LHONG 1919

Lhong 1919 Bangkok is a 19th-century Chinese mansion fully restored and opened as an attraction. 

Owned and developed by the Wanglee family, one of the country’s oldest Thai-Chinese tycoon families, Lhong 1919 sits on the old pier where, according to old journals, the ancestors of most Thai-Chinese families first set their feet in Thailand after migrating from China. Besides being home to many Chinese immigrants in later years, the area around the pier is home to the shrine of Mazu, the goddess who is believed to bless sea travellers.

It has reclaimed a group of old warehouses and a Chinese shrine dating back to King Rama IV (1851-1868) for its 6,800 sq meters of co-working space, eateries and art and design shops spotlighting the work of young artists.