[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Rong Kueak Shrine (Updated Mar)

#BangkokTravel Rong Kua Shrine, Talat Noi .. Rong Kua Shrine or Chao Pho Hon Wong Kung Shrine is an old shrine of the Talat Noi community on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. .. According to the information on the stone plaque inside the Chao Pho Hon Wong Kung Shrine, which records that during the reign of Emperor Guangxu, year 15, corresponding to the year 2432, a Hakka Chinese merchant invited Chao Pho Hon Wong Kung from China to be enshrined in Thailand for worship for more than a hundred years before the current shrine was built. .. The original shrine was located on the right-hand side. Later, when the procession of Chao Pho Hon Wong Kung was held, those who came to join the procession found that the original shrine was too narrow and unsuitable for the ceremony. In the year 2431, the shrine committee, which was a group of Hakka Chinese merchants and devotees, donated money to buy land to the left of the original shrine on the banks of the Chao Phraya River and built a new shrine. #100TravelWays #Talat Noi

"Talad Noi" is another old area in Bangkok that was created from the expansion of Sampeng's trade in the early Rattanakosin period. Originally, there was a Chinese community living along the Chao Phraya River in this area. When trade was brisk, a market was created that the Chinese called "Talak Kia" or "Talad Noi". Today, Talad Noi is still bustling because it is still a source of delicious food that has passed down legends from generation to generation, including coffee shops and cafes that have sprung up. However, these cafes have not changed Talad Noi much because most of them still use the original buildings, but the decorations are mixed to match the traditional way of life of the Talad Noi community, which still has a charming old-fashioned charm that is not old at all. Talad Noi is also a center for street art and a route to showcase artwork from old and new artists. It has also created a bike route as an option for traveling to see the way of life of people in the Talad Noi community. To get to Talad Noi is very easy. If you take a bus, there are lines 36, 93, 45 that go all the way to Si Phraya. Or you can take a boat to Si Phraya Pier and the MRT to Hua Lamphong Station and then take a motorcycle taxi. Or if you have the energy to walk, you can walk slowly and leisurely. It is not recommended to bring your own car because it will be difficult to find parking. If you have no plans on your day off, try walking around Talad Noi for a day. You will fall in love with the community and the smiles of the people living in this old community, "Taluk Kia". #DadMomTakesYouOnATravel #DadMomInvitesYouOnATravel #LetsTravel #Taluk Kia #Talad Noi #TheValueOfTravelIsNotMeasuredByDistanceButByHappiness #SecretLocation #Bangkok #BangkokAttractions #BeautifulPhotoSpots #AttractionsAndEat

🚩Talad Noi 📷 is an old community in Samphanthawong area⏰ It has ancient houses from the Bangkok commercial era almost a hundred years ago. ⏭️ Currently, it has been transformed into an art street with both graffiti and paintings, photographs, and some houses are open as cafes, hotels, and many chic places. 🚴 ✅ In addition to contemporary art, it is also a gathering place for the Chinese community, shrines, and Christian churches, which live together and can be cycled around. 🚩 Location 👉 Talad Noi, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok #TaladNoi #TaladNoiCommunity

Charoen Krung and Talat Noi are old communities of Bangkok. Although there are many new buildings, in this small corner, we can walk back in time and see the old architecture that has been passed down from generation to generation and beautiful street art for us to take pictures in many places. Transportation: Subway: Get off at Hua Lamphong Station, then take a taxi to Soi Charoen Krung 32. Parking, Talat Noi: Park at River City next to Royal Orchid Sheraton Hotel (parking fee applies). #Secret location #Places to visit near Bangkok #Central Region Team #Charoen Krung #Old Charoen Krung Cars #Talat Noi #Photographers must not miss

⛩ The Horseshoe Shrine or the Shrine of Lord Hon Wong Kung is a shrine founded by overseas Chinese. 🏮 It is an old shrine that is more than 100 years old. 🌊 A secret shrine on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. 👤 It is a shrine built by the Hakka Chinese during the reign of King Rama V. 🙏 Most people like to come here to pray for good fortune. ✨ 📍 The Horseshoe Shrine ⏳ Open: 07.00-17.00 hrs. 🛣 At Soi Wanit 2, Talat Noi, Charoen Krung #BangkokTravel #Shrine #Chao Phraya River #Bangkok #BangkokAttractions

