Cultural shows depicting traditions of Thailand’s four regions highlighted the opening of the 150 million baht Thepprasit Night Bazaar.
Located on 2.5 rai of land at the intersection of Sukhumvit and Thepprasit Roads, the new night market eventually will boast 250 shops, with each shop averaging 2.4 x 2.4 meters, and 10 restaurants, said project manager Paisarn Tungtong.
The new night market eventually will boast 250 shops and 10 restaurants, said project manager Paisarn Tungtong.
Entertainment on the June 3 soft opening night consisted of four regional culture shows that attracted the attention of both Thai and foreign tourists.
The market offers traditional art pieces, handicrafts, locally made products, souvenirs, purses, clothes, decorations, gifts, furniture, instant food, fruits and beverages. Despite its name, the Night Bazaar opens daily at 11 a.m., closing at 11 p.m.
The entire market is outfitted in a traditional Thai theme featuring the country’s four regions. The goal is to enhance Pattaya’s tourist sector, offering a variety of attractions. The grand opening for the market will be held in December.
