Your Ultimate Guide to Night Markets in Asia

Discover the best day and night markets across Asia, organized by country and location to help you find local treasures.

Centenary Farmers' Market (Thimphu)

Bhutan's biggest weekend market, with local vegetables, red rice, chillies, cheese and handicrafts beside the Wangchhu river.

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The Centenary Farmers' Market is Thimphu's main produce market, open mainly on weekends, on the banks of the Wang Chhu river.

What to expect

Hundreds of stalls selling vegetables, chillies, red rice, dried cheese, butter and eggs, with a craft section across the footbridge.

Red rice, ema datshi ingredients (chillies and cheese), dried yak cheese and local fruit.

It runs mainly Friday to Sunday; Saturday and Sunday mornings are busiest. Check before you go.
Take small notes for local vendors.
Bring a bag for purchases.

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One of Tokyo's longest-running farmers' markets, held every weekend in front of the United Nations University near Omotesando.

Makati's popular Saturday morning food market, with artisan food, produce and international dishes.

Makati's Sunday morning market, with home-style dishes from many cuisines, plus fresh produce.