Culture & heritage
Royal Thai-Sikh Commemorative Arch
ซุ้มประตูไทยซิกข์เฉลิมพระเกียรติ
A Thai-Sikh commemorative arch at the Lat Ya Road junction in Khlong San, Bangkok.
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Lat Ya Road junction, Khlong SanAbout this place
This white-and-gold arch in Khlong San was built by Bangkok’s Thai-Sikh community in honour of King Bhumibol Adulyadej. It stands by the Lat Ya Road junction, where the district lists it among its cultural landmarks. The arch can be seen from the surrounding street.
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Why the arch was built
The Thai-Sikh community commissioned the arch to commemorate the late king’s sixtieth year on the throne and eightieth birthday. The organisers described its design as drawing on Sikh architecture.
Seeing the arch
Use the map pin to find the arch at the Lat Ya Road junction. The surrounding streets carry traffic, so use marked crossings and view the arch from the pavement.
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