Talat Noi, Samphanthawong

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I opened some of my old folders, wanting to delete and move some old files that might need to be sorted so they look neat and good on my cellphone and laptop devices. I found a file that I had forgotten a little about, that is a memory that I have to retell to you, guys.

I often save several files in the form of photos and footage in hive, I think this is the perfect place to store memories. I think it's better than any social media I have, because when I upload it to hive, I also directly tell you what I did and what happened with the photo. Great opportunity to recall memories, in case one day I forget. But, let's hope that doesn't happen!

This time, I called it 'the experience at Talat Noi, Samphanthawong' where I found hidden gems while walking around Bangkok City all day. Although actually this was a tragic story for me, at that time, because I was lost and didn't find what I wanted to come to. But I had an extraordinary experience.

Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, a small and long street, but has many unique and neat places for me to tell you about. I was planning to go to a famous church (I even forgot the name at the moment), because of its interesting interior, but it turned out that the church was closed and I didn't know that. Then I wandered around and found the famous coffee shop 'Mother Roaster' and finally found this small street.

Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, this small street is full of uniqueness, along this street I found many interesting paintings and photos displayed in almost all corners. Even this small street gives the impression of being occupied by marginalized people, surrounded by many high-rise buildings. It feels like this small street is more beautiful than the other streets because even though it looks simple, there are lots of murals on the old walls. This road also looks very clean without any rubbish at all, yes, Bangkok is very clean of rubbish as far as my eye can see.

Then not only that, there are many photos displayed all over the old walls, resistant to rain and heat, which means that these wall displays look like they have quality, not just for display. The artistry is quite high, in that all these photos are owned and taken by several local photographers. I think this is one of the reasons why Bangkok is a friendly country with international tourists.
Maybe this is also one of the government's efforts to make Thailand a country that is friendly to tourists and also very reasonable to visit and experience extraordinary traveling and vacation trips.

Then, not far from this small road, still in Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, I found a dominant yellow building which was very large and spacious. I looked around looking for something to see and I found a backyard that directly met the Chao Praya River.

Here I sat for a while and felt an extraordinary sensation, the breeze blowing gently accompanied by the shade of a fairly large shady tree. The banyan tree is very old and decorated with gold cloth. The yard with the banyan tree looks very shady even though the sun is currently very hot, but the air is still very cool with lots of oxygen. From here I saw the Chao Praya River very clearly, but I didn't dare approach the river because I was afraid of being kicked out by the building owner. But I think this is a public place that can be visited by the public and tourists.

There were several small boats passing through the river and it was enough to put me at a point I had never felt before. The sky is also very friendly, showing its very bright blue color here. This is the exterior that the universe painted for me in the midst of chaos and worry that I would get lost in someone else's country.

Finally I ordered a motorbike grab and returned safely to the hostel. I remember very clearly how that worry was erased by the beautiful scenery there.

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See you the next time hive friends!

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