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City shopping Shops selling handicrafts and gifts are scattered all over the town. There are three main markets which have a wide selection of Northern treasures: Wararot Market at the eastern end of Chang Moi Road, Wua Lai Road and the Night Bazaar on and off Chang Khlan Road. Night Bazaar For those who enjoy honing their bargaining skills, this is the place to be. The Night Bazaar is probably the largest outlet of local handicrafts with hundreds of stalls and shops stretching along a long section of Chang Khlan Road. Interesting products are hill tribe crafts, hand-woven fabrics, clothes, silver jewelry, antiques, lacquer ware, woodcarvings, pottery, basketry, and other local items. The following shops are the most popular in Chiang Mai: Thai Celadon (Ceramics) Louis Silverware (Silverware) P. Collection (Silverware) Tao Mengrai (Ceramics) Ban Suan (Thai, European food) Bua Phat Phanit (Silk and Cotton) Chiang Mai Silverware (Silverware ) Chinnawat Thai Silk Villages Ban Si Pan Khrua is famous for bamboo products and lacquerware. The village is located in Tha Sala sub-district. Ban Muang Kung is located in Nong Khwai sub-district, Hang Dong District. It is famous for earthenware. Ban Roi Chan , located in Nong Khwai sub-district, Hang Dong District. It is famous for basketry products. Ban Kuan Thahan Kaeo is located in Thahan Kaeo sub-district, Hang Dong District. It is famous for earthenware. Ban Nong Ap Chang is located in Sop Tia sub-district, Chom Thong District. It is famous for handmade naturally dyed cotton. Ban Don Kaeo is located in Don Kaeo sub-district, Saraphi District. It is famous for bucket weaving. Ban Pa Bong is located in Pha Bong sub-district, Saraphi District. It is well known for woven products. Ban Ton Pao is located in Ton Pao sub-district, San Kamphaeng District. It is well known for its high-quality Sa paper products. Ban Ton Phung is located in Ton Pao Sub-district, San Kamphaeng District. The village is famous for umbrella making and woodcarving.
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