[2025 Rayong Attraction] Travel Guide for Yomjinda road (Updated Feb)

Local residents have fond memories of Yomjinda Road and Rayond's Old Town. Along the route, there are some old structures. Tourists like strolling down the street to see the preserved architecture of Rayong's old style buildings. They can also sample local fare sold on the side of the road. There are numerous local eateries, including ancient coffee shops, old-style noodle shops, and provincial eateries. Furthermore, there are numerous gift shops and other businesses that have continued to operate till now. This route is decked every December for the Bury Sri Rayong celebration. #popularswing#hiking#historicculture#café#roadtrip#summervacation#hikingtrails#urbanexplorer

#Get a discount without relying on luck, Rayong Tubtim Shrine (Tui Buai Teng Niang). For the Tubtim Shrine in Rayong Province, construction began in the year 1878 to enshrine the Goddess Tubtim and sacred objects that are worshipped by the people of Rayong. Its official name is Tui Buai Niea, located on Yomchinda Road. In the early days, Mr. Kui Yut Sae Ui and Mr. Kui Tong Sae Tan were devout believers in the construction. Later in 1905, the shrine was renovated with a new concrete construction. In 1967, the shrine was renovated to be larger by deciding to purchase the land to the east to build an entrance and exit archway of the shrine. In 1985, a pavilion by the water was built and named Sala Ruam Jai until 1992, there was a resolution to buy land on the west side to be used for organizing the annual event of the shrine and to provide various benefits to the people. 124 Yomjinda, Tambon Tha Pradu, Amphoe Mueang Rayong, Rayong Open for worship from 8 am to 6 pm every day. #wattosann

#FamilyTourism “Yomjinda Road” was originally the first road in Rayong Province. It is a semi-tourist and semi-conservation place. Rayong Municipality has tried to restore, maintain and preserve it in its original condition as much as possible. Therefore, people who travel on this road will see many old Thai-style houses, shops, people, and antique-looking items or utensils that are still beautiful and complete. Another extraordinary thing about Yomjinda is that, aside from being the first road in Rayong, it is old but still beautiful. It is also a place that preserves the memories of people from many eras, including the writer. Many shops lined up on both sides of the road show a timeless charm because each shop is decorated to look retro (most of them are old already). However, the people who come to eat and drink are young people of the present era who love nostalgia and are addicted to the taste of the old. If the reader has the chance to go in the evening, you will see high school students from nearby schools walking around and admiring the beauty of this road. There are also many famous places on this road, such as Baan Saphan Mai Restaurant, Thap Thim Shrine, and Rongsi Boat Noodles. #100TravelTips #100 ways to travel #wattosann

This cafe is located on Yomjinda Road in the chic old town area of Rayong province. The idea behind the cafe is to reminisce about 'good old times'. The cafe is a small two-story wooden house that has been newly renovated. The decor and atmosphere of the cafe truly reflect the essence of an old town, making it a beautiful spot for photography. 📍 : Yomjinda Road, Mueang District, Rayong Province ⏰ : 10.00-17.00(Everyday) 🚘 : Street parking available

🏠 Originally, this place was the first trading post on the eastern seaboard. Even though time has passed, the houses on this street remain as beautiful as they were in their heyday. 🍧 Today, this street is home to cafes, restaurants, museums, walking streets, and beautiful photo spots for the new generation to experience. 📍 Location: Yomjinda Road, Mueang District, Rayong Province