[2025 Chiang Mai Attraction] Travel Guide for Coconut Market (Updated Jul)

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A weekend-only coconut market in Chiang Mai 🥥🌴 The market is open until 3pm on weekends It's very photogenic✨💛 You can also get cute accessories at a low price🤝 The bamboo bag in the 4th photo is light and easy to carry◎ It looks like you can fit a lot inside♡ I was unsure about the size, but the price wasn't too bad 600THB for two → ¥2,662💕 The cute clothes were also a good deal☺️(9th photo) I bought a lot of things, such as aroma oils and silver rings🛍️ There are also wooden accessories and kitchen goods that are typical of Chiang Mai🪵 It's only open on weekends, but it's a little far from the old town so it wasn't crowded. So you can shop at your leisure♡ 🥥Coconut Market / กาดบะป๊าว /Coconut Forest Market 📍Location: 94 Soi Ban Tong 2 Mu 3, Fa Ham, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50000 Thailand 🕰️Opening hours: Friday to Sunday 8:00 to 15:00 *The shops close at 14:30, so come early! #Overseas seasonal places #Chiang Mai #Thailand

Coconut Market, a weekend-only event in Chiang Mai, is located about a 15-minute drive northeast of the Old City. Its main feature is the rows of tall, neatly arranged coconut trees and the green canals between them, giving it a very rustic countryside feel. The market is set up with bamboo chairs and pavilions among the coconut groves, making it feel like a tropical vacation spot. The Coconut Market is not as large as the Jing Jai Market, and it attracts fewer tourists. The market stalls offer food, drinks, small goods, clothing, and more. It's a small and pleasant place to stroll around, and you can plan to stay for about an hour. If you get tired, you can rest in the pavilions by the canals, which is quite relaxing.

The Coconut Grove Market is a weekend market. It's not very big, so you won't spend too long here, but it's a great place to take photos. I love the coconut grove here. 🌴 The coconut grove surrounds the market, and the sunlight filters through the leaves, casting dappled shadows on the ground. The stalls are arranged in an orderly fashion, and are filled with colorful handicrafts. Once you've bought some food, you can find a wooden bench in the coconut grove to sit on. There's also a coconut coffee shop in the middle of the grove. ☕️ At the end of the market, there's a small sheep farm where you can feed the sheep. 🐑

📍 One Nimman, Jing Jai Market, coconut market 🚩 Sightseeing Route: around Chiang Mai town 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions: Wat Pha Lat 🚇 Rent a car, book a driver or rent a motorcycle 📷 flower farm, Chiang Mai Flower festival 🍜 Local Cuisine: Sai Ping restaurant 🏠 Accommodation at hotel nearby Phae gate 💡 Tips: apply international license just in case you would like to rent a car or motorbike there.

There are so many markets in Chiang Mai, but if you want to take photos, the Coconut Market is the place to go! Every photo you take here is like a movie poster, and you won't be able to stop. 📍 Location: Coconut Market 💰 Price: Free 🕐 Time: Weekends 8:00–16:00 (market hours) Although there is no market on weekdays, it is still a great place to take photos. There are fewer people and a clean background, so the photos are even more beautiful. 📸 Photo tips: ☀️ It's best to come on a sunny day. The blue sky, white clouds, and coconut trees make it feel like a vacation. 🗓️ If you want to take movie poster-like photos, we recommend coming on a weekday. There are fewer people and a clean background, so every photo is great. 🕑 The light is best at 2–3 pm, but it's also very hot, so remember to bring sunscreen and mosquito repellent. 👗 Light-colored dresses go best with the scenery here, and the photos will be even better.

