An oasis a few minutes’ walk away from Patong Beach, Phuket, Jungceylon offers tourists and shoppers a wide varieties of shopping, food and recreational options. Jungceylon is the one-stop mall for tourists and locals alike for recreational and commercial needs.
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After 15 years in operation, Jungceylon has embarked on a revamp and has reopened in phases. Conceptualised as the 'Oasis of Patong', the shopping mall will reaffirm its position as Phuket’s shopping paradise with a range of exciting new lifestyle attractions to welcome the return of tourists from around the globe.
Conceptualised as the Oasis of Shopping in Patong, the first phase of Jungceylon’s revamp was unveiled last December, ahead of Christmas and New Year, to welcome the return of both domestic and international tourists with a range of exciting new lifestyle attractions. With the revamp, Jungceylon reaffirms its position as a one-stop shopping destination encompassing fresh and immersive concepts that will enhance the shopping experience in this lively and convenient locale.
Located a short 15-minute walk from Phuket’s Patong Beach, Jungceylon will be one of the major malls in the area to attract tourists who are looking for a respite from the heat or a place to do their consolidated shopping.
This major Asset Enhancement Initiative (AEI) of Jungceylon Mall looks towards an increase in the net lettable area with new-to-market concepts and a refreshed experiential trade mix. The AEI project comprises of a 4-storey retail mall and a 418-room hotel, located in the commercial area of Patong, Phuket Island with an approximate site area of 905,414 square feet and an approximate lettable/strata retail area of 752,115 square feet. The refurbishment of Millennium Resort Patong Phuket, is in tandem with the AEI works at the adjoining Jungceylon Mall.
On 24 December 2022, Jungceylon participated in the Phuket Carnival 2022 with the “Jungceylon The Floral Caravan” - a caravan filled with flowers, butterflies and fairies.
The reopening saw the return of key anchor tenants such as Robinson and SF Cinema. Big C Supermarket has remained open throughout the pandemic.
The mall also houses many major international retail options such as American Eagle Outfitters, Samsung, Levi’s, Playboy, Rip Curl, Robinson Department Store and more.
The mall is segregated into four zones: The Jungle, The Bay, The Garden and The Botanica.
The Jungle: Amidst the Shady Trees
The front building of Jungceylon, located along Patong Sai 2 road, is decorated in Tropical Resort style that blend in with the nature while exuding a relaxing atmosphere.
Situated on the basement floor of Jungceylon, shoppers are able to pick from a range of local and international cuisines at the Food Bazaar, such as Chinese, Japanese, Indian, Italian and Korean. Muslim tourists can choose from the Halal food selection as well. 
The interior of Food Bazaar that is designed in a modern Chinese style. 
Tourists queuing up to purchase Food Bazaar’s cash card that will be used to purchase food within the area.
Shoppers can choose from a myriad of international lifestyle fashion and accessory brands at the Street Fashion Zone, a variety of budget-friendly local street food or international cuisines at Food Bazaar, over 50 menus for takeaway food at Grab & Go, or pamper themselves at Thairapy with relaxing spa treatments or traditional Thai massages.
Shoppers can pamper themselves with relaxing spa treatment, traditional Thai Massage or shop for Thai souvenirs and spa products at Thairapy. This zone is slated to open mid-March this year.
Shoppers can pamper themselves at the end of the day at the Thairapy zone with relaxing spa treatment, traditional Thai massage or shop for Thai souvenirs and spa products.
A new restaurant zone, LOVE EAT, decorated in the style of a courthouse, spans an area of over 3,000 square metres. This zone will introduce a unique “Digital Delicious” experience, where the real and virtual worlds meet – a first in Thailand under the EAT & PLAY concept. This zone will be serving innovative digital dining experiences that combine the science of fine dining cooking with the art of technology and the technique of blending information from real world and the virtual world. This sensory experience will showcase internationally recognised works across all dimensions.
Grab & Go and Thairapy are slated to open mid-March this year.
The Bay: A Sense of Sea Breeze
This zone is a semi-outdoor space with beach vibes, along with a gigantic canopy in the centre of the mall. The 20-meter life-sized Chinese Junk Boat located in in the centre of the canopy is equipped with a stage for all kind of shows.
The centrepiece of Jungceylon is a 20-metre life-sized Chinese Junk Boat where tourists and shoppers alike can enjoy performances and the nightly musical fountain and water screen show.
Shoppers can enjoy the thrilling musical fountain and water screen show at 7.00pm and 9.00pm every night.
The Bay is also surrounded with famous restaurants, international fast-food stores and various food kiosks for the shoppers to fill their stomachs before or after shopping.
Also located in this zone is the Tourist Service Centre. The centre will be a new one-stop service centre for tourists, offering information and other services such as the booking of taxi services, airport shuttle bus, air ticket reservations, advance airline check-in, currency exchange services, mobile phone and internet SIM sales points, luggage storage services, and others.
The Bay will be open to the public in 2023.
The Garden: A Green Gazebo Romance
The Garden zone mimics the Sino-Portuguese style shophouses, decorated with classic gazebo, vibrant art and sculptures of flowers, trees and butterfly decorations to create a garden-themed zone.
The Garden is going to be THE hangout for tourists with exotic international cuisines, lounge and wine bars congregated at one convenient location.
The artist’s impression of The Garden. The zone will be open to the public this year.
The Garden will be open to the public in 2023.
The Botanica: The Colour of Flower Blooming
This zone is adorned with a glass house and art sculptures, and is perfect for shoppers for a shopping spree.
The first floor of The Botanica where most of the major international retail outlets are located at.
Major departmental stores, supermarket, retail outlets are mostly located here.
The glasshouse in The Botanica zone is able to house events or atrium sales. (Left) A snapshot from a fashion atrium sales last year (Right) The Phase 1 opening party of Jungceylon.
Families with children can also enjoy their time at SF Strike Bowl, Kidzoona-Japanese Kid Amusement and Adventure Fun Park that are located in this zone.
Exciting upcoming zone:
Digital Amusement
Spread across more than 2,000 square metres of space, this interactive digital show is the first in Thailand. It will convey experiences through mixed reality and virtual world technology. Visitors can experience the fun and excitement in digital art through different concepts in each exhibition area. For instance, at the Culture Zone, Thailand's traditions, arts and culture will be showcased in a unique digital light show. There will also be zones for Art, Fashion, Adventure, Games, and more.
