Bangkok Shopping

Pratunam district in Bangkok deserves its place as a tourist destination. As well as offering great value accommodation and interesting street food it is a fantastic place to shop. Read More...

Terminal 21 offers some of the best shopping in the city with hundreds of funky boutiques under one roof and floors themed around some of the coolest cities in the world. Read More...

If you love shopping then bring an extra suitcase to Bangkok. The city deserves its reputation as Asia’s shopping capital, with so many malls, boutiques and markets that you could easily spend a year here and not have covered all of it. Read More...

Bangkok is a real treasure trove of vintage delights, whether you are looking for a new/old outfit or a desk made from a 1950s Mercedes. There is nothing more fun than rummaging through racks and boxes to find something special and unique. Read More...

A true treasure trove when it comes to fashion, Bangkok upscale shopping malls house everything from world-class labels to well-established local brands. Read More...

The variety of shopping experiences in Bangkok goes far beyond a stroll in a mall; it rivals the best in the West, while also giving a flavour of the cultural uniqueness of the East. Read More...

These Top 10 Shopping Malls offer the best shopping experiences, in terms of diversity of products, accessible location in downtown areas and overall shopping satisfaction. Read More...

Wandering around Siam Square is a great way to find some decent bargains but also to discover some up-and-coming Thai and Asian brands, who offer a great mix of unusual designs at great prices. Read More...

CentralWorld

This cutting-edge lifestyle mall offers everything from brand name clothing boutiques to imported groceries, designer furniture, gourmet eateries and even an ice-skating rink. Read More...

Siam Paragon

From a sporty yellow Ferrari to a pair of Jimmy Choo shoes, Siam Paragon is a shopping mall without rival when it comes to luxury goods. Read More...

The multi-storey MBK is popular with both tourists and locals. Eight floors packed with 2,000 shops that sell everything from clothing to furniture, mobile phones and electric appliances. Read More...

Terminal 21 brings the dream of traveling the world to downtown Bangkok, with its cutting-edge concept that places several world-famous cities under one roof. Read More...

Just few kilometres outside Bangkok is the charming Taling Chan Floating Market. It has everything you need to spend a good day and is far more genuine than the famous markets. Read More...

Damnoen Saduak is the most popular floating market in Thailand, great for photo opportunities, food, and for giving you an insight into a bygone way of life. An early morning start is worth it to avoid the heat and catch Damnoen Saduak at its liveliest. Read More...

We visited them all and here is our report - What we liked and what we didn't like! Do you really have to wake up ludicrously early? Does it cost much to get there? Not necessarily! Read More...

Amphawa is the second most popular floating market near Bangkok, not as large as Damnoen Saduak but more authentic, with visitors almost exclusively Thai. Read More...

Asiatique The Riverfront is an expansive open-air theme mall with panoramic river views and a delightful fusion of shopping, dining, culture and colonial-style architecture. Read More...

With over 15,000 stalls and more than 200,000 visitors every weekend, Chatuchak Weekend Market is possibly one of the biggest and most famous in the world. Read More...

Most malls and department stores in Bangkok stay open until at least 21:00 - some as late as 22:00. So there's plenty of time to make the most of the city's retail therapy after sunset. Read More...

Bangkok markets are buzzing and bursting with bargains, making a visit to at least one absolutely essential. On top of Chatuchak Market, Pratunam and Khao San are well worth a visit . Read More...

From the legendary MBK, to the sophisticated Emporium or unashamedly upscale Siam Paragon, and CentralWorld, Bangkok's accommodate a wide range of style and budget. Read More...

Even if you haven’t come to Bangkok to take home an antique stone elephant or some modern art from the northern tribes of Thailand, OP Place (Oriental Plaza) is still a fantastic place to visit. Read More...

Where to start? It can be difficult to decide as choices are endless. Try Chinatown, Pratunam textile market, Sukhumvit for antiques and handicrafts, or hit high-end shopping malls in Siam. Read More...

Put simply, what isn't there to buy? From ornate teak curiosities to red hot contemporary fashions, tacky crop tops to the latest Lamborghini Diablo, there is very little you can't find here. Read More...