Lhong 1919: A Cultural Riverside Destination

🪬 Lhong 1919
🍒❤️Lhong 1919 is a cultural and lifestyle destination located along the Chao Phraya River on the Thonburi side. Originally a Chinese pier and warehouse, it was revitalized in 2017, preserving its original architecture while integrating art spaces and chic restaurants. 🪬🏔️

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🏛️ History & Architecture 🗼🌇
• Built in 1850 by Prince Krom Muen Phitsanulok Buthr, the site features "Confucian Harmony" (siheyuan) style architecture, with teak wood buildings, brick walls, and ancient mural paintings. 
• The name "Lhong" comes from the Chinese "Huang Chung Lhong" (火船廊), meaning "steamship pier." In 1919, the Wanglee family acquired and meticulously renovated the site. 
• The grand opening in 2017 was attended by government officials and celebrities. 

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🌟 Highlights Not to Miss 🍒❤️

1. Mazu Shrine: Located inside the U-shaped building, it houses three statues of Mazu brought from China. Visitors can pay respects and pray for safe travels, successful business, and good health. 
2. Ancient Murals: Carefully restored to preserve their aged charm without losing their original identity. 
3. Riverside Lawn: A trendy photo spot with a green lawn and a backdrop of the river and Mazu statue, giving an international vibe. 
4. Shops/Cafes/Galleries: Features decorative items, art pieces, bookstores, and cozy cafes perfect for relaxing and taking photos, such as Plearnwan Panich, Nai Harng Bistro, and Wharf 41. 
5. Outdoor Riverside Stage: Hosts events, concerts, and cultural festivals throughout the year. 
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Post by Yingziika15 | Jul 21, 2025