This was a visit to Silom Village Trade Center in BKK a few years back. The Silom Village is a small shopping area on Silom Rd. The place has an out door (open) restaurant with live Thai music playing. The dinning tables are arranged in the middle of the village and surrounded by many small shops selling Thai crafts, services or Thai desserts. It seems like a nice place to visit just to see things if you just happen to be near by. The night time or after dark is probably the right time to go. I do not think the place is for local people to hang out but rather targeted for foreigners or tourists.
The front entrance on Silom Rd.
The buildings inside follow old style wealthy house from about 50 or 60 years ago, I believe. They create atmosphere of BKK around that era.
The upper floor window. I like the design and the pink curtains of this window.
It was not crowded at the time or on that day. That was nice.
This is one of the food stands there attended by very friendly personnel.
A dessert stand – sweet.
This is one of the craft stores there. This store is selling Thai small dolls or statues.
Such a pleasant looking statue or doll.
Beautiful crafts
This lady was showing her soap (I think) carving skill.
Her beautiful works.
This nice little man made waterfall and greens created cool refreshing feeling around the area. A nice idea especially for the most warm climate there.
Time to say good bye.
I hope you enjoy a little virtual tour of the place and worth your mouse scrolling efforts. Thank you.
That was a very pleasant tour. Thank you. The soap carving was incredible.
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I am glad you like the tour. Thank you.
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Just 10 mins drive from the office ,
But I’ve never been to that place before T^T
I like it ka .
Nice pic,anyway.
TK
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Should try to take a look at the place some time. Thank you krub.
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That was a fun little tour…thanks for sharing such a quaint place with us!! Happy Saturday to you!!
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Thank you Laurie, please do have a great weekend too!
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What a cool place!
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It is 🙂
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Excellent collection of pictures.
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Thank you!
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What a wonderful trip ( ‘ v ‘ ) thanks so much for your sharing, Yellow Cable! Yah , those flowers are soap ^ – ^ they are truly beautiful !
Have a sweet sunday,Yellow Cable ^ ^ !
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Please do the same. Thank you Yinyin.
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lovely snaps!
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Thank you!
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That soap is just stunning! Be a wonderful gift, but I wouldn’t want to spoil it by using it!! 😀
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Me too. 🙂
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A magical post YC. Thank you 😀 xox
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Thank you Ralph. I am glad you like it.
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Gorgeous trip you shared! I have an award to share with YOU!!!!
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Thank you very much!!!!
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🙂 you are so deserving XO
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It is beautiful photos. I want to buy a Buddha statue.
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Those are very beautiful hand crafts. Thank you Katsu san.
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Very cool, great tour!
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Thank you!
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Splendid work!! I really enjoyed your pictures, which made me think as if I’m really there and enjoy the trip. Thank you for sharing such great photos!!
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Thank you Gomachan15 and so glad you enjoyed them.
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Beautiful place. I love the waterfall. 🙂
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Thank you. I am glad you like the place.
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It all looks so beautiful. Great photos.
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Thank you “Long Life Cats and Dogs”!
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OH I loved this post and her pretty Lotus Soaps 🙂 Wonderful photography THANKS!
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Ah! Thank you Eunice, I am glad you like the set.
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I did it looked like a wonderful place to walk around
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Gorgeous photos. Fascinating place! I love the flowers in the individual containers. How unique~
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I am glad you like the pictures. I do like the soaps carved into flowers too.
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Looks like a place to get lost in – as Cindy Knoke says; a fascinating place. And great photos as always.
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Thank you very much for coming along. The place is not big but I think it is a good place for just sitting down for dining, relaxing, do small shopping and strolling around/seeing (like me 🙂 ).
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Found this old picture 🙂 I like the street vendors and beautiful art of making so realistic flowers 🙂
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Thank for checking this post. It has been a while and I am glad you reminded me about the place. It was fascinating watching the lady carving the soaps.
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Some people can create incredible things.
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