[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Talat Noi (Updated Feb)

Located along the Chao Phraya River, Talat Noi is one of Bangkok's oldest communities. It is now popular among tourists for its street art, old houses turned into cafes, and local snacks. To promote the area, a museum called Talat Noi Museum was established, offering an in-depth yet accessible introduction to the community's development history. The museum is housed in an old factory building and spans three floors. The first floor features an information desk and a creative product area. Visitors can register their basic information to enjoy free admission. The air conditioning inside is very cool, making it a comfortable visit. The second and third floors are exhibition rooms showcasing the origins and unique features of the Talat Noi community. There are many old photos and newspaper articles, which are quite commemorative. There are also some photo spots for visitors to take pictures. The museum is very thoughtfully designed and is well worth a visit.

Visited and shared to stories 🚶Take a walk around the Talad Noi community and stop by another photo spot, the Street Art. There are beautiful murals along the walls to admire along various routes.🚗 🏘️Talad Noi, or as it was traditionally called 'Talak Kia', is a commercial area that has existed since the early Rattanakosin period due to its location along the Chao Phraya River on the Phra Nakhon side. It had a pier for docking, making travel convenient both by land and water at that time. As a result, many Chinese people settled here for trade and residence. We can still see traces along the way as we explore and enjoy the community's way of life, including traditional Chinese shops and numerous Chinese shrines, both small and large. 🧡🧡🧡 📢Open all the time, you can walk and take pictures anytime.

Talat Noi .. is an old Chinese community located along the Chao Phraya River. This area is rich in history and has a long-standing heritage. It beautifully blends Thai and Chinese cultures, which can be seen in the local lifestyle and the old houses lining the community. .. Nowadays, this community is also adorned with vibrant street art hidden in many corners, along with various art pieces integrated throughout the area. .. For those who love photography or street art, this place is a must-visit. .. Moreover, it is easily accessible by public transport and the Chao Phraya Express Boat.

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📍Talad Noi Community 📍Location: 22 Charoen Krung Road, Talad Noi Subdistrict, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok 10100 📷 Photography enthusiasts will definitely love this place. This street is located in Soi Charoen Krung. You can take bus number 1 and get off there. Walk into the alley and you will see beautiful street art paintings that reflect the way of life of the locals here. There is also a Chinese temple and a horseshoe shrine where people often come to take pictures and make wishes. ☕️ This street also has cute cafes and hostels. If you like art, you must come to this area. #ArtisticAttractions #TravelAroundThailand #Bangkok #CommunityTravel #Photography

Bangkok is one of the most visited cities in the world and for good reason, as it has something for everyone! Here are my favourite experiences in Bangkok! 1️⃣ Wat Pho ☸️ Unlikely the overly touristy Grand Palace next door, Wat Pho feels really serene and makes for a good walk. You can take your time to stroll around the complex, look at the statues, and read about Buddhism! The famous Thai massage originated here too, and I believe you can try it yourself there! 2️⃣ Jim Thompson House🧣 Jim Thompson, originally from the US, was one of Thailand’s great entrepreneurs. He brought Thai silk to the world, and was very successful. This house was where he hosted Bangkok’s high society in his day. Unfortunately, Thompson died of mysterious circumstances in 1967 in the Cameron Highlands. To this day, the name “Jim Thompson” carries an aura of Thai refinement, so this house is definitely worth checking out! 3️⃣ National Museum 🎭 Bangkok is a very hot city, and one good respite from the heat is to visit the National Museum Bangkok. The museum consists of several buildings of different architectural styles and showcases the history of Thailand through its different eras - Sukhothai, Ayutthaya and Rattanakosin. The royal barges display was particularly impressive. 4️⃣ Talat Noi 🏚️ To experience the antique charm or Bangkok, there is no better place that Talat Noi (little market), located near Yaowarat. This neighbourhood has a rich history, as Bangkok’s first port of entry, where most immigrants landed. Many ethnic Chinese communities like the Teochew have strong roots here. There are some nice restaurants here too, such as Hong Sieng Kong, where I had lunch. 5️⃣ Icon Siam 🛍️ Bangkok has many malls, but this one is special. The architecture of Icon Siam truly stands out, and it is a paragon of luxury in Bangkok. Perfect for a restful day. #bangkok #thailand #travel #thingstodo

I visited the Zhou Si Gong Shrine at Talat Noi, which is believed to be over 200 years old. People often come here to pray for good health, wishing to stay free from illness, as Zhou Si Gong is considered a deity of medicine. Many also come to entrust their fate to him for protection and care throughout the year.

