Yai Mak Night Market Jomtien
Yai Mak Market (also known as the Big Market in English) is a recently opened night market located on Jomtien Beach in Pattaya, Thailand. It is one of the largest night markets in Jomtien and attracts a variety of visitors including families, locals, and tourists.
The market features a wide range of food stalls offering Thai and international cuisines, and it also includes a mini amusement park for children.
Yai Mak Market is situated close to Soi Welcome, an existing nightlife spot in Jomtien, and has spurred the development of new cafes, restaurants, and bars in the surrounding area.
The market is conveniently located just a 15-minute drive from Pattaya and offers a scenic view of the ocean. It is open daily from 2 PM to 2 AM, providing ample time for visitors to explore and enjoy the market's offerings.
Visitors can find various food options at affordable prices with a lively atmosphere next to the beach.
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Poonsup Market Pathum Thani
Poonsup Market, also known as Poonsap Market, is located in Pathum Thani, Thailand, and is a significant marketplace for car and motorcycle accessories. It offers a wide range of products including spare parts and accessories for both standard and modified vehicles.
The market operates daily from 9 AM to 9 PM, except on certain holidays where hours may vary. It features both permanent stalls and flea markets, with varying fees for different types of stalls depending on the day of the week.
Visitors can find a variety of goods, from automotive parts to general merchandise, making it a popular destination for those looking for unique or hard-to-find items. The market covers an area of more than 40 rai and includes sections for fresh markets, flea markets, antiques, and product booths.
The market has something for everyone but focuses on car and motorcycle accessories. It’s fun to walk around even if you are not a Motorsport enthusiast.
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Jomtien beach
Jomtien Beach is a coastal town located on the east coast of the Gulf of Thailand, approximately 3 kilometers south of Pattaya and about 165 kilometers southeast of Bangkok. It stretches for 6 kilometers and is known for its family-friendly atmosphere, making it a suitable destination for those looking to avoid the more crowded and potentially rowdy areas of Pattaya Beach.
The beach offers various activities including swimming, windsurfing, and other water sports such as jet skiing, parasailing, and scuba diving.
Some people recommend spending time in the southern parts of Jomtien Beach, where the atmosphere is reportedly less crowded and more peaceful.
Jomtien Beach is generally considered quieter compared to Pattaya and efforts are underway to improve the beach front area.
Accommodation options range from budget-friendly to luxury resorts, catering to different preferences and budgets. Many hotels offer amenities such as pools, restaurants, and spa services, enhancing the ...
Chonburi is located south east of Bangkok, approximately 80 km away. It can be reached in a little over an hour. Chonburi itself means “City of Water” and is known as the nearest seaside escape from Bangkok because of its beautiful beaches. It’s not as mainstream as Pattaya but that is part of the charm.
A must visit in Chonburi is Ang Sila seafood market. Here you can get fresh seafood with ridiculously cheap prices. Many restaurants and people from Bangkok come to this market to buy the seafood, and sell them in Bangkok. The market is very huge and it’s recommended to come early to enjoy the freshest catch-of-the-day.
The market opens daily as early as 4AM and you can choose to go to the wet market area for fresh products or the ready-to-eat area which sells mostly dried/salted seafood.
It’s just one of the things to do and experience in Thailand. Seafood is an integral part of Thai culture and markets like this are a great way to spend a few hours taking it all in.
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