#SongkranThip 1192 Soi San Chao Rong Kuek, Talat Noi Subdistrict, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok San Chao Rong Kuek (Rong Kiek Shrine) Return Route History of San Chao Rong Kuek (shoe = shoe) or Hon Wong Shrine Mr. Suchart and Mrs. Siriporn Phonchaiwiseskun have compiled and published the following information: “According to the information on the stone tablet inside the Hon Wong Kung Shrine, which was recorded during the reign of Emperor Guangxu, the 15th year, corresponding to the year 2432, it is stated that Hakka Chinese merchants invited the Lord Hon Wong Kung from China to be enshrined in Thailand for worship for over a hundred years before the current shrine was built. The original shrine was located on the right-hand side. Later, when the Lord Hon Wong Kung procession was held, those who joined the procession It was found that the original shrine was too narrow and unsuitable for performing rituals. In 1888, the faithful were invited to donate money to buy the land on the left side of the original shrine, on the bank of the Chao Phraya River, which at that time still had a wooden house with a thatched roof, from the owner of the land, a Thai civil servant, for 2,400 baht. When the new shrine was completed, the area in front was used to hold an annual tax auction. The income from the auction and the remaining money from the land purchase were given as savings for the shrine committee to use in the procession and to manage the shrine. In the past, the Hon Wong Kung Shrine would hold the Hon Wong Kung procession every 3 years, but at present, it is only held annually on the occasion of the birthday of Chao Pho Prathan Lap (Chao Pho Choi Sun Ya). #tripnearBangkok #wattosann

#Bangkok Itinerary Bangkok, Thailand is a world-famous tourist resort city. Every day, thousands of tourists come to Bangkok for sightseeing and vacation. The Chao Phraya River is the mother river of Bangkok and even the whole of Thailand. There are many historical sites and scenic spots along the Chao Phraya River. This time, we will introduce a one-day tour of the ancient temples, parks and museums in the old city of the Chao Phraya River near Chinatown. You don’t need to buy tickets to visit and take photos for free during the entire itinerary📸. Itinerary introduction: First take public transportation or a taxi to Yaek Song Wat แยกทรงวาด station, get off and walk to the first attraction, Chao Phraya Riverside Park: Bhanurangsi Pier ท่าน้ำภาณุรังษี. This is a small pier park built on the Chao Phraya River. The park is not big, but the scenery is very good. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Chao Phraya River and the pagoda on the other side of the river. It is very beautiful and very photogenic. There are also big trees and lawns in the park, which is full of greenery. Then we came to another attraction nearby: Talad Noi Museum. The museum has three floors and introduces the cultural, historical background, and living conditions of Chinese immigrants in the Dalat community on the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok in an entertaining and educational way. Suitable for taking photos📸. After visiting the museum, walk about three hundred meters forward and you will come to two Chinese cultural relics and temple attractions: สมาคมกุศลสงเคราะห์ Lianbang Chanting Buddha Society and Shunxing Palace Qingshui Zushi Temple ศาลเจ้าโจวซือกง ตลาดน้อย (Qingshui Zushi Temple). These two temples were built when the first generation of Chinese immigrants came to Bangkok, and they have a history of a hundred years. Prayers at these two temples are very effective, and local residents come here to pray. The temple building is tall and majestic, and the exterior decoration structure is full of Chinese cultural and artistic style. It is exquisite and very suitable for taking pictures. After visiting these two temples, walk more than 200 meters and you will arrive at another Chinese cultural heritage temple attraction: Hanwang Temple. This is a very famous Chinese temple attraction on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. It was built by the first generation of Chinese immigrants who came to the Talat community in Bangkok. It has gone through seven or eight generations of history and has a history of a hundred years. The prayers at this temple are quite effective, especially for good health. Many Chinese in Thailand come here to pray for good health. The temple building retains the architectural art style of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is simple and elegant, and very beautiful. Taking photos 📸 will definitely be a hit. : : : : : : : : : : : : : : :

#Chinese New Year attractions It can be said that shrines in various places are bustling during the Chinese New Year festival because it is a popular tourist attraction during the festival and is full of beliefs and faith. People come to worship, ask for blessings, and visit the atmosphere. This horseshoe shrine is hundreds of years old. Tourists stop by to visit and take pictures. It was originally called the Hon Wong Kung Shrine. Now it is the Horseshoe Shrine (shoe means shoe). The architecture is beautiful in the ancient Chinese style. Here, there is the god Chai Xing Ye, who is the god of fortune. People therefore come to worship and ask for fortune. Located in Soi Wanit 2, Talat Noi Subdistrict, it is on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, next to the Harbor Department. Most of the people who come to worship are tourists who come to visit Talat Noi area. It is another beautiful place.

