Best 5 country would be your pleasure for travel and shopper

TweetSouvenirs or keepsakes from various countries we've visited thus has a distinct impression, especially if worn while gathering together a large family. For those of you who like collecting souvenirs from various countries, we will tell you, some countries are worth to visit for day trips as well as fulfilling your desires in a shop. here it is 5 countries such fun that you can visit.

African Heritage, Nairobi, Kenya       

"Wooden carvings, sisal baskets and colorful ceramic beads are among Kenya's most traditional wares. This gallery on Banda Street features carved wooden bowls and sculpture, jewelry, textiles and more, all of impressive quality," . Plan to be in Nairobi on Tuesdays for the weekly Maasai market, a traditional African open market in the center of the city.



Night Market, Chiang Mai, Thailand          

"Thailand's second-largest city is famous for its craft traditions," . "Numerous 'factories' filled with individual silver and bronze smiths, embroiderers and jewelry makers cluster along Sankampaeng Road. Crafters also can be found at the Night Market, named for its odd hours, 6 p.m. to midnight. If you have time, venture into the surrounding hill towns such as Tohn Pao, Bor Sarng and Pa Bong, where you can explore artisan studios and find fantastic bargains on unique embroidered textiles, ceremonial masks, Buddhas and exquisite woodcarvings."


Little's Boots, San Antonio       

"In the birthplace of the cowboy boot, a few old-fashioned shoemakers have elevated this once-humble footwear to high art," and Little's Boots, established in 1915, is "among the best." The handsome, high-quality dress boots are strictly made-to-order. Stay at a hotel along the River Walk, a promenade in the center of downtown where you can shop or eat many types of food, including authentic Mexican.



Spanish Market, Santa Fe     

"For seasoned collectors and curious tourists alike, the Spanish Market as well as the annual Indian Market (swaia.org/market) are excellent sources for Native American and Hispanic handmade goods, from turquoise bracelets to hammered tin Christmas ornaments," . The Spanish Market is held twice a year, in July and December. Go celebrity-spotting and window-shopping along Canyon Road. Stay at the Inn of the Anasazi or just feast at its restaurant. Indulge at Ten Thousand Waves, a Japanese-style spa in the woods 4 miles north of town.



Rinck ,Paris        

"This and other shops located in the Bastille quarter in the 11th arrondissement offer a no-frills alternative to glitzy Right Bank boutiques," . "The specialty here is handcrafted furniture, mostly fancy period pieces that require the collaboration of several craftspeople experienced in working wood, marquetry (inlaid veneer), stone and metal."