Thanks to the BTS Skytrain and the MRT subway system, inner city travel in Bangkok has now moved closer to what it is like in other major world capitals. The city is huge and has more than one major shopping district, so a knowledge of the transport system is essential if one is to get the best out of a shopping trip in this most seductive (to shoppers) city.
Siam-square
When the main shopping area in the Siam Square shopping experience by more modern But there's love interest. Also Shop with local schools to prepare more students throng the streets of the evening and on weekends this Is it close to Chulalongkorn University. (From the same land rent) that led to the growth of shopping at
Despite the Square is actually a block of buildings outside the slums of small sois (alleys) filled with small shops that attract mostly teenagers. If you want modern fashion girl shop Square where to find them Soi soi after a small quaint shop phone hot new fashion mix produced and imported products in the country with traditional clothes.
For that special Thai children aware design store where you'll find a creative modern art styles. Often one - offs to prepare to pay more.
Hotels, restaurants and other shopping centers have this connection to the Square and air-conditioned pedestrian overpass from MBK Centre, the students can enjoy shopping in Bangkok
Regular shops are closed around 9:00 after the stalls open shop opposite the Siam Paragon midnight selling fake watches, most, belts, bags and T-shirt.
The square also has 3 cinemas dating from the late sixties and early seventies, the Scala Theatre and Siam Theatre offer single wide screen viewing and the Lido is a small multiplex with 3 screens.
Siam Paragon was the first mega-shopping complex in Bangkok and the first to offer an up-market experience to shoppers. World-class international brand shops and the Thai flagship shores of the most prestigious “names” means that Siam Paragon remains a paradise for those who believe in the concept of Shop Till you Drop.
0 ความคิดเห็น:
Post a Comment