Lhong 1919
Attraction
4.2 (7248 reviews)
19th-century Chinese mansion restored as a mixed-use complex with restaurants, stores & a shrine.
248 Soi Chiang Mai, Khwaeng Khlong San, Khet Khlong San, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10600, Thailand
Did You Know?
Historical Roots
Lhong 1919 dates back to the 1850s, originally serving as a pier and warehouse complex built by a wealthy Chinese family.
Ancestral Origin
The complex was established by the Wanglee family, prominent Thai-Chinese merchants with Hainanese roots, facilitating trade between Thailand and China.
Mazu Shrine
A significant feature of Lhong 1919 is its shrine dedicated to Mazu, the Chinese sea goddess, reflecting the site's maritime history and the Wanglee family's faith.
Cultural Revival
Lhong 1919 underwent extensive restoration to preserve its historical architecture and transform it into a cultural and lifestyle destination.
Highlights from Reviews
• historical architecture
The restored Chinese architecture and Sino-Thai design offer a glimpse into Bangkok's past.
• peaceful atmosphere
The site provides a tranquil escape from the city's bustle, inviting quiet reflection.
• photo opportunities
The unique architecture and artistic details make it a great spot for taking photos.
• cultural experience
The site blends history, culture, and art, offering a unique glimpse into Bangkok’s past and creative present.
• free entry
There is no entrance fee, making it an accessible destination for budget-conscious travelers.