Why should you go there and how do you do it right?

This market caters to the locals of Wang Noi, not to tourists just ticking off the temples of Ayutthaya. That's precisely what makes it so appealing, but also its drawback. Prices are low because there are no tourist markups, the produce sells quickly and therefore stays fresh, and almost no one behind the stalls speaks English. Just point, smile, and have small bills ready.

Fresh vegetables, fruit, flowers, halal food, and a wide selection of ready-made meals fill the stalls. According to reviews, the market is clean by local standards, although one reviewer aptly points out that you shouldn't expect the same level of hygiene as in Western supermarkets. Wednesday and Sunday evenings are the best days to visit, as the night market is particularly busy then and the selection is significantly larger. Otherwise, an early arrival is recommended. The doors open at 5:00 a.m., and it's already very crowded by 6:00 a.m. In the afternoon, browsing becomes more of a chore than a pleasure due to the heat.