Bangkok Chatuchak Market is a must. There's nothing like a live market in 35 hectares of land with over 15,000 distributed stall selling everything from Buddha statues of exotic animals and T-shirts.

is right next to Chatuchak Park, which is north of Bangkok. The market is open only on weekends, and you should make sure that you get is anticipated at 9.30 an hour and 10 clock, at the latest. You will find that by noon the marketteeming with people, and it will be crowded, some of the crowd. Make sure you have a keen eye on your wallet or purse until the end otherwise the market could lose pickpockets.

An easy way to get to the Chatuchak market is taking the Skytrain and you get off the last stop on the line Sukkhumvit, which is north. The stop is Mo Chit and it shows clearly how the state runs many of the Skytrain station. From the Skytrain station, the marketis 5 minutes walk. Alternatively, the subway and get off at Kampangphet. The entrance to the MRT subway station is right in the middle of the market.

Make sure that a bottle of water and wear comfortable clothes and shoes. As can be entirely in Chatuchak Market, to buy your gifts are, how to get things in place for half the price of a traditional "tourist" shops. You can get the best bargains at Chatuchak market for Thai silk, handicrafts,Wood carvings, jewelry and precious stones