A route dedicated to the diversity and lesser known cultural heritage of old Bangkok, when the capital resided on the opposite side of the Chao Phraya River. Explore the side alleys, bustling markets and get a fresh perspective on the roots of multiculturalism in today's Bangkok. Khlong San has hosted a diversity of nationalities, with Thai, Lao, Chinese and Indian peoples settling both temporarily and permanently in the area. See the contrast of their longstanding communities against the modern approaches to living now prevalent in the area. Gain a deeper understanding of ‘Thai’ cultural heritage by getting to know the Thonburi side of the city. From Chinese shrines, Muslim family histories that trace back to ancient Persia and other local stories that have shaped Bangkok today. Landmarks to be discovered: • Wat Pichai Yat • Goowatin Mosque • Tha Din Dang Market • Wat Thong Tammachart • Lhong 1919 and Mazuism Avoid the crowds and embrace diversity for a deeper dive into Bangkok.