Chilled Pork Leg, Tua Ka Tang Delicious, clean, good ingredients, well-balanced flavor -Stir-fried noodles with water mimosa, well-balanced flavor, dry stir-fry, 60 THB -Chicken with crispy noodles, well-balanced flavor, add some soy sauce, perfect, fragrant with the smell of the pan, 60 THB -Chilled pork leg (traditional Chinese dish), first time trying, a novelty to eat chilled pork leg, well-balanced flavor, must dip with soy sauce, delicious, 70 THB per bowl Affordable prices, good quality Park at Wat Pathum Khongkha and walk, it's convenient, 20 THB per hour

Introducing a super cool tea room in Bangkok🫖 《Citizen Tea Canteen》 Located in the trendy Talat Noi area with a charming downtown vibe. It is attached to the craft shop Citizen of Nowhere, which sells various items such as accessories and clothing. 💞Recommended reasons: • Both the exterior and interior are stylish! You can take magazine-like photos📷️ • The drinks are all about Thai tea! You can enjoy delicious Thai tea. And you can choose your favorite from multiple tea leaves🎵 • The glasses are also stylish! (It seems you can purchase them) 📍Location: 764 Soi Wanit 2, Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100 🕰️Business hours: 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM *Closed on Wednesdays 💰Price per person: Around 100 Baht～ Bangkok cafe hopping🇹🇭Thailand

Walking around and taking photos in this old town area gives you a sense of the local lifestyle. There are art exhibitions in the alleys, and it's a great place to hang out with friends and find chic spots for beautiful photos. There are many beautiful cafes in the alleys with delicious drinks, perfect for taking a break. You'll end up with a phone full of photos. There's also a gang of resident cats that are very cute. Don't forget to bring some cat treats for them when you visit.

#bigbuddhabangkok A small matcha bar cafe in the old town of Talad Noi. The shop is located on Yotha 1 Road in a quiet community alley. The shop is divided into 2 floors. The first floor is Daythem Tea Studio, a small matcha bar decorated in a simple style, a loft with exposed concrete walls. There are not many seats, so the atmosphere is quiet. You can sit and chill while drinking tea. The menu has many matcha to choose from, brewed clear with milk, and leaf tea. It is suitable for take away. The upper floor is Shersanctuary Tea Bar, a private tea bar. You can make a reservation. It is a serious tea serving area. The focus is on getting a new experience. Anyone who wants to try can make a reservation.

Bangkok is home to many century-old communities, such as the Samphanthawong community (dating back to the 18th century) centered around Chinatown, the Banglamphu community, a gathering place for nobles on the west side of the Grand Palace, and the Talat Noi community, known for its street art and old buildings. But among these communities, the Kudichin community is particularly special. It is dominated by Western culture and has a history of more than 200 years. It is an important mark left by Portuguese immigrants in Bangkok. [History of the Kudichin Community] Portugal was one of the first European countries to establish formal diplomatic and trade relations with Thailand (then Siam), a relationship that began in 1511. At that time, the Portuguese came to Siam as merchants, missionaries, and military advisers. After the Ayutthaya Kingdom was captured by Burma in 1767, King Rama I of Thailand moved the capital to Bangkok and settled some Portuguese in a community along the Chao Phraya River, which is today's Kudichin community. [Recommended Attractions] Santa Cruz Church · Built in the 1770s, it is one of the oldest Catholic churches in Bangkok. The design of the church incorporates Portuguese architectural styles, and although it has been renovated several times, it still retains some of its original features. It is the core landmark of the community and a witness to the history of the Portuguese integrating into Thai society. Baan Kudichin Museum · The museum provides a comprehensive overview of the history of the Portuguese in Bangkok, with sculptures, gardens, traditional houses, and handicrafts. I was attracted by an old wooden piano and couldn't help but play it for a long time. · Featured food: The cafe here offers authentic Portuguese desserts, such as Foi Thong and Portuguese egg tarts, which are worth a try! [Community Experience] Walking through the alleys of the Kudichin community, you can see Jesus paintings and exquisite mailboxes of different styles hanging in every household. The community is full of the atmosphere of the collision of Portuguese and Thai cultures, quiet and charming. In addition, there are also Jian An Palace and Guan Di Temple near the community, and visitors can connect these attractions to experience the multiculturalism of the area. It is a place worth spending an afternoon exploring.

