About three mornings a week I walk to the Chiang Mai Gate Market. The front section has vendors selling all kinds of prepared foods, from soup to sweets. I don't recognize most of these items. Toward the back of that section one finds baskets prepared for gifts to a temple and some household goods. Behind that is a large hall with vegetable vendors. Again, there are plenty of things I don't recognize. Since we don't cook here, I don't buy vegetables (except some lettuce for sandwiches). Behind the vegetables it opens out into a narrow street with fruit vendors along both sides. People navigate through and motor scooter riders weave in and out.
Here are a few shots from the inside of the market.
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Buckets with goodies for the monks |
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Marinated cabbage for sale |
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Ready-made food to take home; the baggies on the right are a common type of packaging. |
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Array of Thai sweets |
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Vegetable vendor on his phone |
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