Bangkok attractions: Hua Takhe Market, Saen Saeb Canal, Rat Niyomtham Temple, Min Buri Old Market, Luang Phaeng Market, College of Fine Art, Ladkrabang Temple, Lat Yao Field, and Community Library of Old Min Buri Market Hua Takhe Market Photo credit: thaipost. net Hua Takhae Market, an example of an old community that is being revived by residents and related organizations, all of whom need to conserve and develop the local way of life in sustainable ways. Hua Takhe Market, thus, develops not rapidly but steadily. Hua Takhe Market formerly was called 'Talad Kao Ruen Mai Luang Prot-Tan Liam', named after the market site donator. In the past, there were crowded crocodiles living in the area, thus became the name, 'Hua Takhe Community'; the market, aged more than a century, then was called conveniently, 'Talad Hua Takhe. It was once the popular floating market where many people visit rowing their boats, but it was in decline after many fire incidents and the road transportation pros-ered. Photo credit: thaipost. net Although they are infiammable, the old wooden row houses are the remarkable aspect of the market you might call it the identity of the place. Apart from many shops that have been there for a long time, there is also 'Art Weekend Market' activity on every firs weekend on every month. In every festival, the reident would join together to make the event memorable. On the river corner of the market once located the inclined wooden building, then was renovated as a tourists' relaxing centre and the homestay with that attempts to conserve the touch of the old floating market. More important is that this spot is the centre of the youths in the area who are enthusiastic to revive their own community. The market is located on Ladkrabang Rd. Soi 17-19. Saen Saeb Canal Photo
Bangkok attractions: Hua Takhe Market, Saen Saeb Canal, Rat Niyomtham Temple, Min Buri Old Market, Luang Phaeng Market, College of Fine Art, Ladkrabang Temple, Lat Yao Field, and Community Library of Old Min Buri Market Hua Takhe Market Photo credit: thaipost. net Hua Takhae Market, an example of an old community that is being revived
These Bangkok attractions are locally known because of its history. These are Lumpini Boxing Stadium, Wat Phrasri Mahathat, Protecting Constitution Monument, Ying Chareorn Market, Wat Rat Satthatham, Satien Thamma Satarn, Khon Mask Making at Talad Bangkhen Community, and Don Mueang International Airport. Lumpini Boxing Stadium Photo credit: lumpineestadium.com It is one of the two high-standard boxing stadiums in the country (the other one is Ratchadamnoen Stadium). It was formerly located on Thanon Rama 4 and later moved to Thanon Ramintra in 2014. Lumpini Boxing Stadium has a nickname 'Vic Sangasee' among Muay Thai fans. It is under the care of the Army Welfare Department, Royal Thai Army. It was established in 1956 and has long been hosting both Muay Thai and international boxing matches. This new Lumpini Boxing Stadium is a high-standard stadium which can hold a large of audience, both Thai and foreign. The air conditioned facilities will provide more comfort for the audience of boxing matches. Wat Phrasri Mahathat Wora Maha Vihara Wat Phrasri Mahathat is a first-class royal temple, constructed in 1940, by the decision of Prime Minister Plaek Phibunsongkhram's cabinet, to serve as a memorial of the revolution from an Absolute Monarchy to Democracy under a Constitutional Monarchy. According to the original project, Wat Phrasri Mahathat was supposed to be named 'Democracy Temple'. But during the construction, Royal Rear Admiral Thamrongnavasawat brought five branches from the Bodhi Tree where Lord Buddha received enlightenment and some soil from the place that was related to Lord Buddha in India, and placed these sacred items in the temple. He thus renamed the temple to 'Wat Phrasri Mahathat'. The important places in this temple are the Bodhi Tree from Buddhagaya, Sri Mahathat Pagoda which consists of two layers: the first layer consists of new pagodas and the inner layer consists of small pagodas. In the
These Bangkok attractions are locally known because of its history. These are Lumpini Boxing Stadium, Wat Phrasri Mahathat, Protecting Constitution Monument, Ying Chareorn Market, Wat Rat Satthatham, Satien Thamma Satarn, Khon Mask Making at Talad Bangkhen Community, and Don Mueang International Airport. Lumpini Boxing Stadium Photo credit: lumpineestadium.com It is one of the two high-standard boxing stadiums in the
