Na Kha Market, located at 41000 Thailand, is a vibrant hub where local culture meets culinary delights. This market showcases a diverse range of traditional crafts, delicious street food, and fresh produce, making it an essential destination for both locals and tourists seeking an authentic Thai experience.
Na Kha Market is a treasure trove that highlights the essence of Thai culture and lifestyle. Nestled in the heart of Thailand, this bustling marketplace attracts visitors with its lively atmosphere and array of stalls featuring handcrafted goods, including textiles, ceramics, and artisanal products. As you stroll through the market, the fragrant scents of local delicacies waft through the air, drawing you to sample various dishes that reflect Thailand’s rich culinary heritage. From savory noodle dishes to sweet tropical fruits, every bite is a culinary adventure. The market not only serves as a shopping haven but also as a gathering place to experience traditional music, dance performances, and community events that bring the culture to life. Whether you’re looking for unique souvenirs, a taste of authentic Thai cuisine, or simply a place to soak in the vibrant local atmosphere, Na Kha Market should undoubtedly be on your itinerary for an unforgettable experience in Thailand.
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Na Kha Market is perched on a picturesque hilltop overlooking 41000, Thailand
I had asked the guy at reception at the Nong Khai Resort for a taxi to take me to Udon Thani for a few hours to see a market, the sites, do some shopping etc. Easy, right. Well, no! The reception guy explained to the taxi driver and off we went. An hour later, I was dropped of here in a busy, hectic, noisy market. In Udon Thani, right? – no, no, no – it was 15 k north of Udon Thani, I later found out. The driver said this is the place, insisted, took my money and left.. So I spent a couple of hours roaming around, saw many stalls selling all forms of merchandise and generally passed my time. This day I did 41,119 steps. The hardest part was finding a person to take me back to the Thai/Laos border to meet the deadline set by the Thai border guards. After much searching, countless hand gestures and essentially a “bribe” I found myself back at Nong Khai and the border. The Thai guys were fine but Laotian border guards insisted I needed a second visa to get into Laos as the one I had was a single use visa. I got back into Laos safely, signifying the end of my adventure….
Located 16 kilometres from city along Highway No. 2 (Udonthani-Nong Khai route), this village is well known for good qulality weaving clothe and kind of wholesale market that sells Silk, Cotton, Mi and cloth products at reasonable prices. Usually at least 15-20% lower than in Bangkok plus lots of designs and varieties. You can bargain here about 10-20% as well- it’s up to your bargain technique. Ladies who prefer Thai Silk and local weaving cloth for their dress maker to made your own style clothing would love the place. Ready-to-wear dress and blouse are also available. Over all, I would say though the place is mainly interested by women but gentlemen are welcome and there are also Ready To wear shirt, National costume, Northern/Nort-Eastern local style for men on sell as well. Otherwise, gentlemen can buy a piece of beautiful silk for their love ones at home. No parking. (Park on the road).There is a bus (Udon Thani – Na Kha) that tourists can take from the bus stop in front of the Udon Thani Rajabhat University and Rang Sina Market within 30 minutes.
I had a Thai with me, who translated for me. Some fabric sellers have not been very correct, and have deliberately inflated prices. Take care 😉Otherwise, it’s so cool!