Rong Kiek Shrine

The “Rong Kuek Shrine” is an ancient shrine that has been around since the reign of King Rama V, which is over a hundred years old. The Hakka (Hakka) people, Hakka or Hakka in the Chinese dialect called “Kae Gae”, means a family of visitors, are Chinese people who immigrated to other ethnic Chinese areas. According to the information on the stone tablet inside the Chao Pho Hon Wong Kung Shrine, which was recorded during the reign of Emperor Guangxu, the 15th year, corresponding to the year 2432, it states that the Hakka (Hakka) Chinese merchants invited Chao Pho Hon Wong Kung from China to be enshrined in Thailand for worship for over a hundred years before the current shrine was built. #Talat Noi Community #Talat Noi Charoen Krung #Old Temple