Siam Paragon

The Siam Paragon is on Rama I Road in the Pathum Wan district in Bangkok and is located in the heart of the Bangkok shopping district. Next door to the Siam Paragon is the Siam Center and Siam Discovery Center and opposite Siam Square with the MBK Center a short walk away. The BTS Siam Station is build right next to the mall and across the street from the Novotel Bangkok On Siam Square Hotel in Thailand.

Siam Paragon

The Siam Paragon is one of the biggest shopping centers in Asia having opened in December 2005. The shopping center includes many high-end stores and restaurants. This as well as a 15 cinemas and auto showrooms. This from such auto makers as BMW, Lotus, Lamborghini, Aston Martin, Bentley, Porsche, Jaguar, Spyker and Maserati. There also other high-end stores. Such as Gucci, Chanel, Balenciaga, Valentino and also Cartier and  Versace and Louis Vuitton amongst others.

Nestled along Bangkok’s bustling main street, this luxury shopping mall beckons with its opulent allure. However, the appeal here extends beyond the realm of acquiring extravagant wares. Transitioning seamlessly from floor to floor, a multitude of delights await, and it’s not just limited to purchasing pricey luxury goods.

 

Ground Floor

The ground floor boasts not only an expansive food court but also a restaurant where the true essence of Thai cuisine comes alive, inviting you to savor an authentic culinary experience. As I revisited this destination after a span of six years, an undeniable truth emerged—it remained remarkably consistent over time. Gourmet Mart retained its charm, offering a haven for shopping enthusiasts.

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Nonetheless, a caveat remains—the area surrounding this haven is notorious for relentless traffic jams. Navigating through this congestion is a daunting task, thus I strongly advise against employing a car or taxi. Instead, opt for the efficient BTS subway to access the mall, ensuring a seamless and stress-free journey. Given that parking consumes over an hour, and escaping the traffic labyrinth demands a similar duration, relying on alternative transportation proves to be the wiser choice.

Siam Paragon Map

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Stores

Behold, an astonishing shopping mecca awaits, boasting an impressive array of stores that cater to every whim. However, the pinnacle of delight lies on the ground floor—where the food court reigns supreme. The meticulously crafted design of the entire establishment seamlessly complements the individual aesthetics of each restaurant. The tantalizing spread of culinary offerings appears too tempting to resist, leaving me yearning to sample every delicacy these establishments have to offer. Alas, the constraints of time in this enchanting city limited our culinary explorations.

In essence, this luxury shopping mall is more than a mere emporium—it’s an experience that transcends the boundaries of commerce. Amidst a plethora of options, from luxury goods to delectable dining. The heart of Bangkok pulsates with a magnetic energy that draws you in. Beyond its opulent displays, it’s the flavors. The ambience, and the city’s vibrant spirit that intertwine to create an unforgettable tapestry of experiences.

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Location

Siam Paragon is also close to the Siam Ocean World aquarium and the well known Thai Art Gallery in Bangkok. There is also an opera concert hall and a large bowling alley. Likewise a karaoke centre which is very popular on Friday nights. If you are looking for even more options then The Emporium is not too far away. The shopping mall also has 8,000 square metres of food stores, restaurants serving local and international foods. Also there is also a large food court which is reasonably priced.

In 2010 the five-star Kempinski Hotel Siam and serviced apartment complex was opened near the Siam Paragon. Note that the Siam Paragon is the second largest shopping mall in Thailand. This after Central World which is not too far away. With more than 270 stores you are spoilt for choice at the Siam Paragon Shopping Mall in Thailand. Lastly also see the BTS Ratchadamri Station as well as the Akiyoshi Pathum Wan for food options.

 

 

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