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I used to walk around Song Wat Road taking photos. It seemed a bit quiet back then, mostly foreign tourists photographing the fruit buildings, and very few visitors overall. Even Chow Sue Kong Shrine alley had dilapidated wooden houses, yet it offered a unique atmosphere. Now, the new era Song Wat Road has transformed into a creative economy district, bustling with countless tourists, especially in the evenings. Thousands of people walk by, including Chinese, Thai, and Western tourists, with a particularly large number of young people exploring Song Wat.
In Chow Sue Kong Shrine alley, a Hipster Market has emerged. The design and atmosphere are perfectly inviting for browsing and shopping.
They've named it 'Market' directly. It sells crafts, jewelry, clothing, and watches. In essence, it offers creative products, cute items, gift shop merchandise, and fashion apparel (prices are quite high, though).
It's right next to Talat Noi Museum and Phanurangsi Pier. You can also enter and exit through Chow Sue Kong Shrine Alley. The market is decorated by adapting the old buildings within the shrine alley itself. Stop by for a stroll before paying respects to Chow Sue, revered by the Song Wat - Talat Noi locals, and then go find some delicious food to eat.