If you love neighborhoods filled with artistic vibes and a retro atmosphere, then Talat Noi is a must-visit artistic old community in Bangkok. Located by the Chao Phraya River, this community combines rich historical heritage with creative modern vibes, making it an ideal place for strolling, photography, and discovering local art. As you walk through, you'll be captivated by ancient buildings, street graffiti, and unique cafes, as if stepping into a world full of stories and colors. Itinerary: 1. Hong Sieng Kong Cafe • Location: This cafe is situated by the Chao Phraya River, surrounded by a tranquil environment with a unique atmosphere. The cafe consists of six old houses over 200 years old, making you feel like you're stepping into history. • Recommendation: This cafe is highly photogenic, with every corner exuding a strong retro vibe, making it a paradise for art enthusiasts and photographers. Enjoy a cup of handcrafted coffee and slowly savor the tranquility intertwined with history and modernity. 2. J32Bar • Location: Just a two-minute walk from Hong Sieng Kong Cafe. This bar features an old Beetle car as its facade, showcasing creativity. Inside, you can taste various premium cocoa, with the staff recommending suitable varieties based on your taste. The entire tasting process feels like a small ceremony, full of fun. 3. So Heng Tai Mansion • Location: About a 50-meter walk from J32Bar, you'll find this traditional Chinese building hidden in an alley. It retains the complete traditional Chinese architectural style, making it a great place to learn about Chinese culture. • Recommendation: When visiting the mansion, remember that each person needs to purchase a drink or pay a 50 baht entrance fee. Stepping inside, you can feel the weight of history and the sediment of time, making it perfect for photography. 4. Artistic Installations and Han Wang Temple • Location: After leaving So Heng Tai Mansion, walk along the alley to encounter some very interesting artistic installations. Don't miss the great photo opportunities. Continue walking, and you'll see Han Wang Temple, a God of Wealth temple built during the Guangxu period. The temple often has local Chinese worshippers, creating a serene and solemn atmosphere. • Recommendation: Here, you can feel the blend of Thai and Chinese cultures, making it suitable for quiet worship or photographing the ancient temple architecture. 5. Graffiti Street • Location: About 50 meters from Han Wang Temple, you'll find a street filled with graffiti. The graffiti styles are diverse, ranging from retro to trendy and playful, with each wall telling a different story. • Recommendation: Although the street is not long, every corner is highly creative, making it a great place for photography and relaxation. 6. Roasted Mother Cafe • Location: Hidden in an old warehouse near Graffiti Street, this unique cafe requires you to pass through the warehouse entrance to reach the second floor. The environment here is very distinctive, filled with artistic vibes. • Recommendation: The cafe's interior decor is full of creativity, making it a great place for gatherings with friends or enjoying quiet time alone. Route Summary: The overall route of Talat Noi is perfect for a leisurely stroll, with all the check-in points within short walking distances. The entire route is ideal for an afternoon walk. You can stop and go as you please, fully enjoying the artistic atmosphere here. Cafes and small shops are great places to rest, allowing you to recharge anytime and making the whole trip more relaxed and enjoyable. Final Stop: If you want to continue this artistic journey, you can head from Talat Noi to the nearby Iconsiam shopping center, enjoy a modern shopping experience in Bangkok, or have dinner at a riverside restaurant, perfectly ending a day of artistic exploration. Conclusion: Talat Noi is a forgotten artistic paradise, blending history with creativity, tradition with modernity. Walking through this neighborhood, you can feel an unknown side of Bangkok, with a sense of historical weight and the vitality of contemporary art. If you're tired of bustling commercial districts and want to find a peaceful and creative place, Talat Noi is definitely your ideal destination.

