It is a railway bridge spanning the Mae Klong River, inaugurated by King Rama V, who bestowed the name "Chulalongkorn Bridge" in the year 1901 (BE 2444 or R.S. 120). The bridge suffered severe damage due to bombing during World War II.

Chulalongkorn Bridge

Ratchaburi

这座铁路桥横跨湄江，是由拉玛五世国王亲自开通并赐名为“朱拉隆功桥”，建于公元2444年（泰历120年）。在第二次世界大战期间，这座桥曾遭到轰炸而被毁坏。

朱拉隆功大桥

In the past, the Dragon Jar Trade Market, renowned for its products from Ratchaburi Province, was located along Woradech Road, adjacent to the Mae Klong River. This market facilitated the easy transportation of goods to various provinces across the country, as evidenced by the remnants of old piers along the riverbank. However, with the advancement of land transportation, the vibrant atmosphere of this riverside market gradually faded away.

To promote economic growth and tourism, the Ratchaburi municipal government conceived the idea of establishing a "Walking Street Market" to commemorate the historical significance of this area. This initiative was launched under the name "Old Koy Gee Market" (where "Koy" translates to canal and "Gee" means riverside), with its first operation taking place on April 24, 2009.

Koi Old Market, Ratchaburi

在过去，来自拉差布里省的著名商品交易市场——青龙坛市场（ตลาดการค้าโอ่งมังกร）位于瓦拉德路（ถนนวรเดช），这是一条靠近梅考河（แม่กลอง） 的市场，便于商品的装卸，能够方便地运输到全国各地。从梅考河边的旧码头可以看到其历史的痕迹。然而，随着陆路交通的发展，这个梅考河边的市场逐渐失去了昔日的繁华。

为了促进经济和旅游业的发展，拉差布里市政府提出了建立“步行街市场”的构想，以此来重温这一历史遗址的珍贵过往，市场的名字被定为“旧市场哥耶奇”（ตลาดเก่าโคยกี๊），其中“哥耶”意为“运河”，“奇”意为“河边”。该市场于2009年4月24日首次开放。

锦鲤旧市场，拉差汶里

The shop is beautiful, with a lovely and eye-catching decor. There are many spots for taking photos, and they pay great attention to crafting delicious coffee and cakes. Everything is incredibly tasty!

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店面美丽，装潢可爱且让人感到舒适，有很多拍照的角度。对咖啡和蛋糕的制作非常用心，味道极其美味。

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