Chiang Mai Shopping

If you are looking for one stop shop for quality handicrafts and local products in Chiang Mai, then we recommend a browse of the stalls and shops in OP Place just a few steps from the bustling night bazaar. Read More...

hopping for quality spa and aromatherapy products in Chiang Mai is made easy with the fabulous Herb Basics, a brand who makes the most of Chiang Mai’s temperate climate to source local flowers and oils from the hills surrounding the city. Read More...

Chiang Mai is well known for its artisan crafts, with a long history in jewellery making dating back almost 2000 years. Read More...

Shopping in Chiang Mai is always fun, with the city considered a hub of Thai crafts and the number of artisan shops that make use of centuries old techniques impressive. Read More...

Chiang Mai is one of the few places where you can visit a factory or artisan’s workshop, watch crafts people at work, or even try your hand at craft making yourself. Read More...

At the Weekend Walking Streets, Chiang Mai comes to life in a vibrant spectrum of art, crafts, music and food – with mostly handmade quality than mass-produced goods. Read More...

Ground zero of this nightly commerce is located at the intersection of Chang Khlan Road and Loi Khro Road but the whole thing spreads out for two blocks in either direction. Read More...

Bor Sang mid-sized craft village about nine kilometres east of the Old City specialises in the paper umbrella-making craft. Read More...

When it comes to shopping in Chiang Mai the only thing more impressive than the price is the sheer variety of goods offered. The options range from antique statuary to the latest video games. Read More...

With countless markets, shops and boutiques scattered around the city, Chiang Mai is a shopper's paradise. When you have so many options the hardest choice is often where to start. Read More...

Haven for crafts lovers. The 18-km stretch of highway that runs through it is home to villages and factories producing pottery, saa paper, lacquerware, paper umbrellas and silk. Read More...

Set by the river, Warorot Market (or Kad Luang) is a must-visit for food lovers as it offers a wide range of ready-to-eat meals, local snacks and all kinds of fresh produce. Read More...

Being one of Asia's primary handicraft centres, with numerous artisan villages, Chiang Mai is definitely a place you will leave with little if any spare room in your luggage. Read More...

Night Bazaar consists of countless stalls packed along the sidewalks and spilling out into the street. Here you can find vendors selling almost anything you can think of. Read More...

Shopping down by Riverside is for the most part exclusive to high-end crafts. Whether it’s silk, textiles, furniture, art or antiques you are looking for, this is a good area to come find them. Read More...