Thai Souvenirs

September 12, 2019

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Shoppers are spoilt for choice when it comes to Thai souvenirs. Here are some of the best things to bring home from the Land of Smiles.

Aromatherapy candles

Cashew nuts (from Phuket)

Ceramics

Thai artisans produce several types of ceramics and they can be easily found in shopping centres, department stores as well as ceramic and pottery shops across the country
Photo: CL

Chalong Bay rum

Coconut oil

Coconut sugar

Crispy pork skin

Dried fruits

Banana, coconut, durian, longan, mango, mangosteen, pineapple

Durian paste/cake

Elephant-shaped souvenirs

Fairy lights

Fruit/flower/carved soaps

Harem/elephant pants

Hilltribe items

Bags, bracelets, clothes, hats, pillow cases, pouches, shoes, wallets

Khon masks

Koh-Kae peanuts

Koh-Kae has been Thailand’s favourite peanut snack for over 30 years
Photo: C. L.

Larb-flavour Pretz

Mama instant noodles

Mango Pocky

Muay Thai shorts

NaRaYa fabric bags and pouches

NaRaYa offers a wide range of handbags and accessories made with Thai fabrics
Photo: C. L.

Nasal inhaler

Northern Thai sausage

Pork floss

Royal Chitralada milk candy and honey

Seashell items

Siang Pure oil/white balm/nasal inhaler

Siang Pure Oil, which contains menthol, peppermint oil, clove, camphor and cinnamon, provides relief for dizziness, symptoms of fainting, indigestion, cramps, bone and joint aches, bruises, muscle pain and insect bites
Photo: C. L.

Silk scarves

Silver jewellery

Snake Brand Prickly Heat Cooling Powder

Manufactured in Thailand by The British Dispensary Co., Ltd, Snake Brand Prickly Heat Original Cooling Powder relieves itching, heat rash and skin irritation

Spa products

Spiced nuts

Chilli, kaffir lime leaves, tom yum flavour

Sweet crispy rice crackers (khao taen)

Tao Kae Noi seaweed

Thai clothing

Thai coffee beans/powder

Thai curry paste and spices

Thai long-grain Jasmine rice

Thai ceramics and pottery