#BangKhaenHouse A vintage travel destination in the heart of Bangkok

Located on Phahonyothin Road, just a short distance beyond Kasetsart University intersection.
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What's here? How interesting is it?
I won't tell you much, but I have over 100 vintage photos to share.

A treasure trove of photo opportunities awaits, from vintage memorabilia to classic wall paintings. Capture the essence of the past in every corner.
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For those who adore the charm of yesteryear and the thrill of capturing it through the lens, this is a haven. Prepare to be captivated and embark on a photographic adventure with your friends.
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The entrance fee is 20 baht per person, which can be exchanged for a bottle of water each.
Or use it as a discount on drinks at the coffee shop as well.

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The first house, which houses a vast collection of photographs of King Rama IX, is located at the beginning of the #King'sHouse hashtag.

The murals on the front of the house, which were created from royal portraits, are both beautiful and moving.

Next stop, #CokeHouse, a Coca-Cola museum showcasing a vast collection of Coke memorabilia from the past to the present. The vibrant red space is filled with photo-worthy props.

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Next up is another highlight you shouldn't miss: the #Treehouse.
To get the perfect shot, grab your friends and take turns taking pictures from below. You'll get this amazing angle. I love it!

Let's move on to the row houses, an ancient trading center. 555
Starting with #Mom-and-pop stores #Thai Jeriyan

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A collection of vintage posters and products from the era of your grandparents. It's a great place to take photos with lots of props.

The row of houses includes a school, a pharmacy, a watch shop, an antique shop, a barber shop, and an appliance repair shop.

The photo spots are beautiful, but the weather is quite hot.
It is recommended to visit in the morning or late afternoon.

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The communal area features a classic corner for taking photos with the #BangkhenHouse sign and a wooden horse for children to sit on and take pictures.
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(( The two children were borrowed from their kind parents nearby and were not brought by me.

The central courtyard is full of props and signs. Choose any angle you like to take your photos.

The scorching heat outside beckons us to seek refuge in the cool embrace of air-conditioned rooms.

The place is crowded. It's best to exchange your tickets for drinks first and then order snacks later, as the wait is very long.

We ordered sticky rice with mango and exchanged it for plain water to quench our thirst before continuing our search for food outside.

This is not just a coffee shop, but also a warehouse of toys, including dolls and stuffed animals, where you can take pictures.

Before leaving, the exit door of the coffee shop still has beautiful paintings on the wall for many more photo angles.

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If you haven't seen all the photos yet, click here to see all 100 angles.

Love as a Journey: Bang Khen House, a vintage travel destination in the heart of Bangkok

Love as a Journey

** Arrive early to avoid crowds and enjoy a comfortable photo shoot without waiting in line. Most importantly, the sun won't be too hot, ensuring you capture stunning photos from every angle. **

** The 24-hour cafe zone welcomes anyone who wants to hang out or escape the evening traffic. You can enjoy drinks and snacks all night long. **

Location:

• Name: Baan Bang Khen
• Address: Phahonyothin Road, opposite the 11th Infantry Regiment
• Phone: 085-921-6666
• Google Maps: https://goo.gl/maps/8QtbgeQVDuF2

Parking:

• Park at the parking lot of Suan Ahan Bang Bua, which is adjacent to Baan Bang Khen. You can then walk directly to Baan Bang Khen.

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