Meeting Point

River City Bangkok

Holy Rosary Church “Kalawar Church”

Holy Rosary Church “Kalawar Church” is an ancient church with a history that dates back to the founding of Rattanakosin. From its historical background, say that this Catholic church has been a part of the city since its very beginning. The Portuguese settled in Ayutthaya, building their own church during that time.

Dragon Runabout

The bumble bee transformer real-life size statue. Walk closer to the statue to take some pictures if you are around Talat Noi, can stop by to take some nice pictures.

Siam Commercial Bank

Siam Commercial Bank, The 1st bank building in Thailand. The building itself is a three-story structure that runs parallel to the Chao Phraya River, featuring a harmonious blend of classical architectural elements from various eras.

The Rong Kuak Shrine

The Rong Kuak Shrine is another one of Bangkok's ancient shrines located along the Chao Phraya River.

Sou Heng Tai House

Sou Heng Tai House is an old Chinese-style house with a raised Thai-style basement, built in the early Rattanakosin period. Now over 200 years old, the house sits on over 300 square wah in the Talat Noi area. It was the residence of a wealthy Hokkien Chinese family who settled in Thailand. The family patriarch was a tax collector for bird's nests, collecting taxes for the government, and was also involved in trade via Chinese junks.

Hong Sieng Kong Café

Hong Sieng Kong Café, located in an old house in the Talat Noi area, is filled with stories from the past. Inside this over 100-year-old blue house is a charming Chinese-style café that has been renovated while preserving its original structure and intricate surface details. Throughout the space, you’ll find treasured collectibles, such as an antique wooden spiral staircase from Myanmar paired perfectly with the handrails collected by the owner's father, a beautiful door from India, and an old Chinese round table. Notably, an antique rickshaw from China is still well-preserved and on display.

Talat Noi Museum

Talat Noi Museum (Local History Museum) showcases the history and interesting facts related to the Talat Noi community.

Wat Pathum Khongkha Ratchaworawihan (Buddhist temple)

Wat Pathum Khongkha Ratchaworawihan (Buddhist temple), It is another ancient temple in the area with no clear historical records. Many sources suggest that this temple dates back to the Ayutthaya period, with some stating it was established during the late Ayutthaya era.

Mother Roaster Talad Noi

Mother Roaster Talad Noi Café, A hidden café in the Talat Noi area has become a popular spot among coffee lovers. The café is located in an old building, with the first floor being a former machine shop, which might seem a bit intimidating at first. However, the café itself is on the second floor, set in a wooden house with a very classic and charming atmosphere.

Ending Point

River City Bangkok