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| Gaysorn Village | |
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.jpg) Gaysorn Tower (left) and Gaysorn Village (right) | |
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| General information | |
| Location | 999Phloen Chit Road,Lumphini,Pathum Wan District,Bangkok, Thailand |
| Coordinates | 13°44′45″N100°32′27″E / 13.745887°N 100.540729°E /13.745887; 100.540729 |
| Opening | 1994 |
| Owner | Gaysorn Property |
| Technical details | |
| Floor area | Gaysorn Shopping Centre 41,500 sqm Gaysorn Tower 63,000 sqm Amarin Plaza including Amarin Tower 76,000 sqm |
| Website | |
| www.gaysornvillage.com | |
Gaysorn Village (previouslyGayphorn Plaza) is a building complex in theRatchaprasong area ofBangkok. It also includes the Gaysorn Tower, an office tower block, and the Amarin Plaza shopping centre.[1]
The shopping mall building has five levels with more than 100 shops over an area of 12,600 square metres. The basement has parking for 416 cars, doorman and valet parking service. Gaysorn is managed by Gaysorn Land Asset Management Co., Ltd., a partnership between by Gaysorn Group & Hongkong Land Limited. Gaysorn Shopping Centre is a part of Ratchaprasong Shopping district in Bangkok.
