"As beautiful as a dream, in the middle of a warm community"

📌Bang Ao Mosque, Charansanitwong 86 🙏💕 Located at the end of the alley, along the Chao Phraya River, amidst the friendly and warm Bang Ao Muslim community🤗 It is an old mosque built during the reign of King Rama VI. It is a single-storey building that still beautifully preserves its original architecture🕌 Built with brick and mortar in the style of Renaissance architecture combined with Islamic art🕍 The roof is a hip roof with a flat concrete roof and a balcony railing with stucco patterns and ornaments around the roof. It is very beautiful. Currently, the building has been renovated and raised to two floors, repainted, and painted yellow. It is divided into the following buildings: - Mosque building, used for religious activities 5 times (prayer) and important days - Charoenwitthayakarn Building 1 is a 2-storey wooden building in gingerbread-style teak architecture with openwork decorations and ventilation - Charoenwitthaya Building 1 is Charoenwitthaya Building 2, a two-storey half-timbered, half-concrete building decorated with teak and stained glass windows - 100-year-old building, Bang Ao Mosque is a newly built building Built on the occasion of the 100th anniversary of Bang Ao Mosque, it is used as a multi-purpose building and a walkway connecting to the mosque, emphasizing Moroccan-Arabic architecture. You can also visit the mosque. 😁 The community welcomes you. The community is developing it into a tourist attraction. They also have Muslim food for sale on holidays. 🍛 ## If you are interested in visiting, I recommend you to be respectful. If you want to enter the building, dress neatly and wear long pants. 👕👖👟 (They were not dressed neatly, so they could not enter. But the community members were lovely and took us on a tour of every building. I loved it so much. It was not as scary as I thought.) 🥰😊 #Mosque #Bang Ao #Bangkok #LivableCommunity #mind_madge #DriveAwayWhenTiredTakeAStop #TravelingThailandLikeGoingAbroad #SecretLocation #Thailand #TravelBangkok