Talad Noi

#Let's talk about travel Talad Noi, or as people in the past called it "Talak Kia", is a commercial area that has been around since the early Rattanakosin period because it is located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River on the Phra Nakhon side. There is a pier for docking, so traveling is convenient both on land and water. At that time, many Chinese people came to settle down to do business and live there. We can still see traces on both sides of the road as we walk to explore the way of life of this community, both traditional Chinese shops and many Chinese shrines, both small and large. Currently, Talad Noi is also a place to buy and sell old engine parts that can be seen scattered in front of the shops in this area, which is called "Xiang Kong" (from the name of the small Xiang Kong shrine located at the intersection of Charoen Krung Road and Song Wat Road). The Chinese community in Talad Noi also agreed that they want to promote community tourism here, attracting tourists to generate income for the community. You will see that artists have come to draw Street Art on the walls at the entrance to the Rong Kua Shrine, and there are also many hostels or guest houses for foreign tourists to stay.