[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Lhong 1919 (Updated Mar)

Mazu Shrine, Wangli Pier, Khlongsan Mazu Shrine or we may know it as the Goddess of Ruby This is an old shrine that is over a hundred years old. This Chinese New Year, come to pray for blessings from Mazu and draw lots to check your fortune in 2566. You can ask directly and specifically one question. And don't forget to put money in the donation and tie a red rope to ask for blessings. There is a parking lot. Bring the card to stamp at the shop in the long. ✅ Open every day 10:00-18:00 📍 Chiang Mai Rd., Khlongsan, Bangkok #ChineseNewYear2566 #WinterAttractions

A Cultural Centre along the Choa Phraya River, Llhong 1919 features a group of old warehouses and a Chinese temple dating back to the rule under King Rama IV (1851-1868). The space is home to a number of restaurants and cafes as well as a Mazu Shrine. Entrance is absolutely free. Best to visit during Chinese New Year or when there are ongoing activities. Check out the ongoing events at their social media page. GETTING THERE: 1. 20 min walk from Icon Siam 2. take free shuttle boat from Sathorn Pier 3. Take the BTS sky train to Thonburi station, then hop on a bus or a taxi LOCATION: 248 Chiang Mai Road, Khlong San, Bangkok 10600, Thailand Opening Hours: Monday-Sunday 10 am - 6 pm #bangkok #2023travelwish #tripblazers #couplestrip #urbanexplorer #passionpassport #awesomepic

Weird place. Absolute ghost town. Don't know if it's because of COVID19 but it was completely empty and virtually shut down. It's a good option to get some peace and quiet. Some nice traditional style chinese courtyard architecture and some nice river views. But apart from that nothing much to see. It is however a great photography location due to the setting and quietness There are lanterns, wish ribbons, wooden staircases, traditional buildings, lotus flowers, dragons and all the other stuff you'd associate with China. 248 Chiang Mai Rd, Khlong San, Bangkok 10600 #passionpassport #bangkok #bkk #thailand

#BangkokTravel Long 1919, Chiang Mai Road, Khlong San Subdistrict, Khlong San District, Bangkok Open 10:00-18:00 It is a free place to visit, with convenient parking. There are a few shops and cafes. What I like the most is that there is a corner for taking pictures that looks old and classic. I like it a lot. I came on a weekday and there were no people. Moreover, this place is located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. The atmosphere is very good.

Mazu Shrine, Wangli Pier, Khlongsan Mazu Shrine or we may know as Goddess of Ruby This is an old shrine located next to Wangli Pier or Lhong 1919 It was established in 1850, around the reign of King Rama IV Totaling 172 years What we like to come to worship and ask for blessings from Mazu Shrine is to cast lots. You can ask directly and specifically one thing After that, cast a red wooden stick and let it come up face down It is considered that the lots are correct. You can read the prediction From trying it many times, we consider it accurate And don't forget to put money in the donation box ✅Open every day 10:00-18:00 📍Chiang Mai Rd., Khlongsan, Bangkok #Worship and ask for blessings

#SongkranTrip Lhong 1919 Located on the bank of the Chao Phraya River, opposite Talad Noi, there are shops and cafes, but many are closed during the Covid period. There is a shrine to pay homage to the Goddess Mazu. It is a tourist attraction that still has an ancient atmosphere. You can also learn about cultural heritage. There is a convenient parking lot. 📍248 Chiang Mai Road, Khlong San, Bangkok, Thailand 10600 #FamilyTrip #TripNearBangkok

Getting There - MRT(metro) then taxi from Samyod station - MRT(metro) Wat mangkorn station then go to Sawasdee pier to take a ferry to Lhong - free of charge if taking ferry from Iconsiam Attractions - Lhong 1919, China town, chao praya river Food & Restaurants - cafe Shopping - souvenir shop in Chinese style Lhong 1919 is a famous tourist attraction on the west bank of Chao Phraya River, Bangkok's Thonburi side. Lhong was a historic port and warehouse built in siheyuan-style.Built in 1850, the port was opened for overseas shipping from British Malaya, mainland China, and British Hong Kong by Phraya Pisansuphaphol, a thai-chinese businessman.”Lhong” is derived from the word “Huang Chung Lhong” meaning steamer port. Nowadays it is opened as a tourist attraction, there are cafés, art and craft shops, co-working space, and a Thai-Chinese history centre.

