Ton Lam Yai Marketตลาดต้นลำไย

The market is quite big, and there is a ceiling on it, so it is not afraid of rain and wind and the sun. You can go shopping. There are people selling some snacks, soaps, souvenirs, etc., not particularly many.

Complete goods, environmental sanitation, affordable prices

Another traditional market next to the Valoro market, as the name implies, is the food, wear and walk. I like to visit the traditional market of locals. It is more interesting here, especially those local specialties. Locals are free to buy and eat. Since Chinese tourists are more and more, the dry goods stores inside will speak a word or two in Chinese. When you see the Chinese (the eyes of others are poisonous), you will greet them warmly. The price will be cheaper than the supermarket.

This market is right next to the Vallolo Market, located in the northeast corner of the ancient city of Chiang Mai, near Chinatown. This is a relatively large market in Chiang Mai, a place that locals like to visit. There are small goods, fruits and snack stalls.

It feels a bit similar to the wholesale is long, the environment is still very uncompense, there are many types of fruit, the price is actually very cheap, the environment is better.