Go to migrationology.com for more travel and street food! The Chatuchak Market (ตลาดนัดจตุจักร) in Bangkok is one of the city’s most beloved shopping destinations. With estimates of some 15000 stalls altogether (that includes all makeshift stalls and little pop-up stands as well), and attracting over 200000 shoppers on each day of the weekend, the market is the busiest and most well known in all of Thailand. Each Saturday and Sunday, local Thais and foreign tourists flock to the market in search of great deals and interesting finds. There’s really a section for just about anything you can imagine – and I’m sure you’ll find some things you’d have never imagined… ever! In this video I first get off the BTS skytrain and the market is just a 5 minute walk from there. Just follow the crowds and you’ll be lead straight to the gates of the market. Clothes and retro designed trendy fashion are all popular at the market, but one of the most interesting sections is the cat and dog and pets section. If you should happen to want to purchase a pet on you holiday in Bangkok, you can get one at JJ Market! One thing can be guaranteed on any visit, it will be hot! So make sure you stay hydrated when you visit. There are plenty of drink stands where you can grab a cold bottle of water or a beverage that I drank called “nam bai bua bok” which is pennyworth juice – healthy and refreshing. In Bangkok (and all throughout Thailand for that matter), food is never far away. All throughout …
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kup kun kup, thank you for watching and glad that you were able to show your friends this video to get them to come to Thailand. I hope your friends will visit. Where are you living now?
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Thanks, great to know you like the prices, I’ll keep posting!
I like your videos because you reveal everything of the dishes with their prices. Please keep continue.
Yah, there’s really just about everything at Chatuchak!
I need to get myself to this market the next time I’m in Bangkok! Looks like a ton of fun.
hey thank you very much.will be in pattaya and bangkok and from then KL and singapore.
That’s great to hear, I’m so glad the videos have helped. Thank you for watching and sharing with your friends!
Cool, I wonder how it’s changed since then? Maybe pretty similar but maybe larger now?
Thanks a lot James, I appreciate it!
Haha, ok, next time a 15 minute video. You’ve got to test Thai Airways, they better take good care of the puppy you buy! Hope you have a great upcoming trip to Bangkok!
Yes, I do love it as well – it’s so earthy and healthy tasting. I’ve also eaten a curry made with the same leaves – great taste as well! Thanks for watching, glad you enjoyed it!
Penny wart juice is great isn’t it? Every visit I always have ample amounts of Penny wart and fresh sugarcane juice. Refreshing and tasty. God I envy your life
.. Love it and keep it coming plz.
wow…i am coming to thailand this saturday..but i wonder how thai airways will treat those puppies?i mean i havent seen any pets on any airline…lolz.anyways very nice video.but so short..for 15k vendors i think 15 min video should have been reasonable time.
You can taste the Earth….LOL Love your vids, stay safe. ….James
I remember going to this market in 2003. It was amazing
I just share your vid to my japanese friend who is coming to thailand at the end of oct. Your vids help me a lot. Thank you
Haha, and lots of people stop to play and pet them!
Yes, very tropical humid!
Thank you very much for watching, glad you enjoyed this one! I agree, I think markets around the world have some of the most creative people – so many interesting little things and also the way people use whatever resources they have on hand to accomplish all tasks. I still don’t exactly know how those popsicles work so well!
Hey, Yes, I went there a few weeks ago as well – Talad Nat Rot Fai – a lot of interesting antiques!