Phitsanulok's pedestrian market operates only once a week, on Saturdays. In the late afternoon, Sangkha Bucha Road transforms into a pedestrian zone, lined with stalls of all kinds. There are numerous clothing stalls, and most of the food stalls are located towards the end of the street near the river, before they become scarce. In my opinion, this isn't the most charming pedestrian market in Thailand, but if you've never experienced the atmosphere of Thailand's pedestrian markets—those night markets that only take place a few evenings a week (sometimes even just one day, as here)—it's definitely worth a visit.

The Phitsanulok pedestrian zone starts around 5 pm and ends around 10 pm. It only takes place on Saturdays on Sangkha Bucha Road.

If you choose a hotel near Phitsanulok train station, you can easily get around on foot or by tuk-tuk, as there are always tuk-tuks available in front of the station.

How to get there

How do you get to Walking Street? If you choose a hotel near Phitsanulok train station, you can easily explore the area on foot or by tuk-tuk, as there are always tuk-tuks waiting in front of the station.