[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for The Chinatown Gate (Updated Jul)

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Hong Sieng Kong A Hidden Gem in Bangkok’s Chinatown Tucked away in Bangkok’s vibrant Chinatown, Hong Sieng Kong is a must-visit riverside café that beautifully blends antique charm with modern comfort. The café is housed in a vintage Chinese-style building filled with curated antique furniture, offering a uniquely nostalgic atmosphere. Sip on their perfectly roasted coconut coffee, a house specialty, while enjoying the sunny riverside setting. With boats gliding past on the Chao Phraya River, it’s the ideal spot to relax and unwind — especially on a bright, breezy day. The interior design is truly special, with a mix of rustic textures, old-world decor, and lush greenery that makes every corner photo-worthy. Whether you’re exploring Chinatown or simply looking for a tranquil escape, Hong Sieng Kong is a destination that shouldn’t be missed. 📍 Near the river, easy to find within the historic Talat Noi neighborhood. 🕰️Business Hours: 1000-2000hrs 📍Address: 734, 736 Soi Wanit 2, Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100, Thailand 💰Average Price per Person: THB 180 💞Reasons to Recommend: Relaxing and Enjoying #historicallandmarks #旅行酷体验 #旅行灵感 #景点拍照指南

Unique taste and different from Taiwanese taste Authentic Thai version of oyster omelette There are two ways to eat it. My guests don't like it very much 🤣 If you want to chase Michelin, you can try it.

#CanadaFlightEvent It's the same Chinatown, but from some part, it's so flashy and noisy that it seems like all the Bangkok residents are running out, but when I came in here, I thought I came to the wrong place. All the stores were closed and there was no one walking on the street, so I was a little scared for a moment.

#CanadaFlightEvent Chinatown Gate is also called Paifang and is a large and ornate Chinese gate. It marks the entrance to Chinatown and is said to have been built in 1999 to honor King Bhumibol. It is also an important landmark, so many people take pictures.

Check-in at the Chalerm Phra Kiat Archway for the 6th Cycle Birthday Anniversary ⛩️ Commonly known as the Thai-Chinese Cultural Archway, it is located at the site of the former fountain roundabout or 'Odeon Circle'. 📍 Located on Tri Mit Road, Talat Noi Subdistrict, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok, before entering Yaowarat Road. ⛩️ This archway is built in Chinese architectural style, with most materials imported directly from China. 📃 It was constructed by the Thai-Chinese community and various government agencies as a royal merit offering on the occasion of His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej's 6th cycle birthday anniversary in 1999.

#January travel support event #February travel support event #Bangkok travel Bangkok bus restaurant. One of the bucket list items of this trip Ah, but there was a huge behind-the-scenes story that I didn't know about until then The first place I saw Bus Restaurant was near the Sheraton, but I thought it had moved because it was called Hua Lamphong... but it wasn't. For the next review, I had a refreshing cup of welcome tea and the snacks they gave me were delicious. 23/34-35 ถ. ตรีมิตร แขวงตลาดน้อย เขตสัมพันธวงศ์ กรุงเทพมหานคร 10100

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #FebruaryTravelSupportEvent It doesn't matter where you start in Talatnai, but just by going near there, you can feel that Talatnai Alley is starting. Last time, I came from the alley of the Sheraton Hotel, and there was a mural there, and this time, I came from the Hua Lamphong side, but after seeing the cute murals in a store, I thought I should go here. 22 ถ. เจริญกรุง ��ขวงตลาดน้อย เขตสัมพันธวงศ์ กรุงเทพมหานคร 10100

#JanuaryTravelSupportEvent #FebruaryTravelSupportEvent #BangkokTravel If you are looking for a tourist destination where you can see how people live and where it is not decorated or polished, I recommend visiting Talat Noi Alley. If you find it difficult to come here on purpose, I recommend coming here thinking of it as a Hong Xiang Kong cafe. Even the parasols on the juice stalls are refreshing. There are also foreigners who ride bicycles and do self-tours.

#January travel support event #February travel support event There's no English written on it, and it's written in Chinese as well It seems to be a restaurant that sells drinks as well as noodles. There was one interesting menu item, Deep Fried Ice Cream. Is this fried ice cream? The menu is diverse, so there are plenty of things to eat even if it's not this.

#January travel support event #Bangkok travel A coffee shop that I thought I had to go to, not too far from the hotel This place is characterized by its blue interior. Is this the signature color of this cafe? They secretly used this color a lot. It rained here, of all places I didn't bring an umbrella, so I stayed longer than I thought, but I wasn't bored.

