Easy guide to Pahurat market in Bangkok, Thailand. The fabric market known as "Little India."

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Pahurat market Bangkok: The fabric market known as "Little India."
While gold is the symbol of Chinatown, fabric is the symbol of Pahurat market. The former is Chinese-Thai while the latter is Sikh (Indian)-Thai. Indians in Thailand have long been known for sellers of peanuts, Roti, and fabrics. Among all three, fabric sellers are the wealthiest. And most are right here in Pahurat market also known as "Little India." Along with fabrics, Pahurat market is also the hub of custom made wedding gifts and souvenirs. While you may see Chinese-Thais everywhere, a visit to Pahurat market will open your eyes how multi-ethnic a city Bangkok is.

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