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Sunday night market

The Sunday night market is a street market in Phuket City Municipality, Thailand, reflecting the wider Thai tradition of talat nat. Rows of market stalls line the streets after sunset. Vendors display handmade crafts, souvenirs, clothing, accessories, and household items for local residents and tourists. Traditional Thai street food anchors the market experience. Vendors prepare Thai dishes, snacks, and desserts in front of visitors, serving them fresh and hot. Local artists and craftspeople present their work. Musicians or performers sometimes add to the festive atmosphere, while families, friends, and solo travellers share the streets. Visitors can observe daily life in Phuket. The market combines shopping, eating, socialising, and conversation within an informal community setting shaped by Thai culture. Bargaining forms part of the market’s shopping experience. The Sunday night market supports small businesses and independent sellers while keeping traditional crafts and foods visible. The recorded spot is wheelchair accessible for visitors.

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Phuket City Municipality
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