Min Buri, a district in Bangkok east side suburb, offer various travel experience that certainly is unexploited. Here is our list of attractions that are recommended; Talad Nam Kwan-Riam, Jiao Ti Lao La, Miniature Ship Museum and Shipyard, Min Buri Local Museum, Bang Peng Tai Temple, Li Ke Lieb, Al Huda Community, Buffalo Horn Sculptng Crafts, Safari World, and Kamal UI Islam Mosque. Talad Nam Kwan-Riam (Kwan-Riam Floating Market) Talad Nam Kwan-Riam is a privately-owned market, it was founded in 2012 by Chaowalit Metayaprapas, the president of the Thai Boat Association and the owner of Family Transportation Ltd., operating commuter boat services on Saen Saeb Canal. Talad Nam Kwan-Riam is situated on the bank of Saen Saeb Canal. A boat shaped bridge connects Bampen Nuea Temple and Bang Peng Tai Temple which are located next to the market. Talad Nam Kwan-Riam offers a wide range of products, pottery making show, Thai folk music show, Miniature Museum, Thai massage and stage performances by children in the neighbourhood. Food vendors sell a variety of foods from delicious noodle to foreign sweets and snacks. Boat trips are available for exploring scenery along Saen Saeb Canal to Bang Chan water gate with a youth guide providing information along the route. Besides, a highlight of Talad Nam Kwan-Riam is alms offering to the monks on boats. Location: Soi Ramkhamhaeng 187 Alley 1-4, at the bank of Saen Saeb Canal. Jiao Ti Lao La Shrine Located in the front of the Min Buri Old Market, Jiao Ti Lao la is the sacred shrine of the place. 'Jiao Ti' means the guardian ('Chao Ti' in Thai) and 'Ia' is honorable name. The shrine was established more than two hundred years ago when the Teochew people immigrated and urbanized the area. The shrine is beautifully compact and well maintained.
Min Buri, a district in Bangkok east side suburb, offer various travel experience that certainly is unexploited. Here is our list of attractions that are recommended; Talad Nam Kwan-Riam, Jiao Ti Lao La, Miniature Ship Museum and Shipyard, Min Buri Local Museum, Bang Peng Tai Temple, Li Ke Lieb, Al Huda Community, Buffalo Horn Sculptng
Bangkok's outskirt attractions that might interest you are Rod Fai Night Market, Rama 9 Park, Wat Dhamma Mongkol, Wat Bang Na Nai, Wat Bang Na Nok, Khlong Prawet Burirom, Ban Jiaranai Ploy, Wat Lad Bua Khao, Bangkok Sculpture Center and Seri Thai Park. Rod Fai Night Market Originated in the vicinity of Chatuchak Weekend Market, but after the State Railway of Thailand claimed the area, the vendors then moved to the current location. Rod Fai Night Market is popular, especially among young customers, for trendy clothes, accessories, home furniture, vehicle spares and various antiques with reasonable price. It was partitioned into two zones: the permanent building zone and the walking street market zone. Among the relaxing atmosphere, Rod Fai Night Market also featured many tasty food shops, remarkably, the vintage style restaurants and bars which are famous among those like-minded. However, the market might soon move back to its former location, good news for JJ (Chatuchak) regulars. The market is behind the Seacon Square, Srinagarindar Rd. Rama 9 Park (Suan Luang Rama 9) It is both the biggest park and botanical garden in Bangkok. Rama 9 Park was built in 1987 for The 60th Birthday Anniversary of H.M. King Bhumibol, the 9th King. It is divided into several parts such as celebration zone including Ratchadapisek dorm and Suan Maharatch, botanical garden, Suan Rommanee, water park, Rat field, multi-purpose courtyard which has a spacious area and stage for many activities and desert plant building. Rama 9 Park Foundation and Bangkok Metropolitan Administration holds a beautiful plant fair in Rama 9 Park on 1-10 December every year. The park is between Soi Seri Villa Village Project 2 and Chalermprakiat Rama 9 Rd. (Udom Suk). Wat Dhamma Mongkol Photo credit: dhammamongkol.com Established in 1963 by Phra Thamma Mongkol Yana, Wat Dhamma Mongkol is the temple
Bangkok’s outskirt attractions that might interest you are Rod Fai Night Market, Rama 9 Park, Wat Dhamma Mongkol, Wat Bang Na Nai, Wat Bang Na Nok, Khlong Prawet Burirom, Ban Jiaranai Ploy, Wat Lad Bua Khao, Bangkok Sculpture Center and Seri Thai Park. Rod Fai Night Market Originated in the vicinity of Chatuchak Weekend Market,
