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Thai Street Food – Chiang Mai Sunday Market (Video)

July 24, 2020

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Delicious street food is available everywhere in Thailand. If you are in Chiang Mai then you should definitely visit the famous Sunday market. You can eat excellent food for a cheap price.

The pleasant evening and night market starts at the Tha Pae Gate, the old city gate at the city moat, with street vendors and stretches over a length of more than a kilometer along the entire Ratchadamnoen Road on the east side of the old center. Check out the hundreds of illuminated stalls.

Eating at the Sunday market

In addition to the famous smile, Thailand is also the country with a special and delicious food culture. Thai cuisine is world famous and very varied. Street food offers you a wide variety of options such as green or red curie, fried rice, noodle dishes, vegetable stir-fries, salads, fresh fruits, desserts, etc. Too many to list.

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Thai Street Food – Chiang Mai Sunday Market (Video)

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