Talad Noi Community is a storied riverside neighborhood tucked along Charoen Krung Road, one of Bangkok’s most historic streets.
The area is well known for its century-old wooden houses, narrow alleys, and traditional shophouses that reflect the enduring presence of the Thai-Chinese community.

Visitors to Talad Noi can explore hidden temples, family-run businesses, antique shops, and a number of restored buildings now home to stylish art galleries and vintage cafés.
The community is also famous for its street art, with vibrant murals tucked into alley walls and old structures, blending Bangkok’s past with modern creativity.

The neighborhood is especially lively during festivals such as Chinese New Year or the Hungry Ghost Festival, when lanterns hang across the streets, lion dances echo through alleys, and traditional street food is served hot and fresh.

With its nostalgic charm, Talad Noi is beloved by urban photographers, sketch artists, and slow travelers seeking to experience a slice of Bangkok rarely found in guidebooks.
Whether you’re wandering the alleyways or sipping coffee beside a mural, this community invites you to slow down and step into another era.

• Take the MRT to Hua Lamphong Station, then walk or grab a short taxi ride (approx. 10 minutes)

• Take the Chao Phraya Express Boat to Ratchawong Pier, then walk into Talad Noi

• Drive and park near Wat Pathum Khongkha or in designated local parking areas

• Best time to visit is November to February, when the weather is cool and pleasant

• Wear comfortable shoes, as the area includes uneven pavements and narrow lanes

• Great for vintage photography, street art, and historic buildings

• Try traditional Chinese-Thai snacks and homemade desserts from local vendors

• Avoid driving on weekends and holidays, as the area can get crowded and streets are narrow

Admission Fee:

• Free
  (Updated 2025 by the Talad Noi Community)

Opening Hours:

• Open daily from 08:00 to 18:00
  (Early morning or late afternoon visits recommended for the best light and cooler weather)