Discover a hidden multicultural gem tucked away by the river. Famous for its unique Portuguese-Thai heritage and legendary cupcakes, this quiet community is a colorful escape from the city’s hustle.
3 Things You Can Do When Visiting The Kudi Chin Community, Bangkok
Discover 3 unique things to do in the Kudi Chin community, Bangkok. From historic churches to traditional bakeries, explore the rich heritage of this charming Portuguese-Thai enclave.
Baan Windsor
If you plan to visit the Kudi Chin Community and plan to use the riverside walkway from Wat Kalayanamitr to Santa Cruz Church, you will definitely notice the two-story wooden house, which stands prominently facing the Chao Phraya River. Feel free to stop by and take the photo as
Baan Kudichin Museum
This is a great place if you want to learn more about the history of this Thai-Portuguese community. Baan Kudichin Museum is a charming cultural heritage site located at the heart of Kudi Chin Community. It offers a unique glance into the history, traditions, and lifestyle of the Thai-Portuguese
Wat Prayurawongsawas Worawihan
Wat Prayurawongsawas Worawihan, or Wat Prayoon in short, is considered as one of the royal monasteries. I heard about this temple for quite some time, but never thought that it is located in the Kudi Chin community. Wat Prayoon was built in 1828 by Somdet Chao Phraya Borom Maha
Santa Cruz Church
Welcome to the heart of the Kudi Chin community! I could not believe my eyes when I first came here. As a Buddhist in a Buddhist country, I will never expect to see any beautiful church which looks similar to one in Europe here in Bangkok. The Kudi Chin
Wat Kalayanamitr
A beautiful temple with three huge buildings located just opposite to the Grand Palace, across the river of Chao Phraya, is called Wat Kalayanamitr Woramahawihan or shortly called “Wat Kalaya” by the locals. On the day I visited, I was a bit surprised to see less crowded people inside