YUNNAN FLEA MARKET
A market full of unique ingredients and dishes
This market is held by Muslim Chinese who have immigrated to Chiang Mai from Yunnan Province, China. It is lined with ingredients and foods that can only be purchased here. We hope you will also enjoy the unique local atmosphere.
Yunnan-style noodle soup. Contains silkie chicken. The rice noodles have a unique texture similar to red udon. 50฿
JING JAI MARKET
Easy access from the city is an attraction
The store is open on weekdays, but it is recommended to visit during the irregular farmers' markets and second-hand clothing markets that are held on the premises. They sell a variety of items, including organic vegetables, handmade goods, and second-hand clothing, and it's fun just to browse.
On the day of the interview, a market selling American vintage clothing and miscellaneous goods was taking place.
NONG HO FLEA MARKET
Chiang Mai's junk flea market
This flea market, held every Saturday and Sunday, is aptly called a junk market. It sells Thai talismans (Phra Kruang), Buddha statues, old records and cassettes. Since it's morning, you can enjoy coffee and fruit, creating a cozy atmosphere.
The venue is large, so please be sure to take precautions against the heat. 
