Visit Talad Noï (Bangkok)

The history of Talad Noi dates back to the 19th century, when many Chinese immigrants arrived in Thailand and settled in this area. The district is a real cultural melting pot, with a strong Chinese influence which is reflected in its architecture, its cuisine and its daily life but there are also Buddhist temples, the most famous of which is The Wat Traimit and its solid gold Buddha, and a church. Among the places not to be missed, we can list: Wat Traimit, the large Chinese Gate almost opposite to the temple (although it is actually just outside the limits of Talad Noi district), the Talad Noi Street Art street, some other Street Art pieces scattered here and there, its Ancient Turtle Car, its Chinese sanctuaries, its restaurants or cafes installed in old houses, its mecanics shops with impressive stacks of spare parts, its alleys ...

This is my favorite district in Bangkok. I love strolling there, pausing in a cafe or restaurant by the river then start again. I imagined a tour on foot to discover this neighborhood, for those interested, watch my Talad Noi Walking Tour video!