serves as a cultural and spiritual center

Kian Un Keng Shrine

legendary warrior and a symbol of loyalty

Guan Yu Shrine

Chinese religious practices and cultural traditions in Bangkok

Tai Hong Kong Shrine

Chinese religious practices and cultural traditions in Bangkok

Sa Nai Keng Shrine (Tha Din Daeng)

well-regarded for its cultural and religious significance

Rong Kiek Shrine

Kian Un Keng Shrine

Hightlight

• Guan Yin Shrine revered by Hokkien Chinese
• Shrine that received an award for outstanding architectural conservation

Experience

Kian Un Keng Shrine offers visitors an opportunity to experience Chinese religious and cultural traditions in Bangkok, with its rich history, traditional architecture, and vibrant community activities.

Day & Time

Open Daily 8.00 AM. – 6.00 PM.

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Guan Yu Shrine (Khlong San)

Hightlight

• Guan Yu Shrine, revered by Hokkien Chinese people
• Visit the ancient house of Tung Nguan Ha, an ancient Chinese mansion over 200 years old

Experience

The Guan Yu Shrine in Khlong San offers a meaningful experience for those interested in Chinese religious practices and cultural heritage. It provides a space for worship, reflection, and community engagement within the vibrant context of Bangkok’s Chinese cultural scene.

Day & Time

Open Daily 7.30 AM. – 5.30 PM.

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Tai Hong Kong Shrine (Phlap Phla Chai)

Hightlight

• Tai Hong Kong Shrine, the first in Thailand, over 100 years old
• The shrine has a unique Chinese art style, decorated with ancient Chinese paintings.

Experience

The Tai Hong Kong Shrine provides visitors with an opportunity to explore Chinese religious practices and cultural traditions in Bangkok. Its serene atmosphere and cultural significance make it an important destination for those interested in Chinese heritage and spirituality

Day & Time

Open daily 7.30 AM. – 5.00 PM.

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Sa Nai Keng Shrine (Tha Din Daeng)

Hightlight

• Worship of the God Sam Nai Keng, the God of fortune and prosperity
• A Chinese shrine with a long history, founded in 1858
• The center of rituals and festivals of the Chinese community

Experience

Sa Nai Keng Shrine offers visitors a glimpse into Chinese religious practices and cultural traditions in Bangkok. Its serene atmosphere and active role in community life make it an important destination for those interested in exploring Chinese heritage and spirituality.

Day & Time

Open daily 7.30 AM. – 8.00 PM.

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Rong Kiek Shrine

Hightlight

• A century-old shrine of the Hakka Chinese
• The center of rituals and festivals of the Chinese community

Experience

Rong Kiek Shrine offers visitors an opportunity to experience Chinese religious practices and cultural traditions in Bangkok. Its rich history and active role in the community make it a significant destination for those interested in Chinese heritage and spirituality.

Day & Time

Open daily 7.30 AM. – 8.00 PM.

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