Tropical climate, warm and humid year-round, with cooler temperatures during the dry season from May to October.
Tags
Shopping Mall, Retail, Dining, Entertainment, Modern Infrastructure
Timings
Open daily from 10:00 AM to 9:00 PM, with some stores open earlier or closing later.
Time Required
A visit typically takes around 1 to 2 hours for shopping and dining, depending on your interest.
Entry Fee
No entry fee required.
Things to See & Do
Retail Shopping – Browse a variety of stores, including international brands, local shops, and electronics outlets.
Dining Options – Enjoy meals at local and international restaurants, ranging from quick bites to full meals.
Entertainment – The mall features a cinema showing the latest movies.
Relaxing Spots – Spend time in the cafes and lounges, ideal for unwinding after shopping.
Supermarket – Stock up on groceries at the supermarket, located within the plaza, offering both local and imported goods.
Best Time to Visit
Weekdays are generally less crowded, making it easier to shop and dine. If you want to catch a movie or enjoy the dining options in a lively atmosphere, weekends are the best time to visit.
Nearest Parking & Accessibility
Parking – Ample free parking available at the plaza, with spaces on multiple levels.
Accessibility – The plaza is wheelchair accessible, and taxis are available at the entrance for easy access.
Overview
Modern Shopping Experience – Timor Plaza offers a high-standard shopping experience in Dili, with a clean, air-conditioned environment.
Cultural Integration – While it offers modern amenities, the plaza also incorporates local elements in its stores, making it a good place to experience both international and Timorese culture.
Entertainment & Leisure – Beyond shopping, the plaza also serves as a social hub with dining options and a cinema.
Timor Plaza opened in 2011, marking a significant development in Dili’s infrastructure and retail landscape.
It has since become a key commercial center in the city, providing a modern shopping experience to meet the growing demand for international brands and entertainment options.
The mall reflects the growing economy of Timor-Leste and its increasing integration into the global retail market.