Normal bustling outdoor market, with better deals compared to the malls around it such as Platinum or Palladium malls. Highly recommended to go. Good number of shops selling Muslimah clothing as well.

The best place to buy clothes. Many clothing shops are there and a lot of design for man and woman. You can buy the latest design also but too crowded. And you will feel hot while shopping. Pro tip! Started buying from 3 pieces, if so you can get the wholesale price!

Good place to shop clothes and few toys. Indian restaurants available nearby in Indra market, just 700 mtrs away. Mall gets closed by 8 pm. Just cross the road of mall and there is Indra local street shopping. Good for wholesale shopping. If you are there for tour, must visit place. You can exchange money here also.

Pratunam Market is one of the busiest night market. We went to this market and it is nearer to the hotel we stayed. All types of items are available and we bought few dresses and gift items. We have to bargain and they are reducing little price.

If you are finding for wholesale market, it will be the best choice! A lot of clothing shops and you can choose whatever you like, men, women and child fashions, everything can get with the wholesale price. But too crowded and too hot. If you are thinking about shopping to this place, I recommend to wear slippers.

very similar to other night markets in Bangkok. loud and busy with customers and sellers on the road. On the narrow road bikes and Tuk-tuks are keep coming and going. My son said it looked not clean but we had a few kinds of street food with cheap price. We went there at night but still hot and humid, cannot imagine how bad for day time.

Pratunam (Pra-tu-nam) market is the best market in Bangkok for cheap clothes and souvenirs. The day and night market are slightly different locations but a few mins walk from each other. You’ll find the best prices here from all over Thailand. Food options are available but more limited so if you are going mainly for food then choose another market. I rate this market over Chatuchak weekend market. Chatuchak is bigger but Pratunam is still huge. Grab yourself a bargain, don’t forget to haggle although the starting prices here are much better than elsewhere. Other markets to try are; Jodd fairs - for food Wang lang - for a local experience of a wet market (but be prepared for this one) And many others you’ll find along the way.

A lot of clothes. You should have all day to shop. Don't expect to be here for just 1 or 2 hours. It can be quite hot so a hand fan will help. Of course, there were lots of people and cars. You shouldn't wear sandals. If you're hungry, you can find a restaurant on the side of the road to eat. The taste isn't bad, but some things are a bit pricey.

This market will albeit be it extensive can be very overwhelming for visitors. It occupies a large outdoor space and has a host of clothing stores in particular on offer. There are also some food options with limited choices and limited seating in comparison to other markets.