5 Local Markets in Krabi You Shouldn’t Miss

One of the best ways to experience the real Thailand is to explore its local markets – and Krabi is full of them. Whether you're looking for authentic street food, handmade crafts, or simply a slice of everyday life, these markets are worth adding to your travel itinerary.
Here's our guide to five must-visit markets in Krabi, each offering something unique beyond the usual tourist stalls.
1. Krabi Town Walking Street (Weekend Market)
Held every Friday to Sunday evening, this is the most popular market in the area. Hundreds of stalls line the streets of Krabi Town, offering local foods, clothing, souvenirs, and live music performances. The atmosphere is lively, and prices are often better than in beach areas.
Local favorite: Banana pancakes and grilled meat skewers are a must-try!
2. Ao Nang Night Market (Landmark)
A smaller but very convenient option for those staying in Ao Nang. You'll find fresh juices, seafood, Thai snacks, and some small souvenir stalls. It's ideal for a quick evening stroll and some tasty bites.
Good to know:
Our office is located right next to the Landmark Night Market, so feel free to stop by if you'd like to book a tour, ask for recommendations, or just say hi!
3. Maharat Fresh Market
An early-morning market in Krabi Town, mainly visited by locals. If you're an early riser and want to see a traditional side of Thai life, this is the place. You’ll find fresh fish, herbs, exotic fruits, and even live seafood here.
Tip: Visit before 9 AM for the best experience.
4. Ban Na Teen Local Market
This small countryside market near Ao Nang is not well-known among tourists – which is exactly what makes it special. Run by local vendors, it offers fresh produce and homemade snacks at local prices.
Great for: Travelers who want to explore authentic, rural Thailand.
5. Pak Nam Market
One of the largest markets in the Krabi area, Pak Nam Market has everything: clothing, household goods, raw ingredients, and even live animals. It’s an experience on its own – crowded, chaotic, and full of color.
Why Visit Local Markets in Krabi?
-
It’s the best way to taste real Thai flavors
-
Prices are often better than in touristy shops
-
You get to support the local community directly
-
Great for photos and cultural immersion
Looking for more than just a market walk?
Check out our Krabi tours, activities, and accommodations at:
🌐 https://asiatravelsagency.com
Or visit us in person – we’re right next to the Landmark Night Market in Ao Nang!