This is a weekend market in the suburbs of Chiang Mai. It is not very big. In terms of shopping, it is not as good as the nearby JJ Market. However, it is a great place to take photos. It is super chill and photogenic. 📷 - In the middle of the market is a large coconut grove 🌴, crisscrossed with bamboo bridges and green waterways. Stand on the small bamboo bridge and ask your friend to stand far away and take a photo with a telephoto lens. You can easily get a movie-like photo. 🎬 There was a European couple who were obviously prepared. They brought a tripod and took selfies on the bridge with various sweet poses. ❤️ - There are many food stalls next to the coconut grove, and singers playing guitar. 🎸 Eating leisurely under the coconut trees, listening to the wind and music. 🎵 It is so comfortable. 😌 - 📝Tips 📍Ba Pao Flea Market 🕐 8:00 am–2:00 pm on weekends 🚗 It is a ten-minute drive from the Old City. It costs 100 baht to take a songthaew. 🐑 There is a small sheep pen on one side of the bridge, where you can feed the cute lambs. 📷 It is better to arrive at the coconut grove market before 10:00 am, as there are not many people and it is easier to take photos. 👒 There is also a JJ Market nearby, which is worth visiting.

There are many markets in Chiang Mai that are only open on weekends! Following the Nana Jungle Market that I introduced last time, ➡️Today, I would like to introduce the best of the best! ‘Coconut Market🌴’, a photogenic place where you can easily take a hundred life shots👏🏻 📍Address: 94 Soi Ban Tong 2 Mu 3, Fa Ham, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 50000 🚗How to get there: It’s convenient to call Bolt or Grab! It takes about 20 minutes by car🚕 ⏰Operating hours: Every Saturday and Sunday, 8:00 AM - 2:00 PM The Coconut Market, surrounded by palm trees and creating an exotic atmosphere, is not only great for taking life shots, but also offers a variety of snacks such as coconut ice cream🍨 and pies🥧! And it's also great for shopping because of the pretty clothes and bags compared to other markets!👗👜👛(I also bought a pretty handmade bag😆) You can meet people busking here and there, so take a lot of great photos, eat delicious food, and listen to the busking, and you'll get drunk on the vibe☺️The coconut market is a must-visit in Chiang Mai! I highly recommend it👍🏻 🍯Key points: ✅You can take great photos among the many palm trees📸 (If you wear bright-colored clothes like white, the photos will turn out well!) ✅Chiang Mai is famous for its handicrafts! At the coconut market, you can find pretty, good-quality, and reasonably-priced small items, bags, and clothes that are different from the similar ones sold at other markets! ✅You can taste various snacks, foods, and drinks, such as coconut ice cream that you can top with your own choice, and coconut pies! ✅There are buskers here and there, so it's nice to get drunk on the vibes while eating delicious food and listening to music☺️ ➖It's good to go when the weather is nice to get some pretty pictures🥲(The pictures above were taken after it rained) 🖍️Rating: ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ #Overseas travel #Thailand travel #Thailand hot place #Chiang Mai #Chiang Mai travel #Chiang Mai hot place #Chiang Mai coconut pie #Coconut market

Super beautiful coconut market 🌴 The Coconut Market is only open on holidays. Although small But basically, the food and drinks were not bad. I ordered a coconut sugar cane smoothie for only 45🐷🥹🥹 The specialty coffee culture in Thailand is really great Even the American coffee you order at the market can be roasted to a certain degree There are also stalls that specialize in making mocha using mocha pots. But I can't drink it It's perfect for taking beautiful photos🫶🏼 If you are going to Chiang Mai, please add it to your list🥥 https://maps.app.goo.gl/W2oY14cMXF7J4dpW7?g_st=ic

#ForestTravel #CocoaTree #ChiangMai #Thailand #100TravelStyles Is there a place surrounded only by cocoa trees? There is a place in Chiang Mai, Thailand, surrounded only by coconut trees. Since the market is held there, it is good for a walk and to visit on the weekend. There are resting areas here and there in the forest, so anyone can sit down. There are delicious foods sold around, so you can buy snacks and sit down to enjoy them. If you go to Chiang Mai, I recommend you visit the Coconut Forest. 📍94 Soi Ban Tong 2 Mu 3, Fa Ham, Mueang Chiang Mai District,

