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Map of Bangkok: Chinatown, Thailand

Free map of Bangkok: Chinatown

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Accommodation
7: Chinatown Hotel
8: My Guest House
10: White Orchid Hotel
16: Golden Chain Hotel
19: Grand China Princess Hotel
27: Grande Ville Hotel
39: Station Hotel
40: Sri Hualamphong Hotel
41: Miraman Hotel

Eat and Meet
4: About Cafe
5: Texas Suki
6: T&K Seafood
9: Lek & Rut Seafood
11: Jim Jim Restaurant
17: Shangarila restaurant
18: Cheap eatery
20: Laem Thong Restaurant
21: Curry shop
25: Thai Wan Fah Restaurant
28: Royal India Restaurant
29: Riverside restaurant and bar
34: Vegetarian fast food

Attractions and Activities
2: Wat Traimit
3: China Gate
12: Wat Leng Noi Yi
13: New Market
14: Old Market
22: Wat Chai Chana Songkhram
23: Wat Chakrawat
30: Sikh Temple
31: Pahurat Market
35: Boonsamakan Vegetarian Hall
38: Tang To Kang Gold Shop
45: Kuan Oo Shrine
46: Princess Mother Memorial Park
47: Wat Ratburana

Transport
1: Hualamphong Station
24: Ratchawong Pier
32: Saphan Phut Pier

Vital Information
15: Post Office
26: Bangkok Bank
42: Bangkok Bank

Other
33: 7-eleven
36: Constitutional Court
37: Pe Ing Chinese School
43: Central Department Store
44: Old Siam Department Store

Travelfish on Chinatown and Pahurat

Created in 1782 when a large Chinese population was moved here from Ko Rattanakosin to make way for the seat of government, Bangkok's Chinatown is today colourfully chaotic and clogged with pedestrians, shoppers and vendors exchanging gold or selling textiles, car parts, coffins, electronics, nuts and bolts, shark fins, traditional medicine, tea and a huge variety of food. It's a serious whirl of activity and those averse to large crowds and congested alleys may want to give Chinatown a miss completely as the area can quickly become exhausting to navigate, with few spots to rest in the heat.

Chinatown has become more accessible to tourists with the opening of the subway. Alight at Hualamphong station. Avoid traipsing around in the middle of the day, when the crowds are thickest, the traffic dreadful and the heat frankly unbearable. Before 9am is the best time for seeing Chinatown's wet markets, which are worth a look in for the wriggly-things enthusiast, while retail shops open a little later. ... read more about Chinatown and Pahurat on Travelfish

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