5 CITIES, 1 MALL!😲 Adventures in Terminal 21 & EmQuartier | Bangkok

0:00 Intro
0:25 Paris Floor
1:00 Tokyo Floor
1:11 Apple Resellers in Bangkok
2:02 London Floor
2:50 Hot Wheels (Tomica) Shop
4:30 Istanbul Floor
5:40 San Francisco Floor
6:16 Terminal 21 Food Court
7:00 Bangkok Food court Tips (know before you go)
8:00 Terminal 21 Movie Theater
8:10 Pad Krapao Dinner
9:45 Bangkok Skyways Near Nana BTS
11:40 Entering The EmQuartier
12:05 Place Des Arts Montreal Info + Comparison
12:50 EmQuartier Exploration
13:48 Art Exhibit at EmQuartier
15:00 EmQuartier Garden
15:21 Outro
Check out the breakfast buffet that I devoured the same morning here: kzread.info/dash/bejne/h2WJm9yHd7WtebA.html

Пікірлер: 6

  • @anjalimukherjee2251
    @anjalimukherjee22519 ай бұрын

    These malls are so massive and beautiful. The concept of the mall of having different cities of the world is amazing Bangkok indeed seems like a great destination, so up with times. Loved it❤❤

  • @akmnag
    @akmnag9 ай бұрын

    Beautiful malls. I love that London double dacker bus/ hot wheels store 😅

  • @thehashbrowntraveller
    @thehashbrowntraveller9 ай бұрын

    Very excellent vlog on this mall. 👏

  • @ByteSizedJourneys

    @ByteSizedJourneys

    9 ай бұрын

    Glad you liked it man! Hope you like Day 3 even more :)

  • @kevinp8108
    @kevinp81089 ай бұрын

    Large shopping malls are common in Bangkok because the city is usually hot year-round, so local Thais take refuge in the air-conditioned malls. Each new mall tries to outdo the last one in order to attract more shoppers. One example is the new IconSiam shopping center! Here in Southern California, the weather is usually pleasant so the trend is outdoor shopping malls.

  • @ByteSizedJourneys

    @ByteSizedJourneys

    9 ай бұрын

    Yea! I saw the Siam Paragon and the 3 Siam malls back to back (*spoilers*)...that area is a WHOLE different level of swanky! And I definitely see that; it was similar in India too :) In Canada, you'll have a mix of the outdoor plaza/mall concept but during the winters, majority of the shopping happens in the underground 'Path' area (mostly for the bigger cities like Toronto & Montreal) ❄🙌