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Shopping in Bangkok (video)

By Editorial
Posted in Shopping , Shopping centres
Tags: , , , , ,
December 14 2013

Shop in Bangkok is a fantastic experience. Do you love to shop or are you a true bargain hunter? Then Bangkok is a true paradise for you.

De Thai capital is known as one of the world's best shopping cities. In Bangkok you can buy just about anything you can think of.

Besides the fact that you can spend great money or marvel at all the luxury you can imagine, the shopping malls also have excellent restaurants (food courts). Some shopping centers have a mega cinema, sea aquarium or huge play paradises for children. Tired of walking? Have your feet and lower legs massaged. This makes shopping a real day out.

The large well-known shopping centers of Bangkok are mainly located in the Sukhumvit and Silom districts. And are easily accessible by skytrain.

Which malls should you see?

The shopping centers below are definitely worth a visit:

  • Siam Paragon, Siam – Open: 10am – 00pm, BTS: Siam
  • Central World, Siam – Open: 10am-00pm, BTS: Siam, Chidlom
  • MBK, Siam – Open: 10am – 00pm, BTS: National Stadium
  • Terminal 21, Sukhumvit Road – Open: 10am-00pm, BTS: ASOK
  • Central Chidlom, Chidlom-Ploenchit – Open: 10am-00pm, BTS: Childlom
  • The Emporium, Phrom Phong – Open: 10am-00pm, BTS: Phrom Phong
  • Gaysorn Shopping Mall Chidlom Ploenchit – Open: 10am-00pm, BTS: Chidlom
  • Siam Discovery, Siam – Open: 10am-00pm, BTS: Siam
  • Platinum Fashion Mall, Pratunam – Open: 10am – 00pm, BTS: Chidlom
  • Pantip Plaza, Pratunam – Open: 10am-00pm, BTS: Chidlom

The video below shows one of the newest shopping malls in Bangkok: Terminal 21.

[youtube]http://youtu.be/N4QbGCrPOas[/youtube]

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