Also known as Talat Pa Phai Sang Suk, the Kwanjai Bamboo Garden Market in Phatthalung is a market held every weekend in Khun Kwanjai's bamboo garden. It features food, primarily local handicrafts, and live music. This garden has long been dedicated to the culture and propagation of bamboo spirits, the production of bamboo charcoal, and also serves as an educational center. In January 2017, through a collaboration between the Kwanjai Bamboo Garden and Phatthalung Kin Di Mi Suk (well-cared-for, well-lived) Park, the garden was transformed into a tourist attraction with the concept "Im Kai Bai Chai Suk Yu Thi Pho" (free, beautiful humor, the candy is no longer in demand). The market is divided into five zones: the Talat Pa Phai Sang Suk zone, the Relaxing Zone, the Children's Zone, the Kwanjai Bamboo Garden's Learning Zone, and the main market area. This is especially important to visitors because it allows villagers to sell rare regional products, such as typical dishes and desserts, fresh fruits and pulses, as well as handcrafted goods, at the highest price. And I wasn't allowed to visit the little garçon on the way there to witness a spectacle of Nang Talung, the traditional Ombre Theater. I managed without dyeing my hair, but it fills me with joy and delight.

Admission is free. The Kwanjai Bamboo Market in Phatthalung is located about twenty kilometers from the city and is open every Saturday and Sunday from 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM.

There is no public transport to get from the town of Phatthalung to the Kwanjai Bamboo Garden Market.

How to get there

How do I get to Kwanjai Bamboo Garden Market? There is no public transport to get from the town of Phatthalung to Kwanjai Bamboo Garden Market.