Mae Hong Son Walking Street is definitely one of my favorite places in Thailand because of its location. Situated right on the shore of a small lake, with the beautifully illuminated chedi of Wat Chong Kham temple reflected in the water, this little night market offers a charming, almost romantic setting for a Thai street food dinner. You can relax at one of the low tables by the water or on the grass in the nearby park. Most stalls sell food, but there are also some souvenirs and local handicrafts. I also recommend a quick visit to the temple at night and, of course, the obligatory souvenir photo with the chedi reflected in the water.

Free admission. Open daily from 5 pm during the peak tourist season from October to March.

Since I recommend staying in the area around the lake, you should be able to reach Mae Hong Son Walking Street, which runs around the lake, in a few minutes on foot.

How to get there

How do you get to Walking Street? Since I recommend staying in the area around the lake, you should be able to reach Mae Hong Son Walking Street, which is located around the lake, in just a few minutes on foot.