1. Address: Doi Suthep Key Point: Doi Suthep night view and observatory The grandeur and beauty of Doi Suthep Temple is something to see, but the view of Chiang Mai from here is really pretty. Rating: 8.5/10 2. Address: Coconut Market Key Point: Coconut ice cream and cheap food. Here, they sell food like coconut ice cream, skewers, and tang mo ban, as well as pretty crafts and clothes~ Above all, the forest surrounded by coconut trees is so pretty Rating: 9/10 3. Address: Jia Tong Heng Restaurant One Nimman Key Point: This is a Michelin-starred restaurant, and the Poo Pad Pong curry is especially delicious. It's a Chinese-style Thai restaurant, but I think that's why it suits Korean tastes better..!! The best Poo Pad Pong curry in my life~ Rating: 9/10 #Southeast Asia travel #Chiang Mai

🌟 The overall cost of living in Chiang Mai is much lower than in Bangkok. When you come here to play, besides exploring shops and enjoying the food, the most important thing, of course, is to shop till you drop! I've compiled a list of shopping districts and markets in Chiang Mai worth visiting, and of course, I've also identified some to avoid. These are all based on my personal experience and are just for reference! 🛍️ Shopping Centers: There are only two major shopping centers in Chiang Mai. One is the Maya Shopping Center near the Nimmanhaemin Road area, and the other is the Central Festival Chiang Mai, which is near the Yee Peng Market to the northeast of the old city. I suggest just going to Central, as it's very large and has many local clothing brands. I must say, Thai clothing is really vibrant! There's also a food court on the basement level with so many snacks you can't count them all! I'll give specific food recommendations in the next issue. MAYA Shopping Center, I think, is a dud💣. The mall is not big at all, and the brands are few and far between, similar to a shopping center in a small county in China. ⭕️ Shopping Districts: Although MAYA isn't great for shopping, the nearby Nimmanhaemin Road is definitely worth a visit. Nimmanhaemin Road Soi 1 is a plaza with an art park atmosphere, which also has many local brands and craft shops, as well as some trendy brands. If you're tired from walking, there's a 'lets relax' massage shop nearby, a famous chain brand. In the evening, there will be a night market in the plaza, and there's also a Michelin-recommended restaurant and many popular coffee shops. It can be said that everything Chiang Mai has to offer is here, and it's a place every visitor should go to. 🌴 Markets: I visited 4 markets this time. · Nimmanhaemin Road Soi 1 Market: Standard fare, not very big. If you're not already in the area, I wouldn't recommend making a special trip. · Yee Peng Market: Only open during the day on weekends. Even when it's not market day, it's still worth visiting for a photo op, as it's really picturesque. Everyone goes there not really to shop, but to take pictures... Accordingly, the market itself isn't that attractive. · Sunday Night Market: I chose the Sunday Night Market over the Saturday Night Market because the Sunday Night Market is near Tha Phae Gate, which is very convenient, and it's really super super super big, too big to finish exploring! The Saturday Night Market is in the south of the city, which was too far from where we stayed, so we didn't go. By the way, besides the night market itself, remember to visit the craft shops on both sides of the road. There are many handmade pots, pans, and ornaments that are really exquisite! I bought a lot to take home, they make great gifts and are very affordable to display in the house. · Chang Khlan Road Night Market: If you're staying near Tha Phae Gate, you can go for a stroll in the evening. It's mostly food and drink, and the novelty is that there are live band performances. Other than that, there's not much else. · The last regret is not going to JJ Market, which is said to be a gathering place for artistic products, and the recently popular Goods Goods is also there. Be sure to pay attention to the opening hours when you go! It basically ends in the afternoon, and I missed it because I overslept... 🌟 That's all for the shopping part, next time I'll recommend some local food that I found quite good!

