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What makes Phuket a famous tourist destination not only is those beautiful and clear beaches, but also its nightlife. Night market is one of the compositions of Phuket nightlife that is worthy of visiting during Halloween holiday.

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The night markets introduced below is the most recommended visited with colorful stalls and delectable foods. Visting night market in Phuket is the other alternative option if you don't want to chaotic and noisy bars.

Phuket Walking Street

Phuket Walking Street is the latest attraction featured in Phuket Old Town. This weekly market started in October 2013 and is hosted on the beautifully renovated Thalang Road, right in the middle of the historical Sino-Portuguese district of Phuket Town.

Thalang is a 350m-long commercial and cosmopolitan street which hosts a mix of Baba (Chinese migrants settled in Phuket at the beginning of the 20th century during the tin mining era), Thai Muslim and Indian shops. You can also discover some typical southern Thai culinary specialties as well as local handicraft and gift stalls.

The main entrance of Phuket Walking Street is on the eastern (Phuket Road) side of Thalang Road at which a superb wooden Chinese-style gate has been installed which is a popular photo op.

The two main items sold at Phuket Walking Street are food and souvenirs. Barbecued squid, chicken and pork are certainly the favourite dishes if you consider the number of stands selling them. Fruit juices, ice-creams and khanoms (Thai traditional sweets) are also very popular.