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HuaHin Market Village
For those looking for the comforts of home while vacationing in an otherwise sleepy resort town, look no further than the Hua Hin Market Village.
This lifestyle complex is Hua Hin’s equivalent to JAvenue in Bangkok where all of life’s con-veniences can be had in one single spot. A creatively minia turized shopping center, the Market Village brings together some of Bangkok’s best services such as Tesco Lotus, Major Cineplex and Major Bowl, HomePro as well as a variety of restaurants and cafes like Starbucks and Siam Winery’s wine cellar to satisfy the urban palate.
There are also bookstores and electronics shops that bring modern conveniences to this seaside city.
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Sailom Pavillion Shopping HuaHin
Another famous shopping complex in Hua Hin, Sailom Pavilion retains traditional Thai charms within its wrought-wood pavilion design, making it a perfect fit to Hua Hin’s old town settings.
It’s a great place to shop for local handicrafts, intricate gifts, home decor, and other delicate works by local artists. Sailom Pavilion is also where some Western eateries can be found, including favorites like Great American Rib and Subway Sandwiches.
It is also great for just relaxing, as a mini garden out front makes for a cozy afternoon chill-out spot.
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Khomapastr Fabric Arts • Hua Hin
Looking to take home a piece of Hua Hin? There is nothing more authentic than a gift from Khomapastr. The 50-year-old brand has earned recognition beyond the borders of this resort town with intricate fabrics blending the art of traditional silkscreening with modern-style stitches and colors.
What makes Khomapastr fabrics-cotton and silk alikestand out from others is their traditional designs that tell stories through Thai arts, from literary characters to Thai creatures and plants. There are also other fabricbased products worth checking out, such as pillow cases, scarves, cloth dolls and many others.
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HuaHin Night Market
To truly experience the local culture and lifestyle of any town in Thailand, one must pay a visit to the local market. Hua Hin is no different, though there are many markets scattered about in this seaside town, the Night Market is undoubtedly the most famous and most crowded shopping street in Hua Hin.
Stretched across two big roads, the market is a span of shophouses, canopied-stalls and food vendors offering everything and anything to curious tourists looking for a bit of enjoyment after the sun has set.
The Night Market is also the best place to sample Hua Hin’s local delicacies as well as a place to shop for unique gifts and souvenirs. The best advice is to come hungry and eat and shop your way around for the best deals in food and fashion.
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