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The Wharf, which means "wharf" in English, is a crossroads between a shopping centre and a market. Adjacent to the beach, it comprises 168 shops with a total sales area of 5,600 m². The architecture is in retro style and there are good restaurants as well as shops of all kinds, all with a view of the sea. No famous brands or chains here, except for Spa Dusita, but rather small artisan shops, local restaurants and large terraces to enjoy the place.

He's the little brother of the big mall in Bangkok, you don't change a formula that works! The latest of the big Malls of Pattaya, with the immoderation that characterizes this kind of shopping malls. A plane is posted at the entrance, on an airport as a forecourt. Several destinations inside form the decorum: Paris, London, Pisa, Tokyo, Los Angeles. You'll even see a replica of the Eiffel Tower! There are dozens of shops, international brands, clothing, restaurants, a cinema...

Funnily enough, in many Thai cities, the main attraction for locals is the big shopping malls. It's true that it's nice to walk around in a cool, air-conditioned environment when it's so hot outside... Korat's Terminal 21, like those in Bangkok's Sukhumvit and Pattaya, is no exception to the rule. Numerous brand-name boutiques, restaurants, cafés, hairdressers, supermarkets, cinemas... A large supermarket is also available to stock up for future excursions.

Located between the lake and Chaweng Beach Road, it is a large shopping mall, with stores on 3 floors and 4 distinct areas: supermarket, restaurants, cafes, ice cream stores, branded clothes stores, game arcade, food court, etc. It's a good place to stroll around, especially on those (rare) rainy days. The entrance on the lake side has a parking lot. In the evening, musicians come and play in front of the entrance, with a very nice bar installed in a Volkswagen van next to it.