The Phahurat market, often called Little India, is defined by the sight of a golden dome rising above the surrounding shophouses. This landmark belongs to the Siri Guru Singh Sabha, a six-story Sikh temple that sits at the center of a…
Phahurat Little India Walk
This walk leads you through Bangkok's historic Indian enclave, showcasing narrow fabric markets, community temples, and long-standing alleyway eateries. It offers an intimate look at a distinct, close-knit subculture hidden just steps from the bustle of Chinatown.
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1. Phahurat Market
2. Punjab Sweets
Punjab Sweets occupies a narrow shop space tucked into the Phahurat Market, a neighborhood known to locals as Bangkok’s Little India. The storefront is identified by its colorful glass display cases filled with traditional Indian desserts,…
3. ศาลเจ้าแม่ทับทิม พาหุรัด Chao Mae Thapthim Shrine
The Chao Mae Thapthim Shrine sits tucked away in the Phra Nakhon District near the foot of the Phra Pok Klao Bridge. This historic Chinese joss house is identified by its traditional architectural style, featuring ornate golden carvings,…
4. India Emporium
The India Emporium is a four-story shopping center distinguished by its colorful exterior. Located within the Phahurat neighborhood, the building anchors this area, which is known locally as Bangkok's Little India. Inside, the floors are…
5. Siri Guru Singh Sabha Gurdwara
The Siri Guru Singh Sabha Gurdwara is identified by its prominent golden dome, which rises above the surrounding shophouses in the Phahurat neighborhood, often called Bangkok’s Little India. This multi-story building serves as a religious…
6. Royal India Phahurat
Royal India is recognized as the oldest Indian restaurant in Bangkok. It occupies a space in the Phahurat neighborhood, a district historically established by textile merchants of South Asian descent. The eatery originated from a modest…