Mostly, international travelers know Chatuchak Weekend Market. Nevertheless, beside Chatuchak Weekend Market, there are other interesting attractions that you might like to visit as well. The following attractions are local favorite and they are Aor Tor Kor Market, Siam Orchid Centre, H.M. Queen Sirikit Park, Rod Fai Park, Buddhadasa Interpanyo Archive, Bronze Craft Centre, Thai Airways International Head Office Flea Market, and Bon Marche Market. Chatuchak Weekend Market (Talad Nad Suan Chatuchak) Photo credit: novotelbangkokimpact.com It is one of the world's largest and liveliest weekend markets, made up of eight thousand shops in twenty-seven projects. It is complete with every kind of merchandise from every part of Thailand: home decoration, clothing, jewelry, food, furniture, pet, art, and others. Each weekend hundreds of thousands of people come to shop until nighttime. The Chatuchak Weekend Market was originally located at Sanam Luang, according to the policy of Prime Minister Plaek Phibunsongkharn. He planned to set up weekend markets in every province. Later in 1978, the government wanted to use Sanam Luang as a recreational space. So the weekend market was moved to the south of the Suan Chatuchuk. This weekend market used to be called "Talad Pothin Area' for its location and maintained by the Railway of Thailand. "Sunday Market", is a part of the Chatuchak Weekend Market, located next to Thanon Kamphaeng Petch 2. It is a place that sells ornamental fish from local breeders and from different countries. It also sells every kind of material for ornamental fish. Explorenique is one of the top Bangkok tour operators providing custom and private tours, Tuk Tuk tours, walking tours and food tours. More info, please visit https://www.explorenique.com Aor Tor Kor Market (M.O.F Market) Photo credit: sme leader.com If you think about high-quality fresh food in Bangkok, think about Aor Tor Kor Market. The market
Mostly, international travelers know Chatuchak Weekend Market. Nevertheless, beside Chatuchak Weekend Market, there are other interesting attractions that you might like to visit as well. The following attractions are local favorite and they are Aor Tor Kor Market, Siam Orchid Centre, H.M. Queen Sirikit Park, Rod Fai Park, Buddhadasa Interpanyo Archive, Bronze Craft Centre, Thai
In Wang Thonglang District, there are interesting attractions that you can visit and these are Ruen Ratchada Bodin Museum, Wat Mahabut, Klum Ban Benjarong, Wat Yang, Wat Sri Boon ruang, and Residence of Guanyin Chok Chai 4 Ruen Ratchada Bodin The Ruen Ratchada Bodin is one of three Thai-golden-teak-houses including Ruen Tan Chao Phraya (Non-Royal Duke House), Ruen Ratchada Bodin and Ruen Silpa Nitas. The Thai style house was built and enlarged with parts of the old Thai style house by contractors in the Ayutthaya period. To read full info about Ruen Ratchda Bodin, please click here Photo credit: bodin .ac.th Wat Mahabut Famously known as 'Wat Mae Nak', because the shrine of Mae Nak, the ghost in popular Thai folklore, is located inside the temple. Wat Mahabut was built five years before Ayutthaya collapsed, then it became deserted until Phra Mahabut led the restoration. Because of its age, there are many old buildings in the temple, such as Vihara Luang Pho Yim, Pang Mara Wichai Buddha and the archaic ubosot. Bangkok Private and Custom Tour Experience by Explorenique allows you to personalize your itinerary that will be an unique one just for you. Klum Ban Benjarong (Group of five-colour-porcelain House) Klum Ban Benjarong was formed by La-or-sri Prangchaikul. This is a famous group producing five-colour-porcelain in Bangkok because they create scrupulous and beautiful porcelain. They developed a remarkable feature of the porcelain by using high quality of 'Namthong' so that the five-colour-porcelain is splendid and it provide income for the group as well. Nowadays, there are families that are members of the group. Klum Ban Benjarong is organized as 'the Display of Merchandise of Wang Thonglang District' along with Sufficiency Economy under self-dependence and cooperation with organizations, Products of the group are sold in department stores. Wat Yang Photo credit: Wat
In Wang Thonglang District, there are interesting attractions that you can visit and these are Ruen Ratchada Bodin Museum, Wat Mahabut, Klum Ban Benjarong, Wat Yang, Wat Sri Boon ruang, and Residence of Guanyin Chok Chai 4 Ruen Ratchada Bodin The Ruen Ratchada Bodin is one of three Thai-golden-teak-houses including Ruen Tan Chao Phraya (Non-Royal
