One day in China Town 🪭👀

Youth... old neighborhoods that are never old. Every alleyway is full of the smell of food, faith, and Chinese charm that never goes away. Stop by to the monk. Make a wish at the "Lengthong Temple" before sipping tea and eating the "Lengthou" rice, and then end with a stroll through the old community's classic "Little Market."

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🏮วัดมังกรกมลาวาส (วัดเล่งเน่ยยี่)(Wat Mangkon Kamalawat) - Make a wish for reinforcement.

Beginning at Lengneyi Temple, an old Chinese temple that is the embodiment of the faith of Chinese Thais, the smell of incense floats, the sound of light Xiamsi wood, super calm, stop by to pay homage to three presidents, especially Thong Tai, who pays tribute to Sai Mu and wants to fix the year of the brew, do not miss ✨

Tip: Come early, 8-10 o'clock, not many people, and dress politely.

🥢หลงโถวคาเฟ่(Lhong Tou Café) - Chic Chinese Cafe

The little modern Chinese cafe, but its atmosphere is warm, is known for its tea, snacks and Hong Kong breakfast. The outstanding thing is that it has two floors of "Loft Seat." Look down at the full view of the shop. The menu is crispy pork rice, pickled egg salt peppers and lava salted egg buns. The aesthetic photography line will definitely like it.

🚲ตลาดน้อย(Talad Noi Community) - A heart-warming old neighborhood.

An old Chinese community full of art and stories of the past, pale tenements that retain their identity, with old wooden houses, antique shops, and small cafes inserted in the corners. Not to be missed are Varnish Alley 2 and Guanou Shrine, a little market with a magical but calm atmosphere, feeling the charm of the old without adding anything.

🚅 How to travel:

• MRT Dragon Temple → 5-minute walk to Leng Temple

• From the temple to Longou (Youth Soi 9)

• A 10-minute walk or ride to the market

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