Talat Rot Fai | Market in Bangkok | Monkey Compass

This place isn't as famous as Chatuchak Market, but

Those who know, all know,

This is the Dalat Lot Phie Night Market, filled with vintage items and interior decor.

In Thai, "Talad Rot Fai" means "train market,"

The first place where Tallet Lot Phee was located was near Chatuchak Market. 

Using the unused and vacant cargo warehouse of the Thailand Railway Authority site

It earned the name "Train Market."

However, with the Thai Railway Authority undertaking the subway expansion project,

The market has shifted,

We have now moved to the Sinakarin area, which is now on the outskirts of Bangkok.

It is located at Shinakarin Soi 51.

Alright, shall we set off together?

This is Seochon Square.

Since the market is located behind Sikon Square, if you take a taxi...

You can easily find it by saying "Pai Secan Square."

Dalat Lotphee is also a weekend market that opens only on Fridays, Saturdays, and Sundays.

We will start our business hours from 5 PM on Friday.

If you take a taxi on the weekend, the roads may be too congested, so...

After traveling on the ground railway to Pun Na Witthayakhom,

It seems like taking a taxi after running will likely result in less traffic congestion.

Can you see the large "HaHa" text written on the photo?

If you go that way, you'll find the Phat Luang Market.

I can see a line of people stretching far into the distance.

This is the path crossing the bridge to the market.

Those who came before us were all on the path to Dallarot Phie.

This is a photo of the signboard standing at the market entrance.

It says "Da Lat Roopee Night Market" here.

Turning left, you will see the entrance to the market.

Wow, there are so many people!

Unlike other markets, Dalat Lotphie... 

It is characterized by a free and hippie-like atmosphere.

They mainly sell vintage items, distressed goods, and interior accessories, and 

Due to its unique atmosphere, it is also a popular market among locals in Bangkok.

It's a prop that was parked next to the shop.

It's so cute and whimsical~

It is extraordinary.

There are so many such cute little items~

Is it truly worthy of being called a paradise for maniacs?

Vintage-style dresses hung in abundance.

An incredible opportunity to get a great dress at a steal! hahaha

I also got a glimpse of the LINE characters, so I was happy and took a photo.

Once you pass through the entrance alley, you will see an open view of the market.

Can you imagine the enormous scale of this market?

Every single accessory is truly stylish.

It's so much fun to watch~

Each shop has its own unique character.

It looks like an ordinary optical shop, doesn't it feel different? Haha

If you go inside, it is divided into compartments like this. 

There are also scenes of traditional markets.

Another key advantage of the Thai market is its low prices.

100 baht for a single t-shirt~

The market, brightly illuminated by lights,

The unique atmosphere of the night market is palpable.

For those who appreciate relief and a vintage atmosphere. 

There's so much to see that I can't hold back my desire to go~

There are so many attractions to see that you might get tired from looking at them.

After walking for a while, you're bound to get hungry!

They also sell a variety of foods, making them a great option for a quick meal.

You can also see mobile beverage vending vehicles like this.

You can set up an outdoor cafe anywhere, lol.

The churros looked so delicious, so I bought and tried one.

It was so delicious sprinkling chocolate powder on it and eating it sweet.

Open-air bars are lined up to let you enjoy a refreshing glass of beer.

I had a light beer.

Even though it was nighttime, there were so many people that it felt a bit warm,

A cool glass of beer is like heaven itself.

We thus surveyed the market of Lotte Plaza.

If you have nothing to do on the weekend or want to visit a market with a unique atmosphere,

How about visiting the Dalat Lotte Resort located in Sinakarin?

Once found, you find yourself seeking it again and again.

possessing the charm of a demon

It was the Dalat Lotphai market.