Ban Chang Thai Ban Chang Thai, the Thai Chaiya-style boxing gym, where members train in the original way of the famous boxing style of Amphoe Chaiya, Surat Thani, the style that utilizes empowered body parts such as fists, feet, knees and elbows. Formerly there were courses instructing Thai doll making and pattern drawing, but currently all of these were put on the exhibition only. Ban Chang Thai also provides these traditional art related knowledge for those who are interested. The Siam Society under Royal Patronage The Siam Society was founded in 1904 by Thai and foreign academics, the Siam Society is one of Thailand's oldest academic institutions. This place is for research, reserve and to spread academic information about Thailand and neighboring countries in many aspects: scientifically and artistically. There are many buildings on the green property of the Siam Society. The library has information for research and study in every field. It collects many documents, books, important printings both in Thai and foreign languages. There was an ethnic museum on "Ruen Kam Tiang" or "Ban Kam Tiang" (Kamthieng House Museum). The Lanna House, which is also called 'Ruen Kalae', exhibits art and antiques concerning hill tribes. 'Ruen Saeng Tawan', the Central-Thai style house exhibits the traditional lifestyle of people in central Thailand. Wat Parsi Wat Parsi, a public temple, which serves as the spiritual community for the Buddhist neighbourhood for a long time, was built in 1847 and whose land was royally granted in 1848. Each day, many visitors would come to Wat Parsi to walk through beneath the ubosot to drive away misfortune and welcome happiness. The graveyard in the back once was the execution ground. Inside the temple placed the figure of Boonpeng Heeplek, the last executed convict who was executed here, to be the moral reminder of
Ban Chang Thai Ban Chang Thai, the Thai Chaiya-style boxing gym, where members train in the original way of the famous boxing style of Amphoe Chaiya, Surat Thani, the style that utilizes empowered body parts such as fists, feet, knees and elbows. Formerly there were courses instructing Thai doll making and pattern drawing, but currently
In this article, you will enjoy learing about Bangkok attractions that will be helpful for your Bangkok trip planning. These are Asiatique The Riverfront, Krung Thep Bridge, Protestant Cemetery, Wat Ratcha Singkhon, Rama IX Bridge, Benjasiri Park, Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre, Wat Chong Nonsi, and Wat Bhoman Khunaram. Asiatique The Riverfront Asiatique The Riverfront is the largest horizontal centre of Asia's riverbank. It's the rearranged and developed project of the area on sawmills, warehouses and piers of the East Asiatique Company, retaining details and integrating them with contemporary design. Asiatique The Riverfront includes shops, riverside restaurant, the calypso theater which was moved from Asia Hotel. The great attraction is 'Asiatique Sky', the giant Ferris wheel. It is also located 'the Traditional Puppet Theatre (Joe Louis)', a group of puppeteers led by Sakorn Yang-keawsot or 'Joe Louis' and his family who moved from Suan Lum Night Bazaar. In the performance, three puppeteers are required for one puppet. Each of them must be an expert in Khon dancing to perform realistically. The main theme of the puppet theater is Ramakien. H.R.H. Princess Galyani Vadhana Krom Luang Narathiwat was the one who named the Joe Louis Theater and once was the patron of "Nattayasala Puppet Theater Foundation.' Asiatique The Riverfront is situated on Charoen Krung Rd. between Soi 72-76 Krung Thep Bridge Photo credit: nawit wikimedia.org The third bridge across the Chao Phraya River which could be raised open for military ships. Began serving in 1959, although it has served for a long time and people have been quite familiar with, the fact that it still opens for ships with a certain height through it is rarely known. This operation could cause severe traffic congestion, thus a pre-cautious disclamation to the public is required. Som may take this opportunity to wait for sightseeing or capture
In this article, you will enjoy learing about Bangkok attractions that will be helpful for your Bangkok trip planning. These are Asiatique The Riverfront, Krung Thep Bridge, Protestant Cemetery, Wat Ratcha Singkhon, Rama IX Bridge, Benjasiri Park, Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre, Wat Chong Nonsi, and Wat Bhoman Khunaram. Asiatique The Riverfront Asiatique The Riverfront
