Ao Nang Landmark Night Market

It is in Ao Nang, off the main strip, a short walk from the beach road. Most Ao Nang hotels are within walking distance, so you do not need a taxi. Dee Dee Massage, TJ's Restaurant & Sport Bar and a few bars are close by.

It is a nightly food and souvenir market off the main strip. Expect food stalls and souvenir stalls under the lights. It is a convenient place to eat in Ao Nang, and an easy way to pass an early evening.

Nearby are 778th Street Bar, Roots Rock Reggae Bar, Dee Dee Massage, TJ's Restaurant & Sport Bar, Pulaoon Massage and Suwan Massage. So a couple of bars and several massage shops sit close to the market, which makes it simple to eat, have a massage and then a drink.

Yes, it is a good option. It is a nightly food market, so you can see what is cooking, choose what looks good and eat quickly. Go in the early evening, before the crowds build, and look for the stalls with queues of locals.

Yes, including Dee Dee Massage, Pulaoon Massage and Suwan Massage. Standards vary, so check the shop front and the price list before going in. Traditional shops have open fronts and a clear board, so pick one of those if you want a plain Thai massage.

Landmark is the nightly market in Ao Nang, close to the hotels and bars. The Krabi Town markets, such as the Chao Fah Pier night market and the weekend walking street, are further away in town. Use Landmark for convenience, and go to Krabi Town for a more local evening.

Keep your phone and wallet in a front pocket, check the change you are given and haggle politely over souvenirs. Settle taxi and tuk-tuk fares before you set off, or use Grab or Bolt. If you drink afterwards, check the bill line by line.

Go hungry in the early evening, walk the whole market once, and eat where it looks busy. Follow it with a massage or a drink at TJ's or Roots Rock Reggae Bar nearby. Carry small notes, and remember that you can walk to most hotels from here.