Ubud
Chic wooden and ceramic homewares line the shelves of this tiny shop, alongside a range of hand-carved wooden spoons.
Must-see shopping in Southeast Asia
Singapore
Keep your eyes peeled for Indiana Jones in this fascinating conglomeration of artefacts, skulls and tribal jewellery.
Seminyak
A simple shop filled with Bali-made breezy styles for larger figures. You can custom order from the on-site tailors.
Mahkota Parade Shopping Complex
Melaka City
For practical needs such as books, cameras, pharmacy goods or electronics, head to this extensive shopping complex.
Luang Prabang
Part of a regional bookshop chain, this shop stocks guidebooks, maps, novels, magazines and books on Lao history.
Ubud
Jams made from local fruits, butters (cashew, lemon and peanut) and kombucha are sold at this sweet boutique.
Solo
This is the city’s largest general market, selling all kinds of produce, particularly fruit and vegetables.
Kota Kinabalu
There's a wealth of wildlife and flora books here, all focused on Borneo, plus a few postcards and souvenirs.
Phnom Penh
Great stuff for women, including sundresses, shoes, movie-star shades, handbags, jewellery – you name it.
Kuala Lumpur
This footwear emporium also sells gorgeous accessories and bags as well as clothing by Malaysian designers.
Johor Bahru
A flashy mall with affordable designer shops, cinema, a great food court and some fine restaurant choices.
Iloilo
Come here for local colour and smells, especially the dried-fish section. The rows of stalls seem endless.
Seminyak
Designer Luiza Chang gets inspiration for her elegant line of women's clothes from her worldwide travels.
Seminyak
Shoes and sandals, from formal to casual, at great prices. Replace the one you lost riding your scooter.
Kerobokan
If it can be woven from fibre, it's at My Basket Bali. Baskets here look as good as they are practical.
Seminyak
Styled like a country cottage, this is the place for cute cushions, throw rugs, table linens and more.
Cebu City
Has a terrific selection of local and international fiction, nonfiction and magazines as well as maps.
Ipoh
Shiny, brand-filled shopping mall in Ipoh's new town, featuring fashion, electronics and a food court.
Bandung
More than 200 shops, including Boss and Levi's, a huge Hero supermarket, a bowling alley and cinemas.
Ubud
It's everything the souvenir stores are not, with beautiful handmade items from around the island.
Nha Trang
Hip boutique selling fashionable ladies' shoe designs; also stocks lingerie, swimwear and dresses.
Iloilo
Ever expanding, this is the largest of the city's malls; there are two other branches around town.
Cebu City
Fiction and nonfiction, and a good map selection. There are additional outlets in other malls.
Seminyak
Facade meets merchandise: everything is designed with flair at this appealing housewares shop.
Hoi An
One of a number of Hoi An's (better) tailors, it also specialises in making shoes and bags.
Mandalay
Sells Kachin fabrics and costumes, aimed mainly at Kachins themselves rather than tourists.
Kerobokan
Rustic jewellery and accessories with a luxe hippy vibe are shown in earthy display cases.
Kerobokan
Sells handicrafts made from marble and stone. The soap dispensers are easily carried home.
Chiang Mai Province
A massive showroom of bronze and wooden Buddhas, sculptures, woodcarvings and fine decor.
Kerobokan
Designed and made in Bali, the top-end ceramics here are exquisite examples of the art.
Seminyak
Casual cotton clothes designed with colour and flair; worn with attitude and authority.
George Town
A big, modern mall near KOMTAR that has taken over as the hub for shopping downtown.
Kuta & Legian
Makes batik and other fabrics to order in infinite colours. Great browsing.
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