Rong Kueak Shrine, also known as Hon Wong Kung Shrine or San Chao Rong Kueak, is a historic Hakka Chinese shrine located in the Talat Noi area of Bangkok’s Chinatown. Here are the key details about this significant religious site: History and Background The shrine was established during the reign of King Rama V in the late 19th century. The current temple building was completed in 1888, replacing an older shrine nearby. It houses a statue of San Chao Rong Kueak, which depicts Emperor Gaozu, the first emperor of China’s Han dynasty. Location and Architecture • Address: 1192 Soi Chareonkrung 22, Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100, Thailand • The shrine is situated at the end of a narrow alley called Rong Kueak Shrine Alley, which leads to the banks of the Chao Phraya River • It features a combination of Thai and Hokkien Chinese architectural styles Significance and Features • One of the oldest and most authentic architectural treasures in the area • Known for its intricate carvings and detailed altar • The main statue is not a Buddha, but a bearded figure called San Chao Rong Kueak • Popular for granting good fortune, especially during Chinese New Year

#CafeReview ☕️Today we will #review a chocolate cafe in Talad Noi area. This shop is called "32 Bar". It is a specialty chocolate shop that is very smooth and rich. Chocolate lovers should not miss it. ☕️This shop is not hard to find because it is near the landmark of the classic vintage Beetle car, which is over 100 years old, in Talad Noi area. If you can find the Beetle car, it is not difficult to find the shop. ☕️The chocolate in this shop is very rich. There are 70%-100% to choose from. We tried the House Blend Dark 71% which was very rich. The shop also has chocolate bars for you to try. There are cocoa beans for you to try. The shop owner is lovely, gives good advice, and is very funny. It is very fun to talk to. 📍Location 32Bar Talad Noi, Charoen Krung 📍Price 90-140 baht

#CafeReview ☕️Today we will #review a secret cafe in Talad Noi area. This shop is called "Mother Roaster". It is a famous secret cafe (secret but very famous in this area 5555). If you come to Talad Noi, you must not miss it. ☕️This cafe is an old house that has been renovated into a cafe. It is a 2-story wooden and concrete house. The ground floor is a storage area like an old junk shop. When you walk into the first floor, you will not know that there is a coffee shop hidden upstairs. It is a bit messy and old, but they have lights in the walkway, which makes it charming in a different way. ☕️The second floor is a coffee shop. It is like sitting and drinking coffee at your mother's house. The classic wooden house and the smell of coffee go well together. There are also cats upstairs. There are many cats. ☕️The coffee is very good. The barista gives good advice. There are many coffee beans to choose from. It is perfect for coffee lovers. I must say that you should not miss it. 📍Location: Mother Roaster, Soi Trok San Chao Rong Kueak, Talad Noi, Bangkok. 🚗No parking 🚤Recommend taking a boat to the Port Authority Pier. It's not far to walk and very convenient. 💰Price 80-360 baht depending on the coffee beans you choose.

#Thailand Attractions Crossing the maritime department this government agency pier on the other side, is the 'Han Wang Palace, the God of Wealth Temple' Like, because it is on a pink pagoda interestingly The Palace of Wealth God, which once existed alone, was later decided to move into the Temple of King Han for some reason .So if you want to worship the God of Wealth, remember to walk out to the second floor to worship!

💰Rong Kuek Shrine 🎠 or Hon Wong Kung Shrine, Talat Noi is an ancient shrine over a hundred years old of the Hakka Chinese. When walking into Talat Noi area, you will see a sign leading to the Rong Kuek Shrine, located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. Inside, there is Lord Wong Kung and other deities for you to worship and ask for blessings, such as the God of Fortune, Chai Xing Yea, to ask for good fortune. 💲 📌 Location 👉 Talat Noi Community, Bangkok. #Rong Kuek Shrine #Chinese 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