[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Sou Heng Tai House (Updated Mar)

#WinterTravel Been there Share to stories 🚙Take a walk in Talad Noi. There are old houses in the ancient Chinese community in Talad Noi area🏮which you can visit. It is also a cafe. 🏠𝐒𝐨 𝐇𝐞𝐧𝐠 𝐓𝐚𝐢 𝐇𝐨𝐮𝐬𝐞 Baan So Heng Tai is a Chinese-style mixed architecture house with "four houses surrounding a courtyard" consisting of Chinese pavilions connected around a swimming pool. The house is the original structure. The area in the middle of the shop, which used to be an open space, has been converted into a swimming pool for practicing diving. You can apply. ☕There are many corners to sit and drink coffee. There is a pool in the middle of the house. Sit and relax. The entrance fee is 50 baht at the entrance. You can bring the coupon to exchange for drinks inside. You can buy or not. Drinks include coffee and non-coffee. 💛🧡💚 🌐 So Heng Tai So Heng Tai 📌 Soi Wanit 2, Talat Noi Subdistrict, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok ⏱️ 9:00 - 18:00 Closed on Mondays 🅿️ No parking #beentheresharetostories #taladnoicafe #taladnoi #bangkokthailand #bangkok #cafereview #chinesecafe

❣️Baan So Heng Tai is located in Talad Noi, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok. It is a Chinese architecture house in the style of "four houses surrounding a courtyard" of Phra Aphai Wanich (Chao Sua Jad). It is over 200 years old.... So Heng Tai is well maintained by the owner himself. It is not under any organization. At present, it is a residence, a coffee shop, a diving school, and a beagle farm. Open: 09.00 - 18.00 hrs. Location: 282 Soi Duangtawan, Charoen Krung Road, Talad Noi Subdistrict, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok 10100 Coordinates: https://goo.gl/maps/EoAmxy2Z9W1HcAZr6 #cafe review #cafe #secret location #cafe life

So Heng Tai Mansion is located in Talad Noi, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok. It is a Chinese architecture house that is over two hundred years old. This house has been passed down from generation to generation. The descendants or heirs who inherited the house have taken good care of it, so the house is still in good condition. It is open to the public to visit all the time. There is a swimming pool for those interested in learning to dive. There are also cakes and drinks available. It's delicious. Try it and see. #Go to a chic cafe #So Heng Tai

Really interesting heritage walk, it's like stepping back in time. There are so many streets and alleyways to explore. Each one with it's own charm & character. From doorways, temples, architecture, statues. The graffiti murals are amazing and it's like a treasure hunt to find them all. I suggest grabbing some local snacks too. The area has several lovely cafes and restaurants and you can chill out and take a rest. Remember to check out the river too for some fresh air. If you keep walking you'll end up at Chinatown which is a whole other area to explore 22 Charoen Krung Rd, Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100 #bangkok #bkk #thailand

Thai restaurant but traditionally decorated in Cantonese style. You feel like you've gone back in time. The dragons, shrines, posters and ornaments. It's wonderful. You also get some quirky decorations like a puffa fish, animal skulls, rickshaw bike, pool table and more The location is right on the river so you get a nice breeze as well as a serene view. If you didn't want to eat could enjoy a coffee or beer and relax. The sofa and floor seats look super comfortable to chill Explore the streets and alleys before/after too for a cultural treat 378 Soi Wanit 2, Taladnoi Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100 #passionpassport #bangkok #bkk #thailand