Bangkok midtown area is the area that has both new and old culture mixed. You will find both old and new local culture. The midtown of Bankgok offfer attractions that both foreign tourists and Bangkokians would enjoy visiting. These include Sam Yan Market, Chulalongkorn University, Museum of Human Body, National Stadium Bangkok, Queen Saovabha Memorial Institute, Bangkok Railway Station, Lumpini Park and more. Sam Yan Market The new Sam Yan Market is currently set behind the Chulalongkorn University Stadium now, not far from the original location in Soi Chula 52, according to guidelines for developed areas of the University. Sam Yan Market's building is completely original form but there are still imporovements to be cleaned up. Sales of fresh snacks and cooking ingredients will be lower. So the question is can the sale of mushrooms, pork, poultry, fresh seafood and desserts support the culture here? Sam Yan Market's top floor is home to the three steak, which are availble in man stores. Since, there are a variety of great tasting dishes at affordable prices, many people are attracted to visit and taste the three steaks frequestnly. Sam Yan market is located on Soi Chulalongkorn 9 Rama 4 Road. Chulalongkorn University Thailand's first university was established in 1899 at the Grand Palace by Rama V's order and moved to its current location by Rama VI's order in 1911. The university is shady, cool, and pleasant by its mascot trees and rain trees. This makes the university an ideal place to take a walk. There is an old well-designed building like "Thewalai" (Maha Chulalongkorn Building)." Its unique architecture is derived from Shukhothia and Sawankhalok architecture. The building was designed by Karl Dohring, a German architect and art historian, and Edward Healey, an English architect from the Ministry of Education. The Thewalai building
Bangkok midtown area is the area that has both new and old culture mixed. You will find both old and new local culture. The midtown of Bankgok offfer attractions that both foreign tourists and Bangkokians would enjoy visiting. These include Sam Yan Market, Chulalongkorn University, Museum of Human Body, National Stadium Bangkok, Queen Saovabha Memorial
What to do and where to go when visiting Siam Square and Ratchaprasong area, follow us to attractions in the area that you can visit. I will take you to Siam Square, Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, Sea Life Bangkok, Ratchaprasong, Erawan Shrine, Phra Trimurti and Phra Phikanet Shrine, and Wat Pathum Wanaram. Siam Square The centre of latest trends in fashion, located on the area from the Pathum Wan Intersection to the Ang Ri Du Nang Intersection. The old emblem of Siam Square is the four-story complex which was built in the same time as the square fifty years ago. Currently, every lane and alley, which is full of vendors and shops are kept up in harmony with newly built surroundings. Photo credit: สำนักงานจัดการทรัพย์สินจุฬา Siam square is also the center of many shopping malls, such as, Siam Paragon, Siam Center, Siam Discovery, Digital Gateway and MBK. It is also the location of two alternative cinemas: Lido and Scala, the classic style cinema which are already closed due to an expired contact. The closing will conincide with the large change in the area by the development project, which will turn Siam Square to the vertical walking street style shopping mall. Photo credit: wongnai Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC) The Bangkok Art and Culture Centre was formed by the incorporation of contemporary artists. The show of force by showcasing artwork at the Sirikit National Convention Centre in 1994 pushed for the government to realize that a lot of art could be displayed in the exhibit space. The building has a circular nine-storey white building with an airy design. Garnished with light warm colours you can look down from the middle of the top fifth floor throughout to the first floor, and each floor of the building exhibits varied types of artwork.
What to do and where to go when visiting Siam Square and Ratchaprasong area, follow us to attractions in the area that you can visit. I will take you to Siam Square, Bangkok Art and Culture Centre, Sea Life Bangkok, Ratchaprasong, Erawan Shrine, Phra Trimurti and Phra Phikanet Shrine, and Wat Pathum Wanaram. Siam Square
