Yomjinda Road, Mueang Rayong District | Rayong Province
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Yomjinda Road, Mueang Rayong District | Rayong Province
Yomjinda Road (Mueang Rayong District) – Rayong’s old town area, featuring historic Sino-Portuguese style buildings and charming cafés. It transforms into a walking street on Saturdays and Sundays.
Yomjinda Road is the first street and a classic old town district in Rayong Province. It is located within the Rayong City Municipality, running parallel to the Rayong River.
General Information and History
• Origins: Established during the reign of King Rama V (1900 AD) by Phra Si Samut Phophok (Im Yomjinda), the final governor of Rayong.
• Historical Significance: Once the hub for commerce, the economy, banking, cinema, and the first land-based market in Rayong. After a period of decline, the area was revitalized through the joint efforts of the local community and the municipality, transforming it into a heritage-based tourist destination.
• Architecture: Features century-old wooden houses and buildings designed in the Sino-Portuguese architectural style.
Opening Hours
• General Shops: Open daily from 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM.
• Walking Street: Open Saturdays and Sundays from 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM.
(The road is closed to vehicular traffic during these hours.)
The Yomjinda Road old town district—Rayong’s very first street—stretches out, running parallel to the Rayong River. This was the very first commercial hub in this eastern coastal town, retaining an authentic, classic charm. It’s a perfect spot for those who enjoy a laid-back, hip atmosphere—ideal for taking photos—as well as for food lovers.
Yomjinda Road is the oldest street in Rayong, offering a nostalgic, retro ambiance and serving as a collection point for fascinating historical and cultural attractions.
Points of interest on and around Yomjinda Road include:
Rayong City Museum
Address: Ban Sat-Udom, 139 Yomjinda Road, Tha Pradu Subdistrict, Mueang Rayong District, Rayong 21000
Details: Housed in an old building that showcases traditional Rayong-style architecture, the museum presents the history, origins, way of life, and culture of Rayong from the past. It is an excellent starting point for getting to know the city.
Highlights
• Rayong City Museum: Located in an ancient residence (Ban Sat-Udom), it exhibits the history, lifestyle, and culture of Rayong.
• Restaurants and Cafés: The area features long-standing shops, traditional Thai dessert stalls, noodle shops, and well-known establishments like "Rayong" (Rayong Café/Restaurant), which offers popular, affordable treats such as roti served with condensed milk and "bread dusted with powder" (toasted bread topped with cocoa or malt powder). ...and traditional Thai iced tea.
• Photo spots and festivals: Historic building corners, street art, and annual events—such as the "Phumiburi Si Rayong" festival, which celebrates local traditions and cuisine.
• Parking: You may park your vehicle at Suan Si Mueang (Si Mueang Park) and walk approximately 300 meters to the area.
Operating Hours:
Monday–Friday, Sunday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Address: Yomjinda Road, Mueang Rayong District, Rayong Province
Visiting Hours:
General shops: Open daily, 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Walking street: Open Saturday–Sunday, 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
Yomjinda Road (Mueang Rayong District) – Rayong’s old town area, featuring historic Sino-Portuguese style buildings and charming cafés. It transforms into a walking street on Saturdays and Sundays.
Yomjinda Road is the first street and a classic old town district in Rayong Province. It is located within the Rayong City Municipality, running parallel to the Rayong River.
General Information and History
• Origins: Established during the reign of King Rama V (1900 AD) by Phra Si Samut Phophok (Im Yomjinda), the final governor of Rayong.
• Historical Significance: Once the hub for commerce, the economy, banking, cinema, and the first land-based market in Rayong. After a period of decline, the area was revitalized through the joint efforts of the local community and the municipality, transforming it into a heritage-based tourist destination.
• Architecture: Features century-old wooden houses and buildings designed in the Sino-Portuguese architectural style.
Opening Hours
• General Shops: Open daily from 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM.
• Walking Street: Open Saturdays and Sundays from 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM.
(The road is closed to vehicular traffic during these hours.)
The Yomjinda Road old town district—Rayong’s very first street—stretches out, running parallel to the Rayong River. This was the very first commercial hub in this eastern coastal town, retaining an authentic, classic charm. It’s a perfect spot for those who enjoy a laid-back, hip atmosphere—ideal for taking photos—as well as for food lovers.
Yomjinda Road is the oldest street in Rayong, offering a nostalgic, retro ambiance and serving as a collection point for fascinating historical and cultural attractions.
Points of interest on and around Yomjinda Road include:
Rayong City Museum
Address: Ban Sat-Udom, 139 Yomjinda Road, Tha Pradu Subdistrict, Mueang Rayong District, Rayong 21000
Details: Housed in an old building that showcases traditional Rayong-style architecture, the museum presents the history, origins, way of life, and culture of Rayong from the past. It is an excellent starting point for getting to know the city.
Highlights
• Rayong City Museum: Located in an ancient residence (Ban Sat-Udom), it exhibits the history, lifestyle, and culture of Rayong.
• Restaurants and Cafés: The area features long-standing shops, traditional Thai dessert stalls, noodle shops, and well-known establishments like "Rayong" (Rayong Café/Restaurant), which offers popular, affordable treats such as roti served with condensed milk and "bread dusted with powder" (toasted bread topped with cocoa or malt powder). ...and traditional Thai iced tea.
• Photo spots and festivals: Historic building corners, street art, and annual events—such as the "Phumiburi Si Rayong" festival, which celebrates local traditions and cuisine.
• Parking: You may park your vehicle at Suan Si Mueang (Si Mueang Park) and walk approximately 300 meters to the area.
Operating Hours:
Monday–Friday, Sunday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Address: Yomjinda Road, Mueang Rayong District, Rayong Province
Visiting Hours:
General shops: Open daily, 10:00 AM – 8:00 PM
Walking street: Open Saturday–Sunday, 6:00 PM – 10:00 PM
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