I took a Thai cooking class this morning. The teacher prepared the ingredients and sauces #travel

#WinterTravel #BangkokTravel #CelebrationArch #EnhanceGoodLuck 📞Hello Hello, I heard it and replied It's almost 2568, the Year of the Snake🐍. To make it a year of great fortune🥳🎁🎊🎉, let's take you to receive positive energy by standing🧍♀️in the middle of the brass plate, which is in the middle of the arch to receive good energy into your life. It is worth 84 years old or the Thai-Chinese Cultural Arch🇹🇭🇨🇳 This arch has meaning and good fortune. It should be built according to the principles of Feng Shui according to the beliefs of the Chinese🇨🇳. Under the ceiling of the arch, Chinese characters are inscribed, meaning heaven and earth. In the four corners, there are bats🦇, meaning fortune, and bamboo, meaning virtue.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #BangkokTourism #CelebrationArch 📞Hello Hello, I heard it and answered. Thailand🇹🇭and the People's Republic of China🇨🇳have had good relations since the Sukhothai period, exchanging culture and trade, establishing diplomatic relations for almost 70 years. The Thai🇹🇭-China🇨🇳 Cultural Arch or the Celebration Arch on the occasion of the 6th cycle anniversary of the reign of King Rama IX is one of the witnesses. Designed by craftsmen who understand Chinese art, there is a power point below. In addition to the beauty of the arch, it also contains Chinese beliefs for learning.

#triptravelchina #placestovisitbangkok #celebrationarch 📞Hello Hello, I heard it and answered. Yaowarat Road is considered one of the largest Chinatowns in the world. It is called the Dragon Road🐲 with the head at the 60th Anniversary Celebration Arch or the Thai🇹🇭Chinese🇨🇳 Cultural Arch, which used to be the Odeon Circle. It is a landmark of Yaowarat. This arch was designed by a Chinese art expert, so it is beautiful in both architecture and sculpture. China🇨🇳 also intentionally offered 2 more white jade lions. The female has a lion cub under her paw. If anyone passes by, stop by and take a look. There is also a stone tablet at the back with an inscription of the history of good relations between Thailand🇹🇭 and China🇨🇳.

#GetDiscountWithoutLuck The 6th Cycle Birthday Anniversary Archway .. Located at the intersection of Charoen Krung Road, Yaowarat Road and Thai-Chinese Friendship Road .. Originally, this roundabout was called Odeon Roundabout, a small garden for the people of the Yaowarat community in that area .. Until 1999, the roundabout area was changed to the 6th Cycle Birthday Anniversary Archway to present to His Majesty King Rama IX on the occasion of his 6th cycle birthday .. It is considered another important check-in point in Yaowarat that tourists should not miss and come to ask for life energy under this archway to increase the power from heaven and earth in this special feng shui position #Yaowarat #CelebrationArchway

The Royal Celebration Arch in Bangkok ⛩ It can be said that this is an important symbol of Yaowarat Chinatown, which is believed to have energy that helps people receive life energy and blessings from heaven and earth at this arch. ⛩ The roof of the arch consists of 2 dragons holding up the symbol of “The Royal Ceremony to Celebrate the 60th Birthday Anniversary on December 5, 1999” and 99 baht of pure gold covering the royal initials, B.P.R., which means that Thais of Chinese descent hold His Majesty the King above their heads. ⛩ The ceiling of the Chinese arch is inscribed with the word “Tian”, which means heaven, opposite to “Di”, which means earth. At the four corners, there are 4 bats or “Fu”, which sounds similar to the word for fortune in Mandarin, and bamboo or “Tek” in Teochew, which means virtue. This point is considered a point to receive life energy, that is, receive blessings from heaven and earth. Stepping on the brass plate is like being under virtue. If you stand under the beam of the arch and look up, You will see a brass plate with Chinese characters that read “Tian”, which means heaven or heaven. ⛩ On both sides of the pillars of the archway, there are two carved white jade lions. Note that the male lion has his feet stepping on a marble, which means wealth, power, and fame. People usually come to make a wish by placing their wallets in the mouths of both the male and female lions, because they believe that this will make money flow in even more. As for the female lion, her feet hold a little lion cub, which means having many children and servants. All children and servants will be in the framework of goodness, not straying, and creating a good reputation for the family, like a mother who teaches and warns her children when they are small. 📍 Talat Noi Subdistrict, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok #Flying with Trip #Traveling Along the Skytrain #Chaloem Phrakiat Archway #Yaowarat