Kanngongkanngoen

Trok Ban Cheen

Attraction 📍 Tak
Trok Ban Cheen Attraction in Tak
Photo: Tourism Authority of Thailand (TAT)

History

Trok Ban Cheen is on Taksin Road near Wat Sitalaram in Rahaeng Subdistrict. It was once a thriving trading community. A Chinese merchant known as Chin Teng migrated to Bangkok and traded as far as Chiang Mai before expanding his business to Tak. He partnered with two other Chinese merchants, Chin Boonyen and Chin Thongyu.

💸 Donations & Tax Deductions

Verify tax deduction eligibility of this location through the Revenue Department's e-Donation portal.

*Disclaimer: Information provided for reference only, not official tax advice. Tax deductions are subject to e-Donation registration and a cap of 10% of taxable income. Verify latest details with the Revenue Department.

Visiting Information

📍 Open in Google Maps

Coordinates: 16.86989, 99.12495

Videos

▶️ Video slot for 'SongTor' channel (YouTube integration later)

🏨 Travel & Hotel Deals

Find Nearby Hotels & Stays in Tak

Compare best prices, guest reviews, and book stays with Trip.com

Search Nearby Hotels →

🛍️ Recommended Health, Merit & Security Supplies

Shopee Official

Some links are affiliate links. If you make a purchase, Kanngongkanngoen may earn a commission at no extra cost to you. This helps support our free planning tools. A link is not a recommendation to buy a product.

🏥 Senior & Health Supplies Blood pressure monitors, joint supplements, wellness care Shop on Shopee → 🔒 Fireproof Safes & Asset Locks Fireproof safes for land title deeds, wills, Seed Phrase plates Shop on Shopee → 🙏 Merit & Monk Supplies Monk robes, medicine merit kits, e-Donation supplies Shop on Shopee →

Nearby Attractions