Ton Son Mosque in Bangkok: photos, reviews

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Ton Son Mosque in Bangkok, Thailand, is a stunning testament to the seamless blend of traditional Thai design and Islamic motifs. Opened in 1688, it stands as the oldest mosque in Bangkok, underscoring its historical and cultural significance. Nestled in a peaceful and calm ambiance, this attraction offers a spotless environment and meticulously maintained facilities, including separate arrangements for female prayers.

Easily accessible by public boat and located just a 10-minute walk from the famed Wat Arun, Ton Son Mosque is not just an architectural marvel but also a symbol of cultural diversity and harmony within Thai society. With an impressive average rating of 4.6 on Google, visitors are treated to an unforgettable experience that celebrates Thailand's rich cultural identity.

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Wheelchair accessible

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Opposite Bangkok Yai Metropolitan Police Station

Bus stop 306 m walk

Opposite Naval Public Works Department

Bus stop 356 m walk

Itsaraphap

Subway station 424 m walk

Wat Rat Sittha Ram Ratchaworawihan (Wat Phlap)

Bus stop 424 m walk

Siriphan, Kudi Charoen Phat

Bus stop 428 m walk

4.6

based on 439 reviews

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4.6/5 439 reviews

Sutantyo Wibowo

10 minutes walk from Wat Arun, Alhamdulillah there is this place to worship Allah SWT.. no donation box hope they can provide QR Code to donate, a place where you can be relaxed after visiting Bangkok tourism spot. The gate is always close but not locked, actually the mosque is always open.

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Aye Myint Htet

I went to Jummah Namaz on Friday. Really nice atmosphere but take a little time to go inside from MRT but really nice.

Ton Son Mosque in Bangkok

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