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Terminal 21

Terminal 21 is just another (nine-storey) shopping place in Bangkok. But you will be walking inside feeling like you are traveling. The mall is designed to look like an airport -It opened last year while the nation was dealing with the flood crisis.  Life does go on.  The world goes on. And it's right under one roof for Bangkokians and visitors -

I was here for the first time yesterday, but only to have brunch in Mexico opposite the Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco, not far from the city's municipal railway -

There are more spots to see. Or I could get lost in a maze of shops in Tokyo.

 ABC Wednesday

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  1. developers don't run out of ideas to make people spend their time and money at the malls. so this is like around the world in 3 hours.:p

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  2. Cool idea for a store to look like a terminal. Carver, ABC-Wed. Team

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  3. Not a place I hang out, malls, but looks nice.
    ROG, ABC Wednesday team

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  4. Sorry about the first comment, Ms. Burrito was bloghopping a while ago for Ruby Tuesday wahhh..

    Wish I could visit Thailand someday.

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  5. Looks like a nice place to shop around.

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  6. another spot to see more of the world without leaving the comforts of home. how neat it is to have a theme park- like atmosphere in a shopping complex.

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  7. Looks like a terrific place to shop and I'd probably get losT There! lol

    Leslie
    abcw team

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  8. What a colourful and interesting mall that I enjoyed seeing through your camera.

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  9. Wow, quite a place. Good "T".

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  10. I love Terminal 21, the developer Anant Asavabhokhin did a really great job! While most new shopping malls are just another copy of the same thing in a different location (see the Central Rama IX shopping complex that opened after Terminal21 in Bangkok), this one gives a really unique shopping experience and many of the stores offer great value.

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