I can honestly say that I didn't go to Thailand to shop. I didn't really need anything, but there were a few things that I couldn't resist buying... such as assorted edibles.
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| Honey from Sompet Market in Chiang Mai. |
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| Ready-to-cook spice packs from Aroon Rai in Chiang Mai. |
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| Munchies from Gourmet Market at Emporium in Bangkok. |
Assorted scented things.
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| Mosquito repellent from Funky Monkey and incense from Anusan Night Market in Chiang Mai. Reed diffusers and aromatherapy set from Emporium Department Store in Bangkok. |
My skin felt a bit patchy so I got these. They were on sale. I hope my face doesn't melt off.
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| Luminese cleanser, eye cream and night cream from Boots in Bangkok. |
Sorry for displaying my delicates online, but I just have to tell every woman out there: The brassieres in Bangkok are dirt-cheap!
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| BSC bras from Emporium Department Store in Bangkok. Only 460 baht (US$14.50) each. |
I got some extra large T-shirts for my brother.
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| Cotton tees from Anusan Night Market in Chiang Mai. |
And some doodads for myself.
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| Case logic camera bag from CentralWorld Bangkok, the sixth largest shopping complex in the world. Bluetooth speaker from Philippine Airlines Fiesta Boutique. |
The following things, I didn't buy. Hot Tuna lugged them all the way from London to Bangkok to Krabi to Chiang Mai.
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| Preciousssssss from Fortnum & Mason in London, established in 1707. |
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| Books! Historical fiction by Hilary Mantel. |
A fruitful trip, I would say.
i've never been to the sunday walking market in chiang mai. i heard it's pretty good for shopping. i should schedule a weekend trip next time.
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