In 2013, we celebrated the Yi Peng festival in Chiang Mai The touching moment of thousands of people releasing sky lanterns is still unforgettable 10 years later, we have grown from 1+1 to 3 In 2023, bringing our child to Chiang Mai for the Yi Peng festival was an unforgettable travel memory at the end of the year ▪️ 🔸Market tour🔸 It is recommended to include a weekend in your itinerary, the weekend markets in Chiang Mai are really good 🌴Coconut Grove Market The market in the coconut grove, full of atmosphere, is really photogenic, and children can feed lambs for a few dollars 🛍️JJmarket A very artistic market, the shops are very interesting, there are places for children to play, and various local snacks are great 💡Saturday night market and Sunday night market are very lively, and the things are more commercialized, the cost-effectiveness of the night market's Thai massage is 💯 🔹Nimman Road white night market and JJ are similar 🍉Warorot Market is a local market, the prices are more reasonable, suitable for buying souvenirs when leaving ▪️ 🔸Tour of Chiang Mai Old City🔸 🛕Temple tour The temples in Chiang Mai old city are very beautiful, you can spend a day or two visiting, Wat Phan Tao, Wat Phra Singh, and the Silver Temple are very photogenic 🕊️Feeding pigeons at Tha Pae Gate A point I was looking forward to, thinking that children would like it, but now Tha Pae Gate has been almost contracted by local vendors, my experience was not good ▪️ 🔸Around Chiang Mai🔸 This time we rented a car to go to the local people's sky lantern venue, and accidentally discovered several points around the old city, which almost contracted the entire scenic area ⛲️Huay Tung Tao Reservoir Park Various straw-woven animals are like a fairy tale kingdom for children, and there is a lakeside restaurant next to it, which is very interesting 💩Elephant Poo Poo Paper Park The park can immerse children in the process of making paper from elephant dung, with Chinese explanation 🐘Mae Sa Elephant Camp We didn't book a one-day tour of the elephant camp, we went here to buy tickets directly and let the children interact with the elephants, 🎫300 beads include a basket of bananas 🌸I love flower farm A farm suitable for taking flower photos around the old city, it's very good for me who loves to take photos, there is also a Ban na flowers next to it, there are almost no tourists, I took a group of photos for the children here ▪️ 🔸Cafes🔸 The cafes in Chiang Mai are all great, I feel I can stay in each for half a day 🐑Maekee sheep house A sheep cafe on the top of the mountain, there is no problem except for being a bit far 🍃Doi chaang mae rim Alice-style cafe ☕️Café arte A cafe on Nimman Road that I really like ▪️ 🔸About restaurants🔸 This time I found many treasure restaurants in Chiang Mai 😋Ancient Beef thai cuisine, the beef rice is super good 😋VVx7, a restaurant by the stream 😋Bigbigshabu, a nearby buffet, 50 per person for unlimited lobster 😋Chiang Mai's old-fashioned braised beef noodle restaurant, a treasure restaurant in the old city ▪️ I'll share these first, I'll post the detailed guide slowly when I have time~

Kad Ba Pao 🌴🌴🌴 A market surrounded by nature in Chiang Mai city. Located in Fa Ham Subdistrict, enter the alley of the Ka Taek gas station. The market route to the Ruam Chok red light intersection. Sells local and rare foods, traditional snacks, coffee and also has live music in the garden. There is a small zoo. The atmosphere is shady, cool and most importantly, the price of food/drinks is not expensive. Open every Saturday and Sunday. Stop by and fill your stomach. #Kad Ba Pao #Kad Ba Pao Chiang Mai #Places to visit in Chiang Mai

#VisitChiangMai ● Address - Fahham Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai District / Chiang Mai ● Atmosphere/Location - This is another famous market in Chiang Mai. Inside the market, there are local products for sale. There are many foods to choose from. The atmosphere is very cute. There are many coconut trees, green, comfortable to the eyes, shady. The shops are organized, easy to walk. There are both food, coffee, clothes, snacks. Household items, local products. There are also DIY projects for children. This market is in a coconut plantation. There are many canals along the way. The weather during the day is a bit hot. Because it is outdoors There is a bamboo bridge for walking, taking beautiful pictures. There are many beautiful photo spots. ● Highlight - Coconut plantation market ● Average price per person - 100 baht and up ● Score - 10+ #KadBaPaoChiangMai