#VisitExhibition Talad Noi Museum .. A community museum and learning center about the history, economy and culture of Talad Noi community, as well as a creative space for organizing various activities for people of all ages. .. Originally an old lathe shop in Talad Noi area along the Chao Phraya River, which was transformed into a community museum by the Treasury Department. .. Inside the 3-storey building, there are: 3rd floor Exhibition: Chiang Kong area, Talad Noi community identity, diverse faiths, Chinese architecture, shrines, Vietnamese temples, Thai temples, Western buildings and Christian churches. 2nd floor Exhibition: Talad Noi, a community of Chinese craftsmen in the early Rattanakosin period, a local multicultural community. Trace the history of Talad Noi from "Ban Rong Kratha" to "Ban Chang Chin" before becoming the current "Talak Kia". 1st floor Public relations area, selling coin products and souvenirs. and multipurpose area .. Free admission Tuesday - Friday 08.30 - 16.30 hrs. Saturday - Sunday and public holidays 10.00 - 18.00 hrs. #Talad Noi Museum #Sampanthawong

#Travel along the electric train line From MRT Hua Lamphong Station, take Exit 1, walk along Khao Lam Road until you reach the intersection, turn left and walk along Charoen Krung Road until you reach Soi Charoen Krung 22 on the right, it is a narrow pedestrian alley, you will see Loftel 22 at the entrance of the alley .. Talad Noi is a Chinese community that has lived since the early Rattanakosin period and is an old commercial area located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, expanding from Sampeng area .. It has a unique identity, traditional way of life, shrines, trading, has been developed into a community tourism attraction, has cafes, minimalist accommodation and many street art paintings, artistic decorations #Talad Noi #MRT Hua Lamphong

#Secret shop Chinese house, a secret coffee shop in Talad Noi area, Ban So Heng Tai, Soi Wanit 2, Talad Noi Subdistrict, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok Ban So Heng Tai is an old Chinese house that still maintains the Chinese architecture perfectly and beautifully. It is currently a cafe for people to visit and stop by to have coffee. While walking around Talad Noi area, don't forget to stop by and take some pictures of the atmosphere. #akinkub #Talad Noi Cafe #Talad Noi #Samphanthawong #Chinese #Chinese architecture #Bangkok attractions #Where to go in Bangkok

Talad Noi, Old town Bangkok - Artistic Street - Friendly neighborhood - Delicious Matcha Bar & Homemade Kaya @ Feng Huang Tea Bar - Great Coffee @ The Store Coffee *Good to know Time spent: 1-3hours Transportation: MRT, Taxi Parking lot: Yes #bangkok #familytravel #thingstodo

Walking into the historic Samphanthawong district of Bangkok feels like stepping into a time tunnel, entering a world where history and creativity intertwine. This street, one of the first in Bangkok to feature Western-style architecture, has witnessed a century of prosperity and decline. However, with the new generation taking over and transforming it, Samphanthawong Road has been revitalized. Today, it not only boasts traditional local delicacies but has also become a hub for hipster cafes and street art, attracting countless tourists and influencers. As you step into the alley of Talat Noi, the aroma of charcoal-grilled toast wafts through the air. A humble tricycle vendor at the entrance quietly grills thick slices of toast, the slightly charred edges on the charcoal fire exuding a delightful milky fragrance. This unassuming yet popular stall offers a slice of happiness for just 10 baht, making people willing to queue up and savor this traditional Bangkok street flavor. Venturing deeper into the alleys, the scenery becomes more artistic, as if entering a creative art exhibition. The Painted Alley is the liveliest spot in Talat Noi, with walls adorned with colorful graffiti and murals blending Chinese, Thai, and local cultural elements. New works are frequently added, offering different surprises with each visit. These unique street arts, set against the weathered walls, invite visitors to take photos, making it a popular check-in spot. While leisurely strolling the streets, you will also encounter many traditional temples, such as the Han Wang Temple and the Ching Shui Zu Shi Temple, exuding a rich Chinese cultural atmosphere. Walking along the riverbank, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Chao Phraya River, especially at dusk when the sunset paints the river golden, creating an unforgettable scene. Further along the river, you will find the ancient Holy Rosary Church. Though not as grand as European churches, its yellow Gothic architecture, stained glass, and elegant appearance leave a lasting impression. The church stands out in this exotic neighborhood of Bangkok, making it a perfect spot for hipsters to take photos. Finally, you reach the River City Shopping Complex, which is not only the starting point for night cruises on the Chao Phraya River but also features rich art exhibitions, infusing the area with a strong cultural atmosphere. The unique art installations in the mall make it a great place for shopping and exploring local culture. The old town of Bangkok is vast, blending history, art, and cuisine. For travelers who love to wander and explore culture, it is worth spending one to two days slowly experiencing it. Whether it's the traditional charcoal-grilled toast or the creative street art, every corner of Chinatown holds a piece of Bangkok life. Here, you will feel a distinctly different Bangkok vibe, leaving you with indelible beautiful memories.

