Friday, February 12, 2010

Friday Photo

I doubt there's any method to the madness in Pants-tip Computer Mall.

I was in Panthip (silent h) earlier in the week.

It can make you want to leap from the top balcony or make you fall in love with Bangkok all over again, dependent on your mood. Luckily for me, I fell in love.
Get to Panthip from Ratchathewi sky train or the river taxi if you're brave. If you can't quite face this madness, Fortune IT Mall (Rama IX on the MRT), is a teeny weeny bit more civilised.

Photo montage รก la Rachel at When the Dogs Bite.

13 comments:

K.M. Saint James said...

Amazing photo. I'd be so confused by the time I found the checkout stand, I wouldn't know if I'd bought what I started out to find or not.

Queenie said...

Wow. That is very... impressive.

Angie said...

Craziness! This is another fascinating glimpse...that mall would definitely be panic-inducing for me. It looks so overwhelming!

Deborah Carr (Debs) said...

Wow. Not somewhere to go for a quiet browse then.

Rachel Green said...

How splendid1
Thanks for the linkback :)

Lane Mathias said...

Wow, how to navigate that?! That must be geek heaven for some.

HelenMWalters said...

Ooh, I don't think I'd be able to cope with that.

Chris Stovell said...

OMG! That is amazing - you do show some fascinating glimpses into life there.

sheepish said...

OMG it looks terrifying I suffer from mild claustrophobia and don't like being surrounded by large crowds so I think if I ever get to Bangkok that Mall would be a no no.

Susie Vereker said...

Crazy! and typically OTT. Your photos always make me smile.

Jenny Beattie said...

Thanks for all your comments. I will explain why I haven't been back to make individual comments in the next day or two...

I guess the thing is that I HAVE to go to these places when I need things. They are extreme and bonkers, but I sort of love that too.

RFB said...

Photo really captures the almost pornographic intensity of the place. Loved it. Like eating oven-baked circuit boards with salt on 'em.

Jenny Beattie said...

Roger, thanks - I love that description!