#Rainy season attractions ● Address - Coordinates: Kad Bapao is located before reaching the Ruamchok intersection Fah Ham Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai District / Chiang Mai Kad Bapao, Chiang Mai Open Saturday - Sunday and special holidays ⏰️ 08.00-14.00 hrs. ● Atmosphere/Location - Kad Bapao is a famous market in Chiang Mai Inside the market, there are many things to buy and food to choose from I like the cute atmosphere Lots of coconut trees, green, pleasing to the eye, shady Shops are organized, easy to walk There are food, coffee, clothes, snacks, household items, local products There are also DIY projects for children It is mainly a market in a coconut garden There are many canals along the way The weather during the day is a bit hot Because it is outdoors And the coconut trees do not have many leaves There are pavilions, pontoons, tables, seats, and mats arranged For us to choose to sit and eat food and drinks Bought from the market in many places The parking lot is convenient and spacious There is a bamboo bridge for walking and taking beautiful photos. There are many beautiful photo spots. ● Highlights - A market for sitting, shopping, and relaxing in a coconut grove. ● Average price per person - 100 baht and up. ● Rating - 10+ #Kad Ba Pao Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai, Kard Ba Paow, is renowned for its vibrant Coconut market, an enchanting place where the flavors and aromas of coconuts fill the air. Nestled within this bustling market, you'll find a plethora of coconut-based products and treats that are sure to tantalise your taste buds. From fresh coconuts ready to be sipped on for a refreshing drink to coconut-based snacks like crispy coconut chips and sweet coconut candies, the market offers a wide array of delicious options. Local artisans showcase their craftsmanship, creating unique coconut-based handicrafts, such as intricately carved coconut shell products and beautiful coconut fiber artwork. The Coconut market is not only a food lover's paradise but also a treasure trove of cultural experiences. As you navigate through the stalls, you'll witness the vibrant energy and friendly smiles of the local vendors, adding to the charm of the market. A visit to Chiang Mai, Kard Ba Paow's Coconut market is an immersive journey into the world of coconuts, where you can indulge in their flavors, appreciate their versatility, and witness the rich traditions surrounding this beloved fruit. #beachlife#foodie#mytripvlog#summervacation#celebratewithtrip#thailand

#VisitChiangMai How to get there - Travel by private car Tourist attractions - Image 1-3 Tourist attractions Mon Jam, Chiang Mai At this point, it is a private flower garden with an entrance fee of 20 baht per person, but there is no time limit for visiting. There is a swing to challenge fear and courage. Let me emphasize that it is very cold in December. Image 4 Kad Ba Pao in the heart of Chiang Mai, Fa Ham area, on the way to Maejo, a little past Panya Hospital. It will feel like you have been transported to the central region. There is a food market, lots of coconut trees, and a canal between the coconut trees. It feels like you are in Amphawa. Image 5 Mae Kuang Udomthara Dam This point is the highlight. There is a bridge across the dam. You can walk, stand, and challenge the height. Image 6 Cypress Lane Coffee Shop in the Samoeng area with pine trees planted in a row until you think you are abroad. It is very beautiful and the coffee is delicious. There are many photo props. If anyone goes but does not want to drink coffee, there is an entrance fee. Image 7 Bekta Coffee Shop Near Chiang Mai Vocational College, very shady. There are both savory and sweet sources in one place. Recommend to try it if you don't want to go far but want to see nature. Image 8: Wat Phan Tao's wooden temple, which is located next to Wat Chedi Luang. There is a wooden temple for taking cool photos. This temple is in the old town area. If you come, you have to try walking around without looking. I guarantee that it's beautiful. Hotel - This time, I stayed at home, but I recommend staying at a hotel in the old town area because there are a lot of food around. Restaurant and food - Shopping - Waroros Market. Gear recommends both souvenirs and products.