Explored Talat Noi and got to see its beautiful street art. Visited on a weekday late afternoon and it was not crowded at all. Talat Noi has several vintage cafes to explore and they are all within walking distance. Glad to have chanced upon this street after my visit to the popular Hong Sieng Kong cafe (which i also passed by while exploring Talat Noi). The nearest MRT would be Hua Lampong station and Talat Noi is about 10-15 mins walk away. #bangkok #talatnoi #streetart #bkktrip

Talat Noi, also known as the Talat Noi Community in Charoen Krung, is a popular landmark for both Thai and international tourists. Visitors come to admire the beautiful wall art that tells the story of Talat Noi along the way. This unique charm makes it a must-visit destination in Bangkok. 📌 It is recommended to visit on Saturdays and Sundays when more shops and restaurants are open compared to weekdays. Besides the famous old eateries in the area, there are also unique hidden cafes and plenty of chic photo spots.

#BangkokTravel Talad Noi Community Samphanthawong District, Bangkok .. An old Chinese community on Charoen Krung Road and along the Chao Phraya River .. It is one of the most charming tourist attractions, perfectly designed. Each mural is not only beautiful, but also full of stories telling about Talad Noi along the way. .. Making this a charming tourist attraction in Bangkok, another interesting place at the moment. Whoever visits will always get beautiful photos and enjoy the perfect art. .. The artwork is displayed on the walls, Kahe shop, a street food restaurant in Talad Noi community, many delicious shops, is a charm that should not be missed to check in. #1000WaysToTravel #TaladNoi

Tori will volunteer to take uncles, aunts, and elders out to find delicious food again.. Today, we went for a walk around Charoen Krung, Talad Noi, and got to try the food at "Cham Krung" restaurant, which is being talked about a lot these days. With unique and delicious food.. Today, Tori tried many things. But what impressed me was the tomato salad, which was very refreshing. The chicken liver coconut pancakes were also very delicious.. The satay shellfish was strange but good.. The duck was tender.. The dessert was delicious and delicious. The drinks here are mostly wine, but Tori didn't drink it. She drank apple juice instead. You have to call in advance to order at Cham Krung restaurant. There is no parking, but I recommend parking at the temple opposite the restaurant. The restaurant opens at 6:00 PM. #100TravelTips Atmosphere/Location - Cham Krung Highlights - Average price per person - 1000 Address: 6th floor 839 Charoen Krung Rd., Talad Noi Subdistrict, Samphanthawong District Bangkok 10100 Tel 097-9945523 #TrustToriForFood #torijourney

When I first came to Bangkok, a local friend recommended a niche internet celebrity attraction [Talat Noi]. I went there and it is worth recommending! Very suitable for checking in and taking photos📸. Rumor has it that this is the area where the first Chinese to come to Thailand lived, and it is considered the oldest Chinatown in Bangkok. The road in Talat Noi is very narrow, and the buildings have a strong sense of age and are mottled and dilapidated. It is also because of this foundation that, coupled with contemporary art, it can show its unique charm! Reasons for recommendation 1. Niche attractions suitable for taking photos and checking in 2. Exploring history and encountering art 3. Close to Chinatown and Chao Phraya River 4. There are many Internet celebrity coffee shops and restaurants 5. You can see the beautiful sunset by the river in the evening🌇 Coordinates: Directly navigate to "Talat Noi" and you can reach it by subway 1.5 km from Bangkok Hua Lamphong Railway Station 1 km from Chinatown #BangkokAttractions

