❤The center of hearts of Thonburi people🙏

📌Wongwian Yai, Thonburi🐈📸 It is a large roundabout where Prajadhipok Road, Lat Ya Road, Somdet Phra Chao Taksin Road, and Intharaphithak Road meet.🚗 Located in Thonburi District, Bangkok, which is home to the Royal Monument of King Taksin the Great 🙏 Nearby is Wongwian Yai Railway Station🚂🚃, which is the starting point of the Mae Klong Railway (Wongwian Yai-Mahachai). In the surrounding area, there are shops such as gold shops, stationery shops, and cute cafes.☕💕 The Royal Monument of King Taksin the Great was built in 1953 during the time of Field Marshal P. Pibulsongkram. It was designed and supervised by Professor Silpa Bhirasri. The sculptor was Mr. Saeng Songmangmee. It is a royal statue on horseback, wearing a crown, and facing southeast towards Chanthaburi. His right hand holds a sword raised above his head. His left hand holds the reins, leading the troops to chase the enemy, looking fearsome and creating great enthusiasm🧐 And since December 28, 1767 is the day that King Taksin regained the independence of Thailand after the fall of Ayutthaya for the second time and was crowned as the King of Thonburi, the government has designated December 28 of every year as the day to pay homage to the monument of King Taksin🙏. There will be a ceremony to worship his spirit at the monument at Wongwian Yai, which is considered a major event for the people of Thonburi. In the area of ​​Wongwian Yai, there will be various shops, all of which are famous shops for the people of Thonburi😋 Travel: Public buses🚌 are probably the most convenient, with many routes coming from all directions. Or if you want to drive🚗 You can park at Platform Mall, free parking for 3 hours. After that, it's 20 baht per hour. 🐾 #WongwianYai #KeepDrivingIfTiredTakeABreak #mind_madge #TravelBangkok #thailand