Chatuchak Weekend Market is home to a whopping 15,000 stalls spanning 26 sections and is the world's largest weekend market. At this colossal market, scout for local delicacies, clothing, second-hand merchandise, home decor, handicrafts, antiques, and even plants. You can also enjoy a soothing Thai massage after shopping. Navigating the market can be slightly overwhelming, so snap a picture of the schematic map that shows you what you can find in each section. For a smoother experience, join a private tour to be whisked directly to the best stores to make the most of your Thai Baht. The market can be easily reached by the Skytrain. – Tripadvisor

This enormous mall is one of Bangkok’s most popular shopping haunts, and bargain hunters will enjoy making their way through the hundreds of small shops selling electronics, souvenirs, cosmetics, and more. In addition, many visit the mall for the vendors trading in replica clothing and accessories. There is a food court and multiple eateries on each floor—look through the mall directory and pick from the local and international cuisines on offer. MBK Center is located near the Bangkok Art and Culture Center. Kick off your shopping mission by alighting at the National Stadium BTS Skytrain Station on a weekday morning..

This upscale shopping complex has high-end luxury brands and even fancy car showrooms under one roof. There is also a food hall and gourmet market, where you can find fresh-from-farm goods as well as an array of Thai and international food. Entertainment-wise, you’ll find the SEA LIFE Bangkok Ocean World, a mega cineplex, and Madame Tussauds Bangkok—great for adults and kids alike. The mall is just a convenient walk over from BTS Skytrain’s Siam station. You might want to come on weekday mornings for fewer crowds. Travelers can also apply for the Tourist Discount Card to enjoy bonus perks and discounts. – Tripadvisor

This mall in Bangkok is designed to look like an airport, complete with a shopping guide that looks like a passport. You can even check-in for your upcoming flight on the main floor. Explore the nine-story complex and its themed floors that will transport you from Tokyo to Istanbul to San Francisco, all in one day. When you're ready to refuel, head over to the Gourmet Market for a delicious selection of Thai food. Make sure to grab a Tourist Privilege Card from the information counters to enjoy discounts at participating outlets. For a more intimate experience, you can explore the mall and other attractions on a private tour of Bangkok. – Tripadvisor

This massive shopping complex in Bangkok houses over 500 stores across seven floors. CentralWorld is also connected to a 5-star hotel, a 15-screen cinema, two Hindu shrines, and an ice skating rink—great for a family outing. For avid shoppers, expect designer brands as well as leading international and local fashion brands. When hungry, don’t miss the Central Food Hall and the array of restaurants, cafes, and dessert joints in the mall. Tourists can obtain a special discount card with their passports and enjoy even more savings. CentralWorld can be easily reached by the BTS Skytrain. – Tripadvisor

With over 2,000 shops, Platinum Shopping Mall is one of Bangkok’s largest wholesale shopping centers. However, you still can shop for retail items, so travelers can come here to trawl the seven stories in search of clothes, cosmetics, shoes, and accessories. Here, the more pieces you buy, the cheaper they get, and you can even practice your bargaining skills. Do your measurements in advance, or bring a measuring tape, as you're not able to try on the clothes at most shops. When hungry, refuel at the food court that has a good variety of authentic yet inexpensive food. For a more peaceful shopping experience, visit before noon and on weekdays. – Tripadvisor

This night market is located inside Patpong, one of Bangkok's most infamous red-light districts. Here, you can get all sorts of souvenirs like knock-off clothing and t-shirts, colorful lights, coconut shell bowls, and even local art. Haggling is expected so try and get yourself a better bargain. Unlike other traditional Thai markets, there aren't many food stalls here. But there are a couple of stands selling yummy Thai street food just outside. The highlight, however, is the adult entertainment venues that surround the market. Check out the neon-lit go-go bars, massage parlors, and discotheques. You can experience Patpong and the nightlife of Bangkok on an evening tour of the city. – Tripadvisor

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