Thai Spices

The flavors of this exciting country will be one of your favorite memories of your time in Thailand. Food is central to the culture, so why not bring some of the fragrant spices home and recreate some of your favorite meals from your vacation?


Most markets and souvenir shops in Bangkok sell spices such as lemongrass, coriander, turmeric, Thai chili, saffron, Thai basil, and ready-made curry pastes. Explore the stalls of Bangkok's world's largest market, which is a foodie's paradise. With up to 15,000 vendors selling everything from souvenirs to traditional food and spices, the Chatuchak Weekend Market is an impressive shopping experience.

Let the incredible smells of exotic spices and Thai food lure you through the market, where you can choose from a wide array of goods. The Pattaya Floating Market, which sells local products from four different areas of Thailand, is another fantastic place to find and sample a wide variety of Thai spices. Exotic fruits, coconut pancakes, and a spicy bowl of steaming pad Thai can be sampled and purchased from various boats and establishments along the river. The floating market is a destination that perfectly combines culture and cuisine for a memorable shopping experience.


Cost: THB 10 to THB 300

Best Places to Buy: Spice Story, Gourmet Market, Little India (Phahurat), Chatuchak Market

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