Highlights:- Revel in a unique shopping experience as you hop from one city to the next at Terminal 21 in Bangkok. - Explore more than 600 brands across all 9 levels of the shopping mall.- Admire and stop for a photo session with the mall props, including the iconic London red bus or the Golden Gate Bridge of California. - Ride on the city’s longest escalator as you travel from Paris on the mezzanine floor to Istanbul on the third.- Explore the best of Thai cuisine at one of Bangkok’s best food courts, located on the eighth floor of the mall.- Catch the latest release at the SF Theaters, situated on the Hollywood floor at the ninth level.
Terminal 21 Bangkok has nine levels with up to 600 retailers, a cineplex, a supermarket (Gourmet Market), and a food court with a range of Thai cuisine. Along with offering different fashionable items, Terminal 21 is also a beautiful place to admire. To provide the authentic airport experience, it has many props that represent each city, which are beautifully crafted. This offers an aesthetically pleasing environment making it a fashionista in itself.
This floor packs all the essence of the sea in a single level. It has a shore, pier, and lighthouse, as well as all of the hues of the Caribbean. As you explore the bottom level, you'll feel as though you're enjoying a drink on a faraway beach. There are multiple banks here, so you can get some money in case you want to buy some souvenirs. There’s some dining options on this level as well. The Gourmet Market is also located on this floor, where you can get wonderful soup, a variety of Thai specialties, fruit, and even ice cream.
The beauty of Terminal 21's ground level is astounding. It is a marvel of marble and gorgeous sculptures, decorated in the style of antique Rome. In the center of the restrooms is a big Roman-style fountain. It should come as no surprise that this level houses some of Terminal 21's most upscale retailers, such as Jaspel and Guess. Level G is also home to the currency exchange at Terminal 21, and could come in handy if you’re looking to exchange cash from your home country.
If you haven't gone to the romantic capital of the world to view the Eiffel Tower in person, you may visit a stunning replica of it at Terminal 21. If designer digs aren't your thing, this floor is perfect for you because it houses H&M and Victoria's Secret. On this floor, there are also plenty of beauty salons. You should definitely test some of the top Asian items that aren't available in your country. Bangkok’s longest escalator ride starts at Paris, taking one all the way up to Istanbul on the third floor.
With Japanese sculptures and imaginative accents like paper lanterns, this floor is full of intrigue and sophistication. The floor is modeled after a typical Tokyo market, with walkways lined up with open stalls on either side. You'll feel as if you're in one of Japan's most attractive and exclusive markets, with no greater alternatives for women' clothing than on this level. Brands selling at Tokyo include K9, Wila, Basement of Samantha and a few other flagship designers. Take the time to fully explore Tokyo's nooks and crannies, and you'll be sure to find some great deals and surprises.
London’s culture is closely associated with its classic red telephone booth, and there’s plenty of those to find on the Second Floor at Terminal 21 in Bangkok. Just as Tokyo catered mostly to women, the stores and brands in London are tailored towards men’s apparel. Ton Tip for cufflinks and accessories, Hoops, Cross Road, Human Fight, Sports World, and Hatman Exclusive are among the men's apparel stores (including sports stores). The big showstopper at the floor is the gigantic model of the red double decker bus that sits smack at the center.
Istanbul at Terminal 21 pays a nod to its country of inspiration through its traditional souk-styled atmosphere. The floor is ideal for those looking for a thrift shopping experience, or looking to merely pick up trinkets. There’s plenty of accessory products to explore here- hats, shoes, jewelry, you name it, and they have it. Some of the most popular brands on the floor include Jelly Bunny, Leather Balcony and Rock Me Jewelry.
Unlike the other cities, Terminal 21 has two whole floors dedicated just to San Francisco! The first floor recreates the cityscape of SF, complete with the Californian styled trams. The biggest tribute to the city is the stunning model of the Golden Gate Bridge that stretches from one end of the floor to the other one. The Fourth Floor houses some of Bangkok’s best dining options, although the City is outshined by the Pier that follows it.
On the fifth floor of Terminal 21 in Bangkok sprawls the finest food court in the city. Unlike most traditional food courts that pride in their assortment of junk food and snacks, the Fifth Floor food court focuses solely on the local Thai cuisine. Fares here are freshly prepared and delivered with the utmost care. Most options are rather inexpensive as well, making it perfect for those looking to try traditional Thai food on a budget.
The sixth floor, which is appropriately designed in old Hollywood style, is beautiful and interesting, making it the ideal site to complete your Terminal 21 journey. The star of the Sixth Floor is electronics, all of the finest brands and sold at extremely inexpensive rates. Extra headphones, phone chargers, and even cheap phones may all be found here. If you want to end your Terminal 21 adventure with a movie, the sixth level has the SF theaters, one of Bangkok's greatest movie theaters.
Location: 88, Soi Sukhumvit 19, Sukhumvit Road Khlong Toei Nuea, Watthana, Bangkok, Bangkok 10110
Timings: 10.00 AM- 10.00 PM on all days of the week.
-Best time to Visit: Terminal 21 proves a great visit all times of the year. However, weekdays at the mall are generally less crowded, and can be better for those looking for a smooth shopping experience.
-How To Reach:
By MRT:Terminal 21 is located at the very heart of Bangkok, at the juncture of Sukhumvit and Asoke. The easiest and most convenient way to reach the mall would be to take the MRT to either Asoke or Sukhumvit stations, then use the skywalk to travel to the mall.
By Taxi: Taxis are easily available in the area as well, so traveling by taxi can be another convenient option.