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Chinatown

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Open Open 24 hours

Recommended Sightseeing Time: 3 hours

Address: Yaowarat Road | Samphanthawong, Samphanthawong, Bangkok

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Phone: +66-2-4581414

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Bangkok Chinatown was founded on year 1782. It is the largest Chinatown in the world. It is also, quite arguably, one of the best Chinatowns to visit as well.

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When you talk about Chinatown in Bangkok, you will definitely think of the movie "Chinatown Detective Case". Chinatown in Bangkok, translated into China Town of Bangkok, is home to thousands of various businesses, with eye-catching Chinese signs hanging on Chinese and local produce. Food stores, hotels, department stores, grocery stores, shoe stores, craft shops, abound, but the most is the gold shop, although the facade is not big, but the decoration is magnificent, it is said that 70% of the Bangkok gold shop Distributed in Chinatown. The boutique stores sell well-known products from mainland China, such as Maotai in Guizhou, Wangzhi and stinky tofu in Beijing, pill in Beijing Tongrentang, Pien Tze Huang in Cangzhou, and Tianma in Chongqing, all of which are available. In Chinatown, Grill fritters are a must-eat snack, and it is rated as Michelin Bibden in 2018-2019. The shape is the super mini version of the domestic fritters, only the size of the fingers, unlike the domestic fritters to eat soy milk, but condensed milk or Banlan sauce. Princess Sirindhorn of Thailand also visited this fritter stand.

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When I first met Chinatown, there was a feeling of time and space. For example, in Hong Kong in the 1980s and 1990s, there has been nearly 200 years of history. Under the old houses, business is unusually prosperous. There are a lot of Chinese people in Thailand. This street is especially remarkable. The roadside is a snack bar with a variety of authentic Cantonese cuisine and Chaoshan cuisine. It is one of the most prosperous business districts in Bangkok's West End. This is the most prosperous place in Chinatown across Southeast Asia. Transportation: Take the MRT and get off at Hua Lamphong Station and walk on foot. Time reference: 2 hours tickets: free opening hours: all day other: restaurants main tidal flavor, as well as a variety of wide-style snacks, such as pork feet, marinated eggs, fish balls and fried Powder, etc., the effect of walking at night is better.

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During the day, Chinatown is like a quiet grocery market. The streets are full of gold shops, shark's fin seafood restaurants, and various dry goods grocery stores. Among them, Yaohuali Road is the core mainline of Chinatown. There are classic attractions in Chinatown nearby: the quaint Chinese gate, the Golden Buddha Temple, one of Thailand's three national treasures, and the thriving Tianhua Charity Hospital. And you are still in the classic Zhonghuamen, Jinfo Temple and Tianhua Charity Hospital? Then you are out. The small onion that claims to be bold is of course to take you to the Chinatown where the recognition is invisible.

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Traveling abroad often will always encounter a lot of strange cities but there is a place always makes people feel familiar that is Chinatown can eat Chinese cuisine can taste the taste of home can also see the familiar people all this may be able to achieve good life here

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Introduction

Chinatown is one of the bustling commercial districts in the western part of downtown Bangkok. It is also one of Bangkok’s oldest neighborhoods. Chinatown dates back nearly 200 years. The houses here are mostly older, but business is flourishing. Almost all of the managers are Chinese or overseas Chinese. Chinatown is connected to 3 main streets (Sampeng Lane, Yaowarat Road, and Charoen Krung Road) as well as many other streets. Chinatown has retained the traditional culture typical of China and the customs and characteristics of the Chinese community. Business is booming. You can feel the rich Chinese atmosphere in Chinatown. Every year, there are lively lion dances and dragon dances during Lunar New Year.

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