Lhong 1919, Bangkok - Thailand: This place has been restored from an old warehouse and now turned to be a chic place lacated nearby Chao Phraya River in Bangkok’s Thonburi side. However, there is also a famous Chinese shrine inside.

🏮 Lhong 1919 in Khlong San, Bangkok, is a place where history and modernity blend seamlessly. This location was once an old trading port for Chinese merchants. Today, it has been renovated into a tourist attraction and a Thai-Chinese cultural center. 🏯✨ The atmosphere here is filled with an ancient vibe, yet it is chic with its cafes. You can stroll around leisurely and find many beautiful photo spots, whether it's the old brick walls or the Chinese murals painted on the walls. Your photos will turn out incredibly stylish. 📸 Visiting here, you will experience a mix of Thai and Chinese cultures. If you are traveling to this side of the river, you should not miss stopping by. 📍Address: 248 Chiang Mai Road, Khlong San Subdistrict, Khlong San District, Bangkok 10600

LHONG 1919 : Walk around, take photos, admire art, and enjoy Chinese architecture. and stop by to make a wish in one place 🧧 Landmark along the Chao Phraya River in Thai-Chinese history Step inside and you will see a large U-shaped building. Decorated in Chinese style and enshrined at the Ma Zhou shrine or “Goddess Tubtim” in the center is a wide open area where you can walk along the riverside and admire the well-preserved old buildings 🏡 . Ask for blessings in work and love at Mae Zhou Shrine 🏮 “Goddess Tubtim” is an old shrine located alongside Lhong 1919. Since its inception in 1850 during the reign of King Rama IV, a total period of more than 170 years, there are all 3 postures available for worship. Pang of a young girl or "Chui Buay Nia" asking for blessings in love ❤️ Pang of elders or "hai tang ma" asking for blessings to do business 📈 Pang God or "Tian Ho Si Bo" asks for blessings for health 💪🏻 . Beauty that is still preserved across eras 🪭 The original atmosphere and loudness are still preserved, complementing the Chinese architecture perfectly through red lanterns, lighting arrangements, and the original wall coverings that make you feel like you've stepped into a Chinese movie you've seen before. and gives a feeling of calm even in the city of Bangkok There is only chaos in the middle of the city 😌 . 🪧 : Everyday 08.00 - 20.00 🗺️ : Chiang Mai Road, Khlong San District 🚕 : Taxi, Personal car, parking available.

#Bangkok Attractions Lhong 1919 (ล้ง 1919) is a historic cultural and shopping district in Bangkok, Thailand. The site was originally a Chinese wharf built in the early 19th century for trade and transportation. Today, Lhong 1919 has been renovated into a comprehensive tourist destination that combines culture, art, food and shops. Lhong 1919 has preserved many old buildings and structures, including Chinese-style buildings, temples and piers, where visitors can stroll around, admire the ancient architectural style and feel the historical atmosphere of Bangkok. In addition, Lhong 1919 also has various cultural activities and art exhibitions, allowing visitors to have a deeper understanding of the cultural exchanges between Thailand and China. There are also a variety of food options, ranging from authentic Thai food to Chinese cuisine, allowing visitors to taste a variety of delicacies. Lhong 1919 is a place for tourists to explore history and culture, shop and enjoy delicious food. It is also a great place to experience Bangkok's diverse culture.

