Song Wat Road, the charm of the old district along the Chao Phraya River

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Songwat Road – Charming Old Town Along the Chao Phraya River Songwat Road is one of the old districts of Bangkok, full of history and Chinese culture. Located near Yaowarat and Talad Noi, this street has its own unique colonial architecture, combined with the influence of the Chinese community that has lived there for centuries. Interesting places on Songwat Road 1. Kuan Im Shrine (Thian Fah Foundation) • An ancient Chinese shrine that is sacred and revered by Chinese-Thais 2. Vintage coffee shops and cafes • Currently, there are many cafes that have been renovated from old buildings, such as Ba Hao Tian Mi, a Chinese dessert cafe 3. Ancient buildings and old architecture • Walk around and admire the colonial-era commercial buildings that are still vibrant 4. Wholesale shops selling antiques and Chinese herbs • Songwat Road is still the center of traditional businesses, such as Chinese medicine shops and spices Getting there • MRT: Get off at Hua Lamphong Station and walk for about 10-15 minutes • Bus: Line 1, 4, 7, 21 • Chao Phraya Express Boat: Get off at Saphan Phut Pier Then walk to Song Wat Road Song Wat Road is a historical area with a classic charm and an ancient Chinese atmosphere. It is suitable for those who like to walk around the city, study culture, or look for cool photo spots. Those who like old areas like Yaowarat and Talad Noi should not miss this place!