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Ratchaprasong Shopping
Where to Shop and What to Buy in Ratchaprasong
In the malls and the streets of the Ratchaprasong intersection you'll find an eclectic mix of places to shop, with several major shopping malls to choose from. The Erawan Bangkok is a luxury haven offering chic boutiques, pampering for the mind and body, and a choice of fine dining, making it the perfect place to meet and unwind. Worth checking out are Club 21 with its selection of global fashion brands, the top floor with Hydrohealth and Di Bodhi for the body and soul, and luxury brands on the ground floor.
CentralWorld, the largest lifestyle shopping complex in Southeast Asia, caters to all shoppers with a diverse mix of retail, dining and entertainment. It has movie theatres, outdoor shows and events to explore once your retail therapy is complete. There is also Zen and Isetan department stores, a huge book store (B2S) with massive selections of English and Thai books, plus hip brands including Zara, Country Road and more.
International high-end brands like Louis Vuitton, Gucci, Prada and Zegna sit alongside hip Thai boutiques in the uber-sleek Gaysorn mall. In addition to forward fashion, Gaysorn offers an array of luxury products, from diamonds to d-cor plus premium concierge and personal shopper services. Similarly, a hybrid of creativity awaits at Amarin Plaza, where authentic arts and crafts coexist alongside popular dance, yoga, music and language schools. This is the perfect place to get in touch with your artistic side, and features a market-like atmosphere on the ground floor with bargains galore.
Naraiphan is Bangkok's original craft market featuring many Thai specialities for the home or the body. President Arcade has a number of jewellers worth visiting, including Nouveau. Big C Supercentre has all your essentials at the district's largest hypermarket, including a supermarket, electronics, books and more. Many hotels also have a selection of luxury retail outlets.














