Kudichin House Museum

Kudi Chin Museum, a tourist attraction in Bangkok, see the old atmosphere of the Siamese-Portuguese community The Kudi Chin community or “Kadi Chin” is another prominent community on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. It has a long history since the time of King Taksin who founded Thonburi. Although it has been over 200 years since Portuguese-Thais settled here, the stories of the community have been passed down through generations. With its unique identity in terms of the lifestyles of Buddhists, Christians, and Muslims, as well as the diverse cultures of Thais and Chinese merchants living in the same area. The Kudi Chin Museum is located in the Kudi Chin community, a community on the banks of the Chao Phraya River that is diverse in race and religion, as there are Thais, Chinese, Muslims, and Portuguese-Thais. The museum has collected the old history of this community, from the Ayutthaya period to the present. It is also a place to learn about the culture, traditions, and origins of the Kudi Chin community. The Kudi Chin Museum was built by the owner of the house, who was originally from the Kudi Chin community, and built it with his own funds. The atmosphere inside the museum is like being in a house from the past. Because it is decorated in the style of the original houses of the early community. #Thonburi #Central Region Team #Kudi Chin Community #Missing Nature #Cafe Life