Other shopping in Phuket Province
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Talat Mai
Nudge your way deep into one of Chinatown’s famous capillaries, where vendors sell dried goods, half-alive filleted fish and vats of unidentifiable pickled things. The soi ’s (lane’s) poetic finale is lined with stalls selling elaborate funeral offerings and ‘passports to heaven’ that include paper houses and cars to take loved ones into the next life. You’ll find all the action in Soi 6, also known as Trok Itsaranuphap, off Th Yaowarat.
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Mae Ubol Market
This market has two shifts. In the morning, head to the warehouse, where you can see a bustling fresh market hard at haggle. It’s an entertaining scene. At 5pm the night market opens for business, meaning you can eat good Thai food and fresh seafood all night long if you want to.
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Pak Khlong Market
Get up early or stay out late to catch this 24-hour flower market, where the city stocks up on orchids, lilies and other tropical flowers. Pak Khlong is also one of Bangkok’s biggest fresh fruit and vegie markets. Located near Saphan Phut (also known as Memorial Bridge).
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Or Tor Kor Market
Across the street from Chatuchak Market, Or Tor Kor is Bangkok’s most upscale fresh market, selling what many swear are the tastiest pomelos around. Next to the produce vendors are food stalls that earn equal veneration for duck curries and other street treats.
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Bookazine Patong
If you need beach reading, you’ll find a wealth of English-language titles – from bestsellers to regional fiction and nonfiction –at this local chain.
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Kata Bookshop
Great selection of new and used books, and helpful service.
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