Great places for shopping in Takua Pa in June (updated in 2024)

"Bigc is the largest supermarket chain in Thailand, and it is also a local brand in Thailand. There are three such supermarkets in Krabi, the business area is very large, and the variety is very complete, from fresh fruit to daily necessities, and even to household appliances. The price is also very cheap, definitely worth the money to buy for your own use or bring home."

"I haven't bought a souvenir for a long time, because the price inside is very expensive and the quality is average, but the children can't walk when they arrive, they want to buy everything, especially just saw Madagascar, especially fascinated by the penguins inside, bought a smallest, can only say that it is expensive."

"The leather goods here are quite good, all kinds, and many types!"

"Cheap and good quality, locals have become accustomed to this 24-hour convenience supermarket."

"Some style designs are still very good, the price of things is similar, we went around, still very like, the finished product can be sent express."

"Phuket is the largest island in Thailand, with clear seawater and clean natural environment. To Phuket, you can see its sea beaches and rich nightlife. There is also a lot of seafood and tropical fruits in Phuket."

"The supermarket is very full of things, in addition to tourists and local guests, it is very suitable to buy some souvenirs back, the price is not expensive, many very affordable things, such as Gree high biscuits, and various mother noodles"

"There are many types of dried fruit in this store. And it's delicious. It's also Thailand, and I feel the most specialty things."

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"The market is open twice a week, Tuesday and Friday, about 500 meters from the Karon Circle. I like this market largely because it is located in the surrounding area of Suwang Temple, a beautiful Buddhist temple in the center of Karon Village. The stalls feature souvenirs such as clothing, jewelry, artwork, aprons, handicrafts and other items, as well as a wide variety of street snacks, from Thai fried rice, fruit milkshakes to fried insects. I found the temple itself beautiful and stopped in front of several attractions along the way. My family left with some cheap stuff. There were many tourists hanging out there. Finally, a monk in the temple told us that the market was closed because of the Buddha Festival. There was no announcement on the temple site, and there was no information on the Internet about the market not open. We should probably go to the hotel to learn about it first."