“Kad Ba Pao” means “coconut market”. The format of the market is a community market for tourism in a coconut garden. This coconut garden is a real coconut garden, similar to the coconut gardens in Amphawa. This unique atmosphere is considered the selling point of Kad Ba Pao. Currently, Kad Ba Pao is well-known among tourists who come to visit Chiang Mai. They must stop by to buy products and take photos to check in. Most of the products sold in the market are food, including local food, ancient food, international food, tea shops, coffee shops, snacks, and local clothing, various products, etc. There are also many beautiful corners for taking photos. #Chiang Mai attractions #Northeastern team #Worth visiting markets

Nestled in the misty moutains of Northern Thailand, Chiang Mai welcomed me with a gentle rhythm of life that felt worlds away from the chaos of city. Here's how I spent 4 days reconnecting with nature, culture and myself. 🚩Sightseeing route - day 1 One Nimman ➡️ chilling at University of Chiang Mai's AngKaew Reservoir ➡️ Kad Na Mor Market 🚩Sightseeing route - day 2 Day trip to Chiang Rai, visiting White Temple ➡️ Blue Temple ➡️ Black Temple ➡️ Mae Kha Rakaeng Bridge 🚩Sightseeing route - day 3 Tha Phae Gate ➡️ Wat Chediluang ➡️ Warorot Market ➡️ Night Safari 🚩Sightseeing route - day 4 Coconut Market ➡️ Jing Jai Market 💡 Tips Renting a motorcycle is a great way to get around- it saves time and lets you explore each destination at your own pace while soaking in the relaxed atmosphere Renting traditional Thai costume nearby Tha Phae Gate- a fun way to immerse yourself into the culture

Recommended 3 Major Markets in Chiang Mai 🌿 Complete Guide to Coconut Market, Jing Chai Market, and White Market Chiang Mai is a market paradise where sensibility and practicality are harmoniously combined. Among them, I will introduce three representative markets that you will regret not missing: Coconut Market, Jing Chai Market, and Wonnimman White Market. If you want to properly experience the atmosphere and charm of each market, be sure to check it out! 🥥 1. Coconut Market “An exotic market in a space that used to be a coconut farm” As the name suggests, Coconut Market used to be an actual coconut farm. Even now, coconut trees remain lushly here and there, giving you an exotic atmosphere as if you were in a rural village in Southeast Asia. - 📸 Photo zone full of emotion: Sunlight seeps through the coconut trees, making for a great photo no matter how you take it. - 🛖 Shelter in a hut: There are small huts inside the market, so it's perfect for sitting down and slowly enjoying the food you bought or taking a break. - 💸 Cheap local food: There are a variety of local foods such as skewers, fried rice, and juice that you can enjoy without worrying about the price. ⚠️ Note: The market tends to close earlier than you think. When I visited, it was already almost closed at around 4 PM. The official operating hours may be longer, but it can definitely get a bit quiet if you go late in the afternoon, so I recommend visiting early in the afternoon. 🎨 2. Jing Jai Market “A paradise for quality emotional shopping” Jing Jai Market, which is only open on Saturday and Sunday mornings, is more like an emotional fair than a simple market. - 🛍 Wide and leisurely route: The market is large, so even if there are a lot of people, it's not crowded and you can browse comfortably. - 🧶 Emotional local items: Handmade pottery, textiles, scented candles, dried flowers, and other high-quality local handicrafts! - 🧘 Healing itself: The natural atmosphere and the emotions of local artists are combined, making it great for a leisurely stroll. 👉 Tip: It opens at 8 a.m., so it’s perfect for a course where you can go early in the morning and have brunch! Also, the famous Chiang Mai brand Goodgoods store is located in a very large space, so you can comfortably shop for souvenirs. 🤍 3. White Market at One Nimman “Sophisticated sensibility, easy accessibility” White Market, held in the trendy area of ​​One Nimman, is a market where you can feel leisurely shopping in the city. - 🚶♀️ A great location to enjoy with One Nimman: The market and surrounding shops, cafes, and galleries are all connected, making it a great place to make a day trip. - 💼 Sensational items: Trendy items such as clothing, accessories, and stationery from local designers are abundant, and the quality is excellent. However, the prices are a bit high. - 🎶 Cultural elements are also abundant: Various events such as performances, exhibitions, and pop-up stores are held, adding to the fun of walking. 👉 Tip: Start with a cup of coffee at Wonnimman Square and enjoy White Market leisurely. ✨ In conclusion The exotic atmosphere and leisure of Coconut Market, the emotional handmade items of Jingjjai Market, and the sophisticated urban sensibility of White Market, these three major markets each have their own charms and will add small but definite joy to your trip to Chiang Mai. I hope you take your time, look around leisurely, and find your own treasure.💕 #Southeast Asia travel #Thailand travel #Chiang Mai travel #Places to visit in Chiang Mai

