Real Life Captured #14: Food Markets in Chaing Mai Thailand Part One (15 photos)
This three part series is a set of photos taken of the food markets in Chiang Mai. There is one big primary market called Muang Mai where the locals shop including where the restaurants get their supplies. The deals that can be had here are almost mind boggling. How about a big bunch of bananas for 50 cents, a bag of turmeric spice for 30 cents, or fresh pork chops for a dollar a pound. Fresh homemade Thai curry paste for a fraction of the price in the Asian market in the USA, yet ten times better! Now lets have a look at what it's like to go shopping here!
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Aren't those food markets always a sight to be seen! Happy to see you're enjoying yourself. All the best on your travels!
Thank you so much guys! I love markets!
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And what did you buy and cook as a result?
Hi Ruth! AKA @natureofbeing. So glad to see you stop by. Great question. When I was living there 6 years ago for a month and a half I bought everything and cooked in my kitchen. But this time I had no kitchen. However I did get turmeric and other herbs to make medicinal capsule/supplements. A bunch of bananas for 30 cents, pomelo, mango, passion fruit, and pineapple as well. I just posted the last part 3 of this series, always saving the best photos for last if you want to see more.
Right now I'm actually in Sweeden. I have a long layover here on my way back to the states for a couple weeks before heading out to Ecuador, but I have a tone of Thailand post to put together still. Hope you are well, and have a great day! -Dan