"Contemporary Body" explores the connections between the body, culture and historical space by artist Julien Spiewak "Contemporary Body" is a photographic exhibition that continues the concept of the artist's previous series 'Corps de Style', which presents a combination of the human body, antique furniture and architectural context in a space with historical and cultural depth. The artist is inspired by the relationship between humans and objects in the context of space. Whether it's the curve of an armrest, the pattern on a door or the details of wallpaper, these things invite him to question the cultural context and beliefs of the past. In this exhibition, Julien Spiewak presents a delicate look at the connection between the beauty of the body and architectural beauty, especially in the context of Bangkok, which is diverse in terms of history, culture and religion, such as Sirisala Private Thai Villa, Wat Suwannaram Ratchaworawihan and Baan So Heng Tai. Julien Spiewak's photographs combine different parts of the human body, such as arms, legs or faces, with furniture and elements of ancient buildings, focusing on the connection of the meaning of objects to the human identity and pointing out the differences in the perspectives of the body between European and Thai cultures, which have different roots in beliefs, such as the sacredness of the head in Thai culture. The exhibition in the area of ​​Baan So Heng Tai, Talad Noi area, is another thing that helps to emphasize the point that the artist wants to present. Because Baan So Heng Tai is an important place as a representative of Thai-Chinese culture that has been passed down for more than 200 years. The design of the "four houses surrounding the courtyard" reflects the beliefs of the Chinese people and the construction elements that blend Thainess, allowing us to see the relationship between the past and the present. The Chinese-Thai furniture and architecture that remain in Baan So Heng Tai become the most appropriate stage to present the concept of beauty of space and the body, which not only represents artistic beauty but also reflects the dimensions of time and culture. "Rang Samoan" is like a journey that invites viewers to explore the delicate relationship between the human body and the context of cultural and historical space through the perspective of Julien Spiewak, a creator of works that challenge and change viewers' original perspectives on space and the human body. ------ 🗓 Duration of the exhibition ▪️Exhibition from 9 - 26 January 2025, So Heng Tai ▪️ From 6 February to 9 March 2025, West Eden 💵 Admission 50 baht You can register to visit the exhibition for free via West Eden's direct message on all channels. #ContemporarySketch #JulienSpiewak #SoHengTai #WestEden #InsomniaScene #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck The first time I stepped into this ancient Chinese mansion, the images from the Chinese movies I watched as a child immediately came to mind. It's hard to believe that there would be such an old and beautiful Chinese pavilion hidden in the middle of Bangkok. Even though it looks dilapidated by time, it still retains its beauty and mysticism that you can feel from the moment you step in. This mansion is called "So Heng Tai", an ancient Chinese house that is over 250 years old, even older than our own Rattanakosin. This place is a diving school and a Beagle breeding farm, as well as a small coffee shop that sells only various drinks for tourists who come to visit to quench their thirst. The passage of time may always come with inevitable changes, but this place still maintains its own unique identity very well. If you have free time on a Saturday or Sunday, don't forget to stop by to take pictures or relax. Location: Soi Chao Sua Son, near Talat Noi (the entrance may look a bit mysterious. Search for So Heng Tai, open the map and follow the path.)

Su Hengtai's old house is undoubtedly a precious historical and cultural heritage in Bangkok. This building, which combines Thai charm and French elegance, witnesses the wonderful blend of two cultures and is enough to arouse people's endless reverie. Xie Shaofei's mansion, a house designed by a French architect during the Thai Dynasty, presents a typical French architectural style, decorated with carved pillars and cornices, exuding a stable and elegant temperament. Being in it feels like going back in time, as if you are in France in the early 19th century. In addition to its elegant and charming exterior, the interior decoration of this old house is equally stunning. The interior of the house retains a large number of exquisite European-style decorations, such as gorgeous crystal chandeliers, exquisite murals, etc., as well as elements with Thai characteristics, integrating into a rare intersection of Thai and French cultures. Appreciating it carefully, it feels like you have traveled back to that historical moment of cultural exchanges with foreign countries. #BangkokAttractions

#BangkokTravel Baan So Heng Tai or Baan Duang Tawan is a Hokkien-Teochew-style mansion in Talad Noi that is over 230 years old. The house plan is called “4 houses surrounding a courtyard”. Currently, there is a pond in the middle of the courtyard to be used as a diving school. It is surrounded by a 2-storey building made of wood and cement, which is open to the public. With the value of being an ancient house from the early Rattanakosin period that has survived until today, there is the graceful beauty of the carved woodwork, wall paintings, and beautiful plaster work from craftsmen at that time, which is hard to find nowadays. Therefore, this place has become a place to stop by where everyone wants to take beautiful pictures and walk around to enjoy the atmosphere. The owner of the house is happy to welcome visitors by selling drinks and snacks to order and sit on the balcony on the 2nd floor. It is considered as a collection of entrance fees to generate income to cover the cost of maintaining the place. ⏰ Open Tuesday - Sunday 9.00-18.00 hrs.

#Thailand Attractions Walking down Talad Noi, an ancient Chinese-style house appeared in the alley, with two large red lanterns hanging high at the door, a hidden door and a carved pattern on the wall, a sign saying that for 50 baht you can enter to visit. There is also a cafe inside, where you can have a drink. The high hanging Heng Tai plaque has an introduction on the walls on both sides ~ This 200-year-old old house has been around since the time of Rama I! Around the 1800s, earlier than Bangkok was established as a city! The owner came to Thailand from Fujian and made a fortune in the Thai business of importing silk and merchandise. The buildings are built in Minnan style, with a total of four buildings surrounding the patio, similar to a courtyard-style building. There is a large pool in the middle that looks like a swimming pool. It's really water for money! This attraction foreigners feel will be bigger, we are used to seeing Chinese-style buildings! You have to enter the market again, here you really can come or not.