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Mega Mall bengkulu (open Mon - Sun 10:00 to 22:00) is the biggest mall in town, located on Jalan K.Z. Abidin II Pasar Minggu, just a short walk from Suprapto shopping center. Most travelers needs can be found here. The surrounding area has a traditional market “Pasar Minggu” which is packed with local buyers and street vendors.
What to buy: It has reasonably priced shops offering clothes, shoes, bags, accessories, sport & outdoor gears, cell phones, books, maps, electrical goods (including CDs and DVDs), etc. It has a ATM center on the ground floor, a "cinema 21”and a good and inexpensive food court on its top floor.
Updated May 30, 2012
Address: Jalan K.Z. Abidin II Pasar Minggu, Bengkulu
Phone: (0736) 348632
Website: megamallbengkulu.com
It’s a good idea to stock up on Rupiah before you go shopping in Bengkulu. There are a number of banks (MANDIRI bank, BCA bank, BRI bank, Danamon bank, BII bank, Buana bank) along Jalan S. Parman and Jalan Suprapto Bengkulu. Will change money and travelers checks, although it may take some time (around 30-60 minutes). Most the banks have ATM machines that take MasterCard, Visa and Cirrus. BCA bank is the best and most convenient for changing money. Keep in mind, the bank are closed on weekends.
There are also money changers on Jalan Sudirman and Jalan Suprapto which are efficient and have slightly better rates than the banks in Bengkulu.
Updated Apr 1, 2012
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Suprapto shopping center (Mon - Sun 09:00 to 21:00) and Pasar Minggu are in the modern town center, which is connected to the old town area around Fort Marlborough by the straight Jl. A. Yani.
Jl. is abbreviation of jalan which in English means street or road, sometimes written as jln.
What to buy: All your dailly needs, cell phones, clothes, etc can be found here.
Updated Apr 1, 2012
Address: Jl. Suprapto
There are souvenir shops on Jalan. Soekarno Hatta with a good selection of local items, but they are rather expensive.
What to buy: Local key chains, lempuk, batik Besurek, etc.
What to pay: Less than US $15
Updated Oct 29, 2011
Address: Jl. Seokarno Hatta - Anggut
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