Bar inside the abandoned building in Bangko city. This location is neighborhood of Chinatown Bangkok. The area its like hidden gem, many locals visit this area to take pictures that give old ambience. You can go around the area to feel the authenticity of old Chinatown. The area has many old buildings, houses, temples, also old stuff. Location close to the river make you can discover river area. There are also some authentic houses by the river that built on the up of the water. In Talat Noi you can easily find authentic Thai foods, snacks with good price. Some of the restaurants around also famous, you can discover it on Google Maps like 32Bar Specialty of Chocolate, Sou Heng Tai House, Avg. Price per Person - Free Location : 22 Charoen Krung Road, Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100

#traveldiaries Talat Noi is a place in the city with old-fashioned style to take photos.This is a great place to take a private photo. The dress looks pretty with the old style hat 🎩 A house and shop with fully painted walls and decorated with some pots and bicycles will bring you to a cute little environment. Access: Get off at Hua Lamphong MRT, look for Talat Noi on the map and walk for about 10 minutes. #100waysoftravel #hiddengems #localguides #thailandtrip

🕰️Operating Hours: Open 24/7 🏖️Environment/Facilities: There are restaurants, beverage shops, coffee shops, hostels, hotels, and famous tourist attractions nearby. You can enjoy the view of the Chao Phraya River with many beautiful spots for photography. 📍Address: Soi Charoen Krung 27, Talat Noi Subdistrict, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok 💰Average Cost per Person: Free of charge 💞Reason for Recommendation: Experience the local life of the community. This area used to be a commercial and residential area for the old Chinese community. Volunteers from the community are available to provide information. There is a community museum that is free of charge, showcasing the history of the community with photographs. Nearby, there are also temples and churches. It's a great place for street art photography. 🗓️Travel Planning: You can take the MRT to Hua Lamphong Station or Yaowarat Station and then take a motorcycle taxi. Alternatively, you can take public buses, bus line number 1, or walk along Khao Lam Road intersecting with Charoen Krung Road. When you reach Soi Vanich 2, turn into Soi Duang Tawan and you will find the community. Walking around in a circle will bring you back to the starting point.

Talat Noi (Charoen Krung) is an old commercial district located along the Chao Phraya River. It is predominantly inhabited by Chinese people who have expanded from the Sampheng area. Importantly, it is very easy and convenient to travel here. Within this area, there are numerous restaurants, eateries, cafes, shrines, and many photo spots. As you walk through the small alleys, you'll find plenty of places to take pictures. If you get tired, you can rest and enjoy some delicious food. If you don't feel like walking, you can rent a bicycle to ride around. After exploring the area, you can continue walking a short distance to shop at Sampheng. Follow along! 📍Charoen Krung Road, Talat Noi Subdistrict, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok 10100

#cherryblossom2024 #bangkoktrip Talad Noi, which means small market, is sure to win the hearts of everyone who visits this less frequented part of Bangkok. Every alley will have visitors weaving through monuments that are certainly rare for a big city like Bangkok. You can simply get there by BRT - near Phaya Thai or Chaopa ya pier. Talat Noi has so many street arts, you can experience China town or get around in River City Bangkok, Warehouse 30, ATT9 or Thai Creative Design Center.

A stylish café review for chocolate lovers. Choco.project is a pop-up chocolate shop located on the second floor of The Corner House, a century-old building in the Charoen Krung area near Talat Noi. The interior space is very artistic, featuring wooden furniture mixed with black tones, maintaining a minimalistic yet cool vibe that complements the color of chocolate. The walls are adorned with graphic stickers, and there's even a corner for audio equipment. We tried the Choco Banana, a delightful combination of banana and chocolate, which is one of our favorites. Additionally, they offer a Chocolate Layer Cake, topped with white chocolate and milk chocolate, with an option to add berry toppings.

#Travel along the electric train line Walk along the electric train line Today, I will take my friends to ride the MRT Blue Line and get off at Hua Lamphong Station, walk along the floating market, take pictures of art and street art. Talad Noi, a street art tourist attraction and an ancient Chinese community area. This is a Chinese-styled area from the past to the present. You will see many auto parts shops. Starting from Soi San Chao Rong Kuek, walk along the street art. It will be an area along the Chao Phraya River. There are many old Chinese-style cafes and accommodations. Come in the evening to see the sunset along the Chao Phraya River. #Bangkok attractions #Talad Noi Charoen Krung #Street art