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If we talk about a landmark that is an important symbol of travel in Thailand, we cannot miss "Hua Lamphong Railway Station" or Bangkok Station. The Italian Neo-Renaissance architecture is distinguished by its curved dome and elaborate stained glass. This station has been officially in operation since 1916 during the reign of King Rama VI, with an Italian architect creating the elegance that has become the gateway to travel for Thai people for centuries. Stepping in here is like walking into a living museum filled with memorable stories of the past with sookjai holiday.
The atmosphere today, even though the role of being the center of long-distance train travel has been passed on to Krung Thep Aphiwat Central Terminal, Hua Lamphong still retains its charm and sacredness undiminished. Currently, there are still suburban trains and special trains running here, allowing us to see the way of life of travelers alternating with tourists who intend to capture the beauty of the building. The sunlight shining through the dome roof onto the platform and classic trains has become a paradise for photographers and vintage enthusiasts who want to soak up the nostalgic atmosphere on a holiday in the middle of the big city.
In addition to being a railway station, Hua Lamphong is now being adapted into an exhibition and cultural activity space on some occasions, helping to revitalize this old station to look more modern and accessible. Traveling is also most convenient with the MRT subway, Hua Lamphong Station, which connects directly to the station. This holiday, if anyone wants to go back in time to find classic or look for beautiful photo spots with stories, try visiting Hua Lamphong. I guarantee that you will receive a good impression and beautiful photos back for sure with sookjai holiday.
