Nestled between Soi Vanich 2 and Soi Charoen Krung 22, this historic community of Chinese origin along the banks of the Chao Phraya River has flourished since the early Rattanakosin period, leading to the development of a vibrant marketplace known to locals as Talat Noi or Talak Kiah. This area boasts a rich historical narrative that has been passed down through generations, and it beautifully melds Thai and Chinese cultures. Visitors can truly immerse themselves in this blend of heritage through the everyday lives of the locals and the charming old houses that line the community. In addition to its rich history, the various sois house a diverse array of popular eateries. The streets are adorned with captivating street art that vividly depicts the lives and traditions of the Talat Noi community, featuring scenes such as lion dances, bustling trade, and various auspicious festivals. A must-visit spot for tourists is the iconic orange VW Beetle parked against an old brick wall, a fascinating highlight that has drawn more attention to Talat Noi among travelers.