Meetrip's video: Bangkok Travel Guide - Chinese Shrine in Bangkok - Chow Sue Kong Shrine Meetrip

Chow Sue Kong Shrine is more than 200 years old Chinese shrine located in Talat Noi. Don't miss it if you're interested in Chinese architecture or temple. You can go to this shrine by using Chao Phraya Express Boat to go to Harbour Dep. Pier then have a walk. Located at the heart of Talat Noi community along the side of Chao Phraya River. Chow Sue Kong Shrine is an ancient Hokkien shrine that was built more than 200 years ago. Its structures and architecture details are still similar to what it used to be during the Qing Dynasty even after several restorations. The building features with beautiful craving and intricate sculptures that retelling stories from Chinese literature. Inside the shrine houses many Chinese deity statues but the main one is Qingshui or also known as Chow Sue Kong. He was a renowned monk during the Song Dynasty, with deity’s power as a healer. Many people come here to pray for good health and protection. During the Vegetarian Festival, they will celebrate the festival in the Hokkien tradition and entertain visitors with a remarkable Chinese Opera performance in the evening. Beside visiting the shrine, you could wander around to take in the beautiful sight of a centuries-old community in Talat Noi area, one of the oldest Chinese communities in Bangkok. Location Map: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Chow+Su+Kong,+Khwaeng+Talat+Noi,+Khet+Samphanthawong,+Krung+Thep+Maha+Nakhon+10100,+Thailand/@13.7351664,100.5118667,21z/data=!4m7!1m4!3m3!1s0x30e298df59168827:0x95887dbb0895f16!2sChow+Su+Kong,+Khwaeng+Talat+Noi,+Khet+Samphanthawong,+Krung+Thep+Maha+Nakhon+10100,+Thailand!3b1!3m1!1s0x30e298df59168827:0x95887dbb0895f16 Follow Us Website : https://meetrip.to Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/meetrip Localhost Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/mtlch Twitter : https://twitter.com/meetrip Instagram : https://instagram.com/meetrip_to