The market in Bangkok is a treasure house of miscellaneous goods

Pratunam is the meaning of "water gate". Prato is "gate" Nam is "water".

This neighborhood is called so because there was a lock gate of the Sensep Canal nearby.

Numerous clothing shops are gathering in the area from Peppley Street to Indra Regent Hotel, and there is a tallest building in Bangkok on the ground 2 floor, high-rise building Baikyo Yok 85 building nearby.

When entering the alley, it is overwhelmed by the number of shops lined up, but there is also a shop under the arcade, so it will be a man who can not pass through the weekend.

It is also a wholesale market where a lot of people come to buy from Japan, and it is only a short way to pass, but fried sweets are fried, mobile fruit stalls and drink stalls are moving with shoppers I am surprised because it is.

Pratunam is one color of fashion and the price is cheap, so it will be cheaper if you buy it all over, so it is popular with locals and tourists.

Cardigans made in China that I have seen on the net are also sold at 150B, and T - shirts sold at 150B that I saw in other markets were also sold here at 90B.

Because the access is somewhat inconvenient and crowded in Pratunam Market, shopping in the crowd is serious but prices are also presented from the beginning, and a lot of cheap clothing items are lined up, so it is worth seeing It is a market.

A wholesale street where stores of miscellaneous goods in the Chinatown area are densely popularly known as "Samppen / Lane" People in Thailand call it "Sampean".

Stationary goods, fashion accessories, folk crafts are sold, and many of the visitors to this place are retailers.

Products are sold in units of dozens or kilos, but buyers are OK so tourists can also shop normally.

Since the alley of Samppen Lane is only about 2.5 m in width, it will move against the flow.

Many people are crowded all day long, but mobile stalls such as bikes and drinks come along so there are times when it is difficult to pass each other.

Although it is not an assortment for tourists, it is only called a wholesale market, it is close to the wholesale price and this place is recommended if you can purchase miscellaneous goods cheaply.

In hot weather, many people are more likely to be deprived of physical strength so long-term stay is useless.

The mark of Pakhlat street markets is the market where clothing fabrics are sold.

The area around here is called "Little India" and I see a man wearing a turban or a woman in Surrey.

It is said that Japanese madams living in Thailand also visit the "pafrat market" and buy fabrics for clothes in old ways to bring cloth here and bring them to Taylor to tailor their clothes.

Colorful fabrics and Indian ethnic-style accessories are also abundantly sold, and there are also Indian restaurants, Indian sweets and dining halls where you can enjoy milk tea in addition to the dough.

It is a market where fashion miscellaneous goods and food that appear limited will be sold in narrow streets and alleys that have entered the side of Bangkok Bank from Silom Road around noon.

Fashion, miscellaneous goods and food for ladies are sold in the market which is popular to OL working in the surroundings, having the name "property melt", and the crowd is great crowding around 12 when the company will be lunch break .

Many OLs were having fun while choosing fashionable design clothes.

2015 year 1 It is characterized by being divided into 3 one area of ​​miscellaneous goods, food stalls, pubs in the night market popular with Thai young people who opened in February.

Since it is a market which is open from 17 hour to next 1 time and is a market right behind the popular commercial facility "Esplanade" for young people, it is very popular, and it is talked about colorful and instantiated tents of stalls about 1000. .

There were clothing items and handmade accessories that were almost the same as those sold at Chatuchak · Weekend Market etc.

In this market there are plenty of eateries and there are not only Thai cuisine but also seafood BBQ shops, Japanese ramen shops, and there are many open-air shops in the area where pubs are crowded so it is crowded.

The more late at night this market is getting more lively as the number of customers increases.

It is a night market for tourists, which is set up in the evening on a street in the daytime from the evening and the business starts from the around 18 time.

It is located in the entertainment district patchon near Saladaeng Station, many customers are for tourists, clerk's asking price is also high, but it is easy to negotiate price cuts.

Besides clothing, miscellaneous goods, folk crafts, brand copy products are on sale.

There are several bars on both sides of the street and there is a mysterious atmosphere.