Must-see shopping in Southeast Asia
Udon Thani
UD Town is an open-air shopping precinct that also stages events from time to time.
Siam Square, Pratunam, Phloen Chit & Ratchathewi
This store stocks handsome, high-quality leather items, ranging from shoes to bags.
Coron Town
Hippy, trippy art and masks, many of them made by indigenous groups around Palawan.
Pulau Ambon
The most central of Kota Ambon's megamalls has a hypermart and fast-food outlets.
Pyin Oo Lwin
Sells local fruit wines (bottles from K5000), as well as Myanmar rum and whisky.
Siem Reap
Well-stocked bookstore near Psar Chaa, with an additional branch at the airport.
Miri
Sells rubber 'kampung shoes' (RM6 to RM10), which are perfect for jungle hikes.
Northern Bangkok
A stall at Bangkok's Chatuchak Weekend Market that sells Burmese lacquerware.
Northern Bangkok
A stall at Chatuchak Weekend Market that sells Bangkok-themed murals.
Siam Square, Pratunam, Phloen Chit & Ratchathewi
A diving supply store in central Bangkok.
Hua Hin
An attraction that rivals the beach in popularity, Hua Hin’s two-block-long night market is full of tourists every night. There's all the standard knock…
Pakse
This is the closest thing Pakse has to a shopping mall, with all the usual suspects – cosmetics stores, fashion stores, electronics stores, a cinema and…
George Town
If you’re after a huge Chinese couch, a household shrine or have RM55,000 to spend on a 2m-tall carved-wood Buddha, this is the place to come. Even if you…