Chiang Mai's most popular Instagram location, I came here and really experienced why this gem is worth visiting and got some memorable shots. Despite the raining and cloudy day we visited and managed to enjoy coconut ice cream and local cuisines. 🕰️Business Hours: 08:00-15:00 but around 13:00 getting close

[Coconut Market | Chiang Mai's Weekend Tropical Market] — Enjoy a slow morning under the palm trees — About a 15-minute drive from Chiang Mai Old Town. The Coconut Market, which is only open on weekends, is a soothing spot surrounded by palm groves that looks and smells amazing. You can relax in a tranquil atmosphere, with baked goods, snacks, drinks, miscellaneous goods, and more. ⸻ 📍【Location】 FaHam district, near 94 SoiBanTong2, about 15 minutes by car from the old town  🕰【Opening hours】 Saturdays and Sundays 8:00-15:00 (open all year round)  ⸻ ✨【Recommended points】 Photogenic palm forest and waterway scenery Full range of coconut juices and sweets You can also enjoy live music by local artists 🎒【Tips】 Early hours are quieter and more comfortable (especially in the morning) It's a good idea to prepare some cash (mainly food stalls) It's great to relax in the shade! ⸻ #ChiangMai #CoconutMarket #Thailand #AbsolutelyFreeTrip

🕰️Opening hours: 7:00-14:00 🏖️Atmosphere/facilities: Excellent 📍Location: Chiang Mai 💞Reason for recommendation: Good atmosphere 💰Price per person: 1,000 yen

I had the most refreshing and fun day exploring a coconut farm paradise in Chiang Mai, Thailand — and you won't believe what else we found! 🏝️✨ From creamy coconut ice cream to cuddly goats at Hamza Farm, this place is a mini tropical escape packed with activities, flavors, and insta-worthy moments! Here’s why you should plan a visit ASAP: ✅ What to Expect 🥥 Stroll through a charming coconut farm 🍦 Try the smoothest, freshest coconut ice cream 🐐 Visit Hamza Farm to play with and feed goats and other animals ☕ Shop for coffee, clothes, handmade items, and enjoy local food 📸 Tons of photo spots for nature lovers & families 📍 Location: Search for "Hamza Farm & Coconut Farm Chiang Mai 🕒 Open daily: 9:00 AM – 5:30 PM 💡 Tips: 🚗 Parking available onsite 👟 Wear comfy shoes – it’s a walk through nature! 🐾 Great for kids and animal lovers ☀️ Go early to beat the heat and the crowd 🎉 Whether you're after a quiet nature escape, fun family outing, or just craving that perfect scoop of coconut ice cream — this spot has it all! #summervacay #ChiangMai #thailand #coconutmarketchiangmai

