My Thailand adventure began in the vibrant heart of Bangkok—Chinatown. This district pulses with energy, and nowhere is that more alive than along Song Wat Road. Bustling with street vendors, historic shophouses, and the hum of daily life, Song Wat is a photographer’s dream. The textures, colors, and movement made every frame feel like a living story.

Just beyond the buzz, Talat Noi offered a quieter escape. Nestled within Chinatown’s maze, its peaceful alleyways were lined with street art, hidden cafés, and tucked-away shops selling antiques and handmade goods. I wandered for hours, happily lost among the murals and pathways, discovering gem after gem. Talat Noi felt like Chinatown’s secret soul—creative, calm, and full of character.

Together, Song Wat and Talat Noi showed me two sides of Chinatown: one electric, one serene. And through my lens, I captured the rhythm of both.