One of the oldest Chinese Shrines in Bangkok. Located on the Chao Phraya river.

A fantastic chinese style Shrine to visit, next to the Chao Phraya river in Bangkok.

Easy access and car parking space. Location on chaopraya riverside. The shrine is not really big but considered to be the oldest Kuan U shrine in Thailand. For those who come with respect and belief in Kuan U, you won’t disappoint.

Beautiful. Went here on a local tour. It was just us and our tour guide who was of Chinese/Thai decent. Paid our respects and took in the beauty of the shrine and the art.

Gong Wu Shrine is located in Khlong San area, next to the Chao Phraya River. It is an old shrine that is about 281 years old. There are often people who come to worship regularly. It can be reached in many ways such as boat, car or public transport. It has beautiful and venerable architecture. I recommend going around 2pm as the sun is not too strong and there is a slight breeze from the river.

Clean, Peaceful, Service mind. Historical place that Chiness-Thai descendants must visit and pray. 🙏 Happy Chinese New Year, 2022 Year of Tiger 🐯 ❤️ 💴💵💶💷💰💡👲

The place isn't big but worth to go and spend 10 minutes while sightseeing the area.

Very peaceful place amidst the Chao Phraya river. I had a good time exploring this place.

A remote area where Grab cannot even find the location. A lot of 关公statues inside and you can ask for a Devine lot on your query. Then scan a QR code on the number you get to get the answer. Should be a popular Chinese temple for the residents here to wish for things done. Opposite the temple is a building of 3 storey high but the top 2 floors seems like no one came to pray to. The caretaker is of Teochew descent and able to talk in Teochew. To get a grab car here is next to impossible. We walked out all the way to the main road to get one.

The oldest Chinese temple in this area. It is since 1658 or earlier. One moment: so much candles have Orthodox usually but not Buddhists. Calligraphy "One mountain - one human" was very interesting. Mai trat.

Another shrines we visited, parking is free ( i think) Therefore we visited both the restaurant and the shrine.

Intresting Guan Yu Shrine was passing by to go cafe why not get blessed too, 🙏🙏

Guan Yu, {Guan Wu} Shrine in Bangkok Yai, easier to grab a taxi to get here than taking public transportation; don't waste your time finding your way on foot. Heard policemen from most Asian countries pay respect to Guan Gong, so come on over when in Bangkok, are you sure it was just another old folk tales?

One of historical place in bangkok about Guan Yu. This place is a powerful of Guan yu spirit and make a wish come true.

Nice people, friendly and helpful. Restaurant next to the shrine is nice also. Good to be here by sunset to look over the river.

200+ years old Chinese Temple

A great ancient Guan Yu shrine.

Sacred place with about 300 years history . Kuan-U god the belief of chinese people in the 3 kingdoms legend.🙏

This shrine is the oldest Guan Yu's shrine in Thailand. It is located in a very scenic area with more than 200 years of history right next to the Chao Phraya River. The spiritual power of Guan Yu god is very strong inside. The shrine's caretakers are also very helpful and friendly. If you are a believer in god Guan Yu, you need to visit here and experience the wonder first-handedly.