Ton Lam Yai Market

The iron-truss roof of Ton Lam Yai Market spans the space with a distinct, open-air industrial curve that stands apart from the surrounding neighborhood. Built in the nineteen thirties, the structure housed the city's primary trade center for flowers and fresh produce. A merchant named Nai Chuen once ran a thriving stall here, keeping records of every shipment of jasmine and marigolds that arrived by boat along the nearby Ping River before trucks replaced the traditional river trade routes.