{"id":1305,"date":"2019-08-30T05:43:46","date_gmt":"2019-08-30T05:43:46","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/msie4conference.ait.ac.th\/?p=1305"},"modified":"2019-09-02T01:32:35","modified_gmt":"2019-09-02T01:32:35","slug":"shopping-in-pattaya","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"http:\/\/msie4conference.ait.ac.th\/?p=1305","title":{"rendered":"SHOPPING IN PATTAYA"},"content":{"rendered":"

Pattaya may not be a shopper\u2019s paradise in the same class as Bangkok, but that doesn\u2019t stop it from having quite an impressive choice of malls, markets and boutique stores. You can find anything from high-end fashion to simple souvenirs along a price range from bank-busting to practically free. In some cases, the shops are not even the star attractions, with noteworthy places like Pattaya Floating Market or Mimosa offering a great day out as well, making them attractions in their own right. At the other end of the spectrum, the city has many local markets with a huge range of wares available.<\/p>\n

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  1. THE AVENUE PATTAYA<\/li>\n<\/ol>\n

    PATTAYA SECOND ROAD – OPEN: 10:00-23:00<\/p>\n

    Catering to the lifestyles of the hip and young, the lineup of shops here resembles those found at Bangkok\u2019s J Avenue
    (Thonglor) and La Villa (Phaholyothin). Think Starbucks, iBerry, Au Bon Pain, Wine Connection and a host of branded
    sportswear and lifestyle stores like iStudio, Adidas, Geox and Puma. There\u2019s also an eight-screen cineplex and Blu-O,
    space-age bowling and karaoke club. Read More…<\/a><\/p>\n

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    2. ROYAL GARDEN PLAZA PATTAYA<\/p>\n

    SOUTH PATTAYA – OPEN: 10:30-23:00<\/p>\n

    With a bright-red airplane sticking out of the building\u2019s top floor, this large, up-market mall is an air-con oasis of
    boutique shops, chain stores, restaurants, a food court and a two-screen multiplex. It also houses one of Pattaya\u2019s
    most popular attractions, Ripley\u2019s Believe It or Not! museum, where you can browse through some 300 exhibits
    showcasing all the world\u2019s oddest treasures and creatures.     Read More…<\/a><\/p>\n

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    3. CENTRAL FESTIVAL PATTAYA BEACH<\/p>\n

    BEACH ROAD – OPEN: 11:00-23:00<\/p>\n

    One of Pattaya\u2019s modern lifestyle shopping complexes, Central Festival Pattaya Beach features more than 200 leading
    brand shops (including Zara, Guess, DKNY Jeans, Diesel, MNG, Loft and more), a supermarket, bookstores, cinemas,
    an ice-skating rink and a host of entertainment venues and dining options. Facing the beach, you can also enjoy a
    lovely view of the ocean from the sixth floor.     Read More…<\/a><\/p>\n

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    4. WALKING STREET<\/p>\n

    SOUTH PATTAYA<\/p>\n

    Closed off to car traffic after sunset, the Walking Street sees business as usual during the day. The two street sides are
    sprinkled with shops selling mostly \u2018antiques\u2019, jewellery, paintings and souvenirs. But the main highlight is a handful of
    tailor shops where you can get bespoke clothes custom-made at affordable prices. Don\u2019t go for the cheapest deals or
    fastest delivery times, though, as quality tailoring takes time.     Read More…<\/a><\/p>\n

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    5. PATTAYA FLOATING MARKET<\/p>\n

    JOMTIEN – OPEN: 10:00 – 23:00<\/p>\n

    With more than 110 shops selling all kinds of regional crafts and souvenirs, shopping at Pattaya Floating Market can
    be more exciting than browsing row after row of street stalls. Stroll along the wooden boardwalk and make your way
    from one regional market to the next, enjoy an afternoon show, or sample local snacks from the boat vendors. The
    floating market is a delightful alternative.     Read More…<\/a><\/p>\n

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    6. OUTLET MALL PATTAYA<\/p>\n

    NORTH PATTAYA – OPEN: 10:00-22:00<\/p>\n

    The Factory Outlet Mall in Pattaya was the first of its kind in Thailand, offering big discounts on popular high street
    fashion brands for tourists and locals alike. There are enough shops here to keep the whole family happy and year
    round bargains ensure the place is always alive with activity; certain items are up to 70% off their original price.     Read More..<\/a><\/p>\n

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    7. STREET SHOPPING<\/p>\n

    SOUTH PATTAYA<\/p>\n

    For souvenirs, beach essentials and tacky goods, hit the beachfront stalls lining the southern stretch of Beach Road
    (south of Central Pattaya Road). Open all day and late into the night, goods here reflect a diverse array of
    enthusiasms: fake football shirts, surf shorts, bikinis, flick-knives, ethnic crafts, Buddha statues, rude T-shirts, hardcore
    porn DVDs, stun guns, and even Samurai swords.<\/p>\n

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    8. SHOPPING BAZAARS AND WEEKEND MARKETS<\/p>\n

    SOUTH PATTAYA – 08:00 TO 23:00.<\/p>\n

    Thepprasit Market on Thepprasit Road near the junction with Sukhumvit Road is Pattaya’s version of a weekend
    market. It has over 500 stalls offering food and a variety of goods. On Tuesdays and Fridays, Soi Buakhao Market sets
    up on the corner of South Pattaya Road and Soi Buakhao. The Made in Thailand Night Plaza on Second Road near Soi
    10 is a warren of small shops offering locally made products each day from 08:00 to 23:00.<\/p>\n

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    Pattaya may not be a shopper\u2019s paradise in the same class as Bangkok, but that doesn\u2019t stop it from having quite an impressive choice of malls, markets and boutique stores. You can find anything from high-end fashion to simple souvenirs along a price range from bank-busting to practically free. In some cases, the shops are…<\/p>\n

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