Thai Fashion
If you love Thai culture and lifestyle, then Thai fashion is for you. Noted for its colourful motifs, it is a reflection of their lives. Yet, these clothes come with a tinge of local flavour and would look just as great even in cosmopolitan Singapore. Shop to your heart's content at Chatuchak Weekend Market. With thousands of stalls, it's no wonder tourists just can't get enough of this place.

Shop to your heart's content at Chatuchak Weekend Market . With thousands of stalls, it's no wonder tourists just can't get enough of this place.

Suan-Lum Night Bazaar
It is the first government-supported night bazaar under the supervision of the Tourism Authority of Thailand. It is easy to access because it is just a stone's throw from many business and shopping areas: Silom, Sathorn, Ploenchit, Rajprasong, Langsuan, Chitlom, Siam Square, Pratunam, and Hua Lampong. Over 5000 stalls, stores, and business units are divided into seven zones.

Narayana Phand
For those who do not have the luxury of time to shop around Bangkok, this, the biggest Thai handicrafts center in Thailand, is the one place to go when hunting for souvenirs and other gift items. Located directly across from the World Trade Center, it falls under government supervision. As well as a vast array of items to choose from, it also has a number of moneychangers. Shoppers will find a huge variety of products from all over the country. Available items include Thai silk, ceramics, woodcarvings, lacquer ware, bronze objects and Khon masks.