Saturday, February 12, 2011

Wororot Market, Chiang Mai ♥ ♥ ♥

 

Do you know how difficult it is to eat and walk and squeeze yourself between hundreds of people and take pictures of everything all at the same time?

VERY VERY.

I don’t have the powers to multitask like that.

But because I love you, I sacrifice the eating part and just walk, squeeze and take pictures.

So here are some sights from Wororot, one of Chiang Mai’s largest outdoor markets.

 

wororot market strawberriesStrawberries, strawberries, strawberries

 

wororot market strawberriesA mountain of strawberries

 

wororot market fruit standOther non-strawberry fruits

 

wororot marketSausages and The Woman Who Wears Sunglasses at Night

 

wororot marketCrepes and waffles

 

wororot market(Meat?)Balls on sticks

 

wororot marketDried squid on sticks

 

wororot marketAnd even hard boiled eggs on sticks!

 

wororot market fried insectsInsectssssss (click to enlarge below photos at your own risk)

 

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wororot market edible insectsThese actually look like crunchy, tasty things

 

wororot market rabbitLittle black furry things (Warning: not for eating!)

 

wororot marketDeep fried goodies

 

wororot marketSoup, knuckles and noodles

 

wororot marketGrilled fishes

 

wororot marketSeafood cakes grilled in banana leaves

 

wororot marketBarbecued meats and intestines

 

wororot market sausageSausage pearl necklace

 

wororot market chiliesChilies, chilies, chilies

 

wororot marketReally pretty clams

 

wororot marketSweet soups in plastic bags (Okay, I had one. I couldn’t resist.)

 

wororot market coconutRoasted and fresh Thai coconuts – my favorite!

 

wororot marketThis is the real deal open kitchen

 

wororot marketWororot’s version of the One Dollar Store. Everything you need, it’s all here.

 

wororot marketWatches, bracelets, accessories

 

wororot marketHair clips, hair pins and scroongies.

 

I love saying that word.

Scroongies, scroongies, scroongies!

Sounds so much better than Wororot, right?

 

Wororot Market: By the Ping River, Chiang Mai, Thailand

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