#Southeast Asia Travel I took a tour of Chiang Mai on the last day with a driver. The schedule is Coconut Market ➡️Jing Chai Market ➡️Mon Chai It starts at 11am and ends at 9am. It is a 10-hour driver-driven car rental. First is Coconut Market. This is only open until 2pm, so if you want to enjoy it leisurely, I recommend going a little early. Just like in the picture, the greenery between the coconut trees is really pretty. It is small and mainly focused on food, so you can look around quickly. I bought a cup of Thai milk tea and butter corn, took a quick walk, and sent a KakaoTalk message to the driver. The driver always said that if I texted him when I left after spending my time, he would be nearby and come right away, and he kept his promise. Next is Jing Chai Market. The Coconut Market was pretty and nice, but I personally liked Jing Chai Market even more. It was quite large and there were indoor shops here and there, so there was a place to rest in the hot Southeast Asian weather. It was a popular and large market, so there were vehicle controls and a lot of people at the entrance. It was clean and the roads were well-maintained in a modern way, and there were also many large, green trees, so I felt the Chiang Mai vibe. What is the Chiang Mai vibe? Haha I think it's the laid-back vibe of a Southeast Asian tourist destination, somewhere between a city and the countryside? I saw a lot of linen clothes in Chiang Mai, and the quality of the fabric was pretty good. There were also a lot of cute accessories, so those who like them would enjoy shopping... Now, we're going to Mon Chaem, the outskirts of Chiang Mai, after about an hour. On the way, we saw a place where you can experience elephants, and the scenery looked pretty good, but we passed~ After lunch, we went along the winding, unpaved mountain road to Mon Chaem, a photo spot that many tourists visit. When we arrived, it was definitely decorated to please tourists. The funny thing is that they charge an entrance fee for each photo spot.... We just looked at it from afar, but I think even an artificial place would look great in photos. Since the return flight usually leaves early in the morning, I recommend checking out of the hotel and taking a leisurely tour like this to the airport. #SoutheastAsiaTravel #ChiangMai #ChiangMaiCoconutMarket #ChiangMaiJingZaiMarket #ChiangMaiMonChamp #ChiangMaiDayTour

It’s officially “I-need-a-coconut-or-I’ll-melt” season in Chiang Mai 🔥 — so naturally, I ended up at a coconut market surrounded by cold drinks, good vibes, and people slurping like their lives depended on it. (Relatable.) Highlights: 🥥 Fresh coconut water served with a smile (and a machete) 🍦 Coconut ice cream in real shells = elite level snack 🌴 Coconut skincare, souvenirs, and even candles — because Chiang Mai said, “Why not coconut everything?” Me: sweating profusely Coconut guy: “Want it cold?” Also me: already drinking before answering 😅 Moral of the story: When in doubt, coconut it out. 🌴 #summervacay #travel #localfood #coconutmarket #chiangmai

#BangkokShoppingGuide Coconut Grove Market is a weekend market. The market itself is not very big, and you won’t be able to visit it for long if you just want to stroll around. But it’s really good for taking photos, and it’s super chill. After buying food, you can pick a wooden stool in the coconut grove. It’s really beautiful to take photos among the vast coconut groves! The shops are surrounded by coconut groves, and there are small houses on both sides. You can eat all kinds of food bought from the market under the coconut trees. It's so comfortable! My wool curls are perfect for tropical photos! Walk in and take pictures at the forest at the back. Don’t go where there is a railing in front, as too many people will ruin the picture. In the market, the sounds of music and laughter are intertwined. Street performers played guitar and their singing drifted among the coconut trees. Visitors can pick out small items they like or feast on a hearty meal, enjoying the leisure time to the fullest. Chiang Mai Coconut Grove Market is a poem of life and a quiet harbor in the hustle and bustle. Once you come, you won’t want to leave. Check-in highlights Coconut grove scenery: the market is surrounded by coconut groves, and the tall coconut trees sway in the wind, creating a strong tropical atmosphere. Walking on the coconut grove path, the sunlight shines through the leaves, casting mottled shadows, making for super photogenic photos, and any shot is full of a holiday feel. Coconut Grove Market, Chiang Mai, Thailand Coconut Market Business hours: Saturday and Sunday 8:00-15:00

#ThailandFlightEvent It's Coconut Market! It's very hot during the day, so I recommend going early in the morning! It's decorated cutely, so it's fun to look around! I went with my child, got face painting, and bought ice cream. It was a fun trip^^