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Bangkok's Best Markets & Malls

Bangkok's retail landscape spans from the massive Chatuchak Weekend Market, home to over 15,000 stalls, to the world’s 10th largest shopping complex, CentralWorld. Visitors can explore traditional floating markets like Taling Chan and Khlong Lat Mayom for local food, or browse specialized hubs like the Phra Chan Amulet Market. Modern malls like Terminal 21 offer unique airport-themed interiors, while the Emporium caters to high-end luxury. From the backpacker energy of Khaosan Road to the fresh produce at Khlong Toei Market, this selection captures the city's diverse commercial heritage.

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Khaosan Road

Historic street and former rice trading hub that has evolved into a major backpacker center. The area is characterized by its nightlife, affordable guesthouses, and role as a site for Songkran water festival celebrations.

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Chatuchak Market

Operating since 1942, the largest market in Thailand boasts over 15,000 stalls divided into 27 sections.

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Siam Square

Do you want to go for some shopping in Bangkok? If so, be sure to visit this square full of stores selling all kinds of goods, from fashion…

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Taling Chan Floating Market

Opened in 1987, this floating market offers a unique opportunity to glimpse into the daily lives of the locals, as well as to experience…

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Phra Athit Road

Whilst in the area, come and visit this so-called New Siam Riverside. It is a local place of leisure and university culture that features a…

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MBK Center

This large shopping mall boasts around 2,000 shops spread over eight floors.

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Banglamphu

Visit this buzzing neighbourhood, which is a popular destination mainly for backpackers.

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Patpong Night Market

Visit this great place where you’ll find all sorts of interesting merchandise and cheap souvenirs in a chaotic and busy narrow space.

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Terminal 21

Opened in October 2011, this unique department store was built in an airport style concept.

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CentralWorld

If there's any place to make your wallet consciously suffer, this is it - the 10th largest shopping complex in the world.

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Sukhumvit Road Street Market

If you want to buy cheap goods such as clothes, DVDs or watches, stop by at this street market.

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Tha Phra Chan Market - Amulets market

As the name suggests, this is where you should go hunting for amulets. You might stumble upon some intriguing pieces.

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Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market

Floating markets are a huge attraction for tourists in Bangkok, but this one is not that touristy and crowded.

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Siam Center

If you are looking for something local and fashionable, this center is a place to go.

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Khlong Toei Market

Khlong Toei Market is Bangkok's biggest fresh market. It is located on Rama IV Road near the Khlong Toei and Queen Sirikit National…

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Big C Rajdamri

Come and discover one of Thailand’s largest supermarket chains, where you can find almost anything from fresh produce and fashion to a…

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Thanon Maharat

At this traditional market you can buy some spices, herbs or flowers. Stop by and experience the authentic atmosphere!

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Sukhumvit

Sukhumvit Road, or Highway 3, is a major road in Thailand, and a major surface road of Bangkok and other cities.

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Bang Nam Pheung Floating Market

Bang Nam Phueng is a tambon in Phra Pradaeng District, Samut Prakan Province, central Thailand, known for local floating market.

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Emporium

Operating since 1997, this luxury shopping mall boasts high-end boutiques, shoe shops and accessories.