market

Sampeng Lane

Region: Bangkok, Thailand
Viertel: Chinatown

Mo: 00:00–18:00
Di: Geschlossen
Mi: Geschlossen
Do: Geschlossen
Fr: Geschlossen
Sa: Geschlossen
So: Geschlossen
Öffnungszeiten: Individual stall hours vary; many start closing around 16:00. A separate wholesale night shift operates after 23:00.
Preis: Free admission; purchases are priced by individual stalls in THB.
Besuchshinweise: This is a public street market. Ask before photographing vendors or close commercial activity, and do not block the narrow passage.
Öffnungszeiten: Freier Eintritt
Öffnungszeiten: Etwa 30–60 Min.

Warum der Umweg sich lohnt

A historic market in Bangkok's Chinatown known for its wholesale goods.

Sampheng is a historic market located in Bangkok's Chinatown, offering a wide range of wholesale goods. It is a vibrant area with a rich history dating back to the establishment of Bangkok in 1782.

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