Current Bangkok Time : May 19, 2012
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Chatuchak Weekend Market
This is The World’s Biggest Weekend Market selling practically everything under the sun, from the smallest nails, to foods, trendy fashions, antiques intricate wooden carvings, masks from far-off lands, adorable fluffy dogs, colorful fish and singing birds. You can find all this and more at amazing Chatuchak market. There are almost 9,000 individual booths overflowing with every imaginable type of wares to catch your fancy. Once inside the market, you will catch up in a world of bursting crowds and stalls stretching as far as the eye can see. Looking forward to decorate your home or finding furniture’s be it antique, modern, Thai or western everything can be found inside the weekend with varieties of choices in many shops. The marker also has a endless selection of foods and drinks, ranging from small number of beverage stalls in every corner of the market, iced freshments, noodles, rice and curries and all Thai style foods can be found inside the market. The market is considered to be one of the biggest market in the world and tourist from all over visits the place as everything inside are sold with a very reasonable price and able to bargain as well. The real charm of the Chatuchak Market lies in the fact that you can-and should-bargain with each stall you are interested in. Whether you will snare a bargain or not is a test of your own negotiating skills. The market also has a convenient access of coming and going from the underground MRT from the whole of the city. The Chatuchak opens only during the weekends from 7am-6pm with no charge of entrance fee. A trip to the Chatuchak market will amaze all with the range of things sold and there are very less chances for anyone visiting to go back empty handed.
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