MarketFriday - Asiatique The Riverfront in Bangkok - Part II

Last week on my #wednesdaywalk around Bangkok i was just about to be showered down by this huge monsoon black cloud blanketing the whole of Bangkok's sky luckily i found myself near this massive shopping mall called the Asiatique Riverfront Mall.

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These Buddhist figures painted on this wood just outstanding.

Asiatique Riverfront Market complex was Bangkok's first large scale riverside project combining shopping, dining, sightseeing, activities and events under one roof.

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Kids and Baby cloths just so cute.

In this post i am going to bring you the rest of the actual market stalls not including all the restaurants or activity sections which i could easily make another 2 posts from this huge complex.

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Beautiful colored lights for any occasion.

This market complex has so much packed in here that i am sure anyone coming here would not be disappointed there is something here for everyone check out all these fruit and flower shaped aromas that you can hang in your bathrooms or around the house to give you that juicy odor.

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They also make them that you can use to wash yourself with these odor soaps.

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Then you have all the aroma oils for massaging into you body after a hard day at work or the oils that you can burn to give you those lovely smell around the house.

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And every woman's dream to have a bottle opener like this hidden around the house somewhere....hehe :)

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This stall had so many interesting wooden items all made from trees that had died of and have been recycled into a wine case or flower pot holder all pretty cool to have around the house.

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Anyone for Tea's or Coffee many brands to chose from here.

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Handbags anyone any shape or size made from Bamboo soft cottons or Nylon.

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Some jewelry to go with the Handbags.

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I saw all these little painted elephant having a race around the table.

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Beautiful little glass stone elephant key-rings great little gifts.

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I think these were ash-trays they make good ornaments also.

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More Handbags made with Alligator skin and Leather.

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These hand made and painted Tea Pot Sets were just amazingly colorful and the Genies lamps outstanding.

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A lot of the products here are from the Himalayas , Tibetan and Nepal that's why we are seeing lots of tremendous work of art here and they love there Elephants.

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Also these birds were a work of art made in brass and coated with silver paint very light in weight and unbreakable awesome ornaments.

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Beautiful Silk made in Thailand and India you can have anything made by choosing what color silk material you would like.

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Anyone for Muay Thai boxing gear at your disposal.

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Indian feathers peace hoop there is a name for these but sorry it's just not coming to me.

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Some tall Giraffes to fill in some corners in your rooms.

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This silverware store was just stunning all hand made silverware from knives , forks , spoons , fruit bowls , mixing bowls and the list goes on this store was a joy to investigate.

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Check out this giant Fork and Spoon.

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I do think this is one of the best most modern market in Thailand every stall having it's own quality and design worthwhile a visit if you ever find yourself in Bangkok.

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Asiatique The Riverfront in Bangkok.

Address: 2194 Charoen Krung Rd, Khwaeng Wat Phraya Krai, Khet Bang Kho Laem, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10120

Hours: Opens 10am ⋅ Closes 12am

Phone: 092 246 0812

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