#exploreasia Getting There - 248 Chiang Mai Road, Khlong San, Bangkok, Thailand. Attractions - Lhong 1919 consists of a cluster of old warehouses and a pier built 170 years ago on the West Bank of Chao Phraya River. Now the clusters had been restored as a mixed-use Complex with restaurants, stalls and shrine. Good food and excellent Thai handmade products can be found in Lhong 1919, worth a visit!

#ChineseNewYear2566 Lhong 1919, a large Chinese community center that not only has ancient Chinese architecture, but also the Mazu Shrine enshrined inside. When friends enter, they will find San He Yuan architecture, which is a combination of 3 ancient Chinese-style buildings, with Chinese murals. But the most important thing in this Lhong is the "Mazu Shrine", which is an ancient sacred object that has been with The Lhong 1919 for hundreds of years. Mazu is considered a god who protects people on ships, keeping them safe while sailing at sea. There are 3 Mazu statues in 3 forms: Chui Bui Nie, the god of love and childbirth. Hai Tang Ma, the god who grants fortune and business. Tian Hou Chia Bo, the god who grants health blessings. This year's Chinese New Year, there will also be Chinese opera performances for you to watch.

Mazu Shrine of Wangli Village Mazu or Goddess of the Ruby here is about 200 years old. The Chinese believe that it helps protect and bless those who trade by water from China to unload goods at the Chao Phraya River. She is also the goddess of stability and success. So even if you don't trade, you can still come and ask for blessings. This is in #lhong1919 and is the property of the Wangli family. When Mr. Tan Chi Huang, surname Tang, the ancestor of the family, docked at Huay Chung Long, which is in this area. And rented a room at Huay Chung Long, a pier in this area, to use as both an office and a residence. Later, Mr. Tan Chi Huang fell in love and married with Grandmother Nu of Ban Pho Ki, Posayanon family. After having her first son, she built the Wangli house. The Wangli house is about 140 years old. It is a Chinese tycoon's house during the reign of King Rama V, with only a few houses left. It is assumed that the current Wangli house was built in 1881 It is a legend that is still alive ✅Open daily 8:00-20:00 📍lhong1919 Khlongsan, Bangkok #Worship #Worship

On the banks of the Chao Phraya River, there is also a place where I witnessed the history of China and Thailand. I highly recommend it. It is LHONG 1919, which is known as the Thailand Art History Terminal. Every day in this art district is a band of lights, Chinese elements are rich, I want to come here for New Year's Day, and have a fun! It is understood that the terminal was built in 1850 by Shantou Fu, a wealthy businessman from China. It was the main terminal for the sale of Siam rice to Hong Kong, Singapore, Sai Kung and Shantou. It was also used as China and Hong Kong. The distribution of goods in Singapore and other places is also known as the "Fireboat Gallery" because of the steam-powered "fireboat" as a transport vessel. There are five long strip-shaped porch-style two-storey buildings in the area that are timeless and artistic. They were built in 1919 and LHONG 1919 (Neil 1919) was named after it. The refurbished LHONG 1919 reopened in November 2017. I found many very distinctive shops in it, and the products sold in the store have both Thai and Chinese elements, and even Chinese elements account for the majority. From the design, texture, I am really surprised! In this art area, there is also a Mazu Temple, which has a constant incense and is also an important witness in the history of the Thai people.

Bangkok is a wonderful city. There are dilapidated buildings next to the tall buildings. There are high-end shopping malls, trendy coffee shops, and old electric poles everywhere. Modernity and history are wonderfully combined. And when it comes to the integration of history and modernity, you have to talk about LHONG 1919, not a new land, but a pier with a hundred years of history. In order to expand the trading business, the Chen Chinese people established the terminal on the bank of the Chao Phraya River. The name is Fireboat Gallery, which is the Fireboat Dock, which is the predecessor of LHONG 1919. The fireboat gallery that has been sleeping for more than 100 years has finally been repaired after two years. It shows people with its original appearance, and it is like crossing the old time. When she was repaired in 2017, Princess Sirindhorn came to the scene and left her signature, see P7.