Bangkok, the capital and largest city of Thailand, alias "city of angels", is located on the east bank of Zhaopiye River and adjacent to Siam Bay in the south. It is the largest city in Indochina Peninsula and the second largest city in Southeast Asia.

Bangkok is modern, fashionable and accented. You can always find the deepest and most fashionable good things in Bangkok! But in addition to being modern, fashionable and accented, Bangkok is also a paradise for retro markets and antique shops, where you can stroll from day to night! There are really too many beautiful things there, antiques. I recommend the following three best places to go.

The most recommended Srinagarindra train night market: antique cars.

Srinagarindra Train Night Market is most recommended, with many locals and few tourists. Be sure to walk to the rows of minarets, which are full of antique cars. This is the essence of the market. In front of us are ordinary night market goods, mainly tourists. Almost anything can be found in an antique car, so be sure to leave enough time for sightseeing.

The biggest flea market in Asia-Jaddu Jaddu Weekend Market

Zaduza weekend market is the largest flea market in Asia. It is said that it is as big as 20 football fields and there are thousands of merchants. If you want to have a good visit, you can't go for three days and nights.

The recommended boutique areas are areas 2 to 4, where some cotton and linen clothes, fabrics and leather shoes are sold, but the prices in these areas will be high, but the quality is good. Second-hand clothes from zone 5 to zone 8 feel no fine products and can be ignored directly. The area from 15 to 17 is mainly local handicrafts and handicrafts, as well as wood and spices. Mango and glutinous rice ice cream in the market is really delicious. You can sell it and try it.

The fire spread to the whole universe-camp and DD mall.

The camp has probably spread all over the universe and exploded all the internet cafes? The camp is a small American industrial retro market that opens at night, from 4 pm to midnight. There are several retro cars parked in the small yard, and the store is the warehouse. There is an old plane parked on the top of the shop, and all the sisters come to take pictures. For the ancient hipsters, this is heaven. Later, the restaurant here opened its doors and turned on the neon lights of the audience, turning it into a retro night market! There is also a very hot retro coffee shop near the door, with retro decoration and exquisite details. I recommend honey latte, the most special thing is that it really has a whole piece of honey on the cup!

DD mall is a large shopping center with red exterior wall, with high architectural recognition. On weekdays, the flea market stands in the open space in front of this building. There won't be some stalls on weekend nights, but it will be more and more lively all day on weekends. The flea market outside is full of beautiful things, but it is also wonderful inside. You can enter the mall when you pass by. On the first floor, there is a soft-fitting area for second-hand old furniture, ranging from retro jewelry to the whole old staircase. There are also some Buddhist shops, western antique art shops and cafes with antique sofas.

There are two interesting shops to visit between the camp and DD mall. But many shops are only open on weekends! There is a bungalow near DD mall, where there are many retro second-hand decoration shops, and many strange things can be found. There is a row of clean antique shops near the camp, which is a gathering place for many hippies. This is a holy place to find retro clothes and bags.

Come to Bangkok with your friends and family, walk hand in hand in the crowded market and feel the fiery atmosphere of the night!