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Terminal 21 brings the dream of travelling the world with the world-famous cities themes in each level. They have cities like Tokyo, San Francisco, London, Istanbul. Even their toilets are designed in such a way it matches with the theme of each level. It is a really unique shopping mall. Different levels sells different items. There is a level that sells all accessories, fragrances, beauty, shoes and bag. Another level sells all men’s clothing and the level below sells all women’s clothing. The lower levels sell local brands like H&M, Bath & Body Works, etc. I would recommend this place as their prices are reasonable with a varied products for all and it’s air-conditioned if you prefer indoors (-: There are loads of restaurants and cafes to choose from. You will be spoilt for choice. Also, there is a cinema for you to catch up with the new movies. I would definitely come back to Terminal 21 for shopping in Bangkok (-: You can take BTS to Asok station and it will then be linked to Terminal 21.
Address: 88 Soi Sukhumvit 19, Khwaeng Khlong Toei Nuea, Khet Watthana, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10110, Thailand
Opening Hours: 10am - 10pm (Daily)
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This place is a must-go if you want to buy cheap things in Bangkok. It covers almost everything from food, male and female clothes, accessories, to home decor and fragrances. The clothes there are more suitable for teenagers. The home decorations there are very cheap compared to those in other shopping malls. Do not be afraid to spend if you are going on the first few days of your trip because this is already one of the best places to shop! Bangkok is famous for their coconut ice cream, so you should try one when you are there (-: I bought it at 30 baht (S$1.22). I recommend you to go to Chatuchak in the late afternoon or early morning as it is VERY VERY sunny in the afternoon. I went during the afternoon and it was blazing hot, so I did not cover everything in Chatuchak. If you are going during the day, I do not recommend wearing long pants. Try to wear light and comfortable clothing and shoes. I wore a dress and it was already very hot for me! Couldn’t imagine my legs and hands being covered in that weather. Also, bring sunglasses (or you can buy there), mini portable fan and water with you.
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Address: 587/10 Kamphaeng Phet 2 Rd, Khwaeng Chatuchak, Khet Chatuchak, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10900, Thailand
Chatuchak Opening times:
Wednesday and Thursday (Plant section only) 7am-6pm
Friday (Wholesale only) 6pm-12am
Saturday and Sunday (The whole market) 9am- 6pm
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Siam square one is a shopping haven for teenagers, especially girls. It is like street shopping with shelter. The clothes there are fairly cheap, however some are more pricey with over 1000baht (S$40). It is divided into many parts, Siam square soi 1 , 2 …
It is confusing and difficult to shop as they are all over the place. Here I am, not knowing which was soi 1 or so.
I did not cover every single part of Siam square as it was too big. It will be great place to shop if you want to buy many clothes.
You can take BTS to Siam Station and walk for about 5 mins to Siam square one. The main malls like Siam Paragon, Siam Centre and Siam Square One are close to Siam BTS Station, whilst Central World and MBK Shopping centre are both around 5 minutes walk away. I do not recommend taking car during peak hours.
Address: 991 Rama 1 Road Wang Mai, Khet Pathum Wan, Krung Thep Maha Nakon 10330
Opening hours: 10am - 10pm (Daily)
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| This is one of the most beautiful night markets in Bangkok. The layout and ambience of this place reminds me of Australia, except that it is way hotter. It is more lively in the night. Asiatique is not really suitable for a shopping destination, however there are some shops that sells nice and cheap kitchenware. I would most likely come here only for the food and ambience. It is a nice place to just lounge back and catch up with your loved ones. |
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| Im a big fan of macarons and ice cream. Can you imagine combining the two together? This shop caught my eye and I couldn't resist but to try it. It was actually bigger than you think and I was struggling to eat the macaron ice cream. The taste was average, it just looks tempting.
You can take the BTS (skytrain) to Saphan Taksin station. Then walk to the river. There you can get on a free ferry boat to Asiatique The Riverfront – it’s about 15 minutes and you get to enjoy the nice view of the Chao Phraya river. However, it gets more crowded and you have to queue so I suggest you should arrive around 4pm+. You can also take a taxi. To avoid traffic jam, you should hit the road before 5pm (:
Address: 2194 Charoen Krung Rd, Khwaeng Wat Phraya Krai, Khet Bang Kho Laem, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10120, Thailand
Opening hours: 4pm - Midnight (Daily)
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