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Cicada and Tamarind market in Hua Hin

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Posted in Crafts, Sights, Markets, Shopping
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July 4, 2020

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This beautiful video was submitted by Thailand blog reader Arnold, with the following caption: Worth a visit if you are in Hua Hin. The Cicada and Tamarind market they are next to each other.

The Cicada Market is an artistic market, a meeting place for artists, designers, tourists and students. You will find many nice items such as handmade decorative items, jewelry, art, clothing, collector's items, second-hand items and much more. In addition, there is a variety of creative activities, workshops and exhibitions, including dance, music and visual arts performances.

The Tamarind market can be compared to the many traditional markets in Thailand where you can buy vegetables and fruit, but also eat tasty and cheap.

  • Admission to the Cicada Market is free, as are the shows and exhibitions.
  • The Cicada Market is open every weekend, Friday and Saturday from 16:00 PM to 23:00 PM and Sunday from 16:00 PM to 22:00 PM.
  • The grounds of the Cicada Market are located on the road from Hua Hin to Khao Takiab. Near the Hyatt Regency Hotel and for the Sasi Theatre.
  • Website: www.cicadamarket.com

Video: Cicada and Tamarind market in Hua Hin

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1 thought on “Cicada and Tamarind Market in Hua Hin”

  1. Erwin Fleur says up
    15 April 2018 at 19: 25

    Dear,

    Nice, I will definitely visit this.
    Thanks for this tip.

    Yours faithfully,

    Erwin


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