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King Power is the largest Asian-owned operator of Duty Free and Tax Free services in Thailand. We offer a wide range of products, targeted towards a variety of customers from all over the world.

Siam Paragon marks is debut with magnificent show, create a world class shopping and entertainment phenomenon. The unique Location is an all-embracing complex comprising the world-class shopping destination for elegant style & exclusive luxury, a popular meeting point for fine dining, a global gourmet center together with the digital world and the hub of entertainment phenomenon.

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Central Department Store caters to the most affluent third of Thailand's urban population, and in this segment it has more customers than all other department stores combined. Its 12 Bangkok stores are joined by branches in the largest northern city, Chiengmai; the largest southern city, Haadyai; and a new store in Thailand's wealthiest tourist destination, Phuket.

Bangkokian lifestyles begin is situated an enormous shopping center called MBK Center, the great alternative mall for both Thai and foreign visitors.

Have dinner on an antique rice barge while seeing the historical landmarks along the River of Kings in Bangkok. Enjoy the beautiful night scenery in a romantic atmosphere Bangkok dinner cruises.

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For people interested in getting a good feel for the history of Thailand, the museum is very much a ‘must see’ destination. Initially established as a palace by King Rama V, the building underwent a number of transformations before becoming what is now called the National Museum in 1887. Housing a definitive presentation of Thai history, the museum has a variety of different sections, each focusing on the history of specific topics (Thai musical instruments, masks, armaments, Thai clothing, etc.). The displays cover Thailand’s ‘prehistory’, move through the Lanna, Sukhothai, and Ayutthaya periods, and bring you right up to the modern Thai kingdom. Certainly worth a visit is the chapel (Phra Thinung Phutthaisawan) which features ‘Phra Singh’ Buddha images and the ‘Throne room’ which caters for numerous special exhibitions put on by the museum. The Tamnak Daeng (or ‘Red House’) is also worth a look. In fact, as with other world-class museums, the National Museum is a place visitors can spend many hours just wandering through exhibitions and looking at displays.

The Mini Siam and Mini Europe is located near Pattaya City (just few kilometers before reaching Pattaya). It displays Thai and European heritage (including Angkor Wat) on a miniature scale of 1:25. This is the third miniature town in the world, after the Netherlands and Taiwan, that brings together models of important objects and historical sites of different culture and civilization of various periods from the ancient time till present. More than 100 models are displayed in an area of 29 rai, surrounded by natural sceneries blended with different types of well selected trees.

This is the world's largest crocodile farm with over 60,000 crocodiles. It also boasts the largest crocodile in captivity. Named Yai, it is 6 metres (19 ft 8 in) long and weighs 114.27 kg (2465 lb). There are daily shows such as Crocodile Wrestling Show and Elephant Show. There are also many other animals in the zoo.