vintage clothing, can spend more than 3 hours there, not very accessible, still have quite a lot of locals, closes relatively early due to lack of tourists, cheap food as well! Not my favourite because a lot of shops closed down after COVID 😢

- Chatuchak night market: extends into the night even when the day market closes, quite accessible

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