The Krungsri Night Market, also known locally as Krungsri Walking Street or Krungsri Night Market, is not open daily, but only on weekends. With its lighting, bamboo tables and stalls around the L-shaped Bueng Phraram pond, it is arguably one of the most beautiful night markets in Thailand. Here you'll find mainly food and drinks, but also stalls with other products and souvenirs. There are also small performances, including traditional martial arts demonstrations. The Krungsri Night Market is a wonderful place to discover local cuisine in Ayutthaya in the evening and to sample many small snacks and dishes. I highly recommend taking a guided tour.

The Krungsri Night Market in Ayutthaya is open every Friday, Saturday, and Sunday evening from 5:00 PM to 10:00 PM. It is located in the city center, 400 meters from Wat Si Sanphet. A smaller night market also takes place every evening in Ayutthaya, opposite the Chantharakasem National Museum.

If your accommodation in Ayutthaya is located in the city center, near the ruins of historical temples, you can easily and quickly reach the Krungsri Night Market on foot. Otherwise, you can hire a tuk-tuk or use the bicycles that your hotel or guesthouse provides for its guests (if available).

How to get there

How do I get to the Ayutthaya Night Market? If your accommodation is in Ayutthaya city center, near the ruins of historical temples, you can easily and quickly reach the Krungsri Night Market on foot. Otherwise, you can hire a tuk-tuk or use the bicycles that your hotel or guesthouse provides for its guests (if available).