🇹🇭 Walking Bangkok’s Art & Heritage Street | Charoenkrung Road [4K]

0:00 Intro
1:37 Charoen Krung Road
9:00 Warehouse 30
11:25 Charoen Krung 32 Street Art
15:59 Hong Huad Ice Cream
20:35 Muslim Street Food & Haroon Mosque
28:43 Assumption Cathedral

If I had to choose one street in Bangkok with the most character, it would be Charoenkrung Road. Built in the 1860s as the city’s first asphalt road, it once linked foreign consulates, trading houses, and communities along the Chao Phraya River. Today, we’ll walk a short stretch at the northern end, just about one kilometer.

Charoenkrung is where history, art, and global culture all meet. Low-rise shop houses sit beside old religious landmarks: a Catholic cathedral, a mosque, and Buddhist temples, all within just a few blocks. Between them you’ll find small galleries, design shops, street art, cafés, and local eateries... an unusual mix that feels both historic and current.

That blend isn’t accidental. This was once the center of Bangkok’s early modernization, where foreign influence and local traditions first met. The same foundation is still visible today: within just a few hundred meters, you can eat Thai noodles, Chinese street food, Muslim curries, or even French and Italian dishes. The variety is endless, and the coexistence is what makes this street so special.

I hope this walk shows you Bangkok’s multicultural side, where old traditions and new ideas share the same street.

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