It is estimated that there are almost 4,000 mosques in Thailand, including 170 in the capital city of Bangkok, which will lighten up your halal holiday. Here are a few :
For your relief, Suvarnabhumi International Airport in Bangkok has a prayer room.
Ton Son Mosque is a Sunni mosque considered to be the oldest Islamic place of worship in Thailand. It dates from 1610 and demonstrates the Islamic influence in the history of Thailand. In an effort to retain its Thai-Islamic style, the mosque was generously renewed in 1954.
Haroon Mosque is an important mosque located opposite the French Embassy. It is a symbol of the migration and trade of Muslims in the 18th century. It is one of the first mosques that give sermons in Thai and English.
Grand Mosque of Bangkok, Modern Mosque of Indonesia and Dar-ul-Aman Mosque are also worth a mention.
Krue Se Mosque in Pattani province tells us the history of Eastern, European and Thai exchanges.
Takia Yokin Mosque in Ayutthaya is an example of peaceful coexistence between Buddhists and Muslims. It was named after a Buddhist monk who converted to Islam after witnessing miracles. Today the mosque is open to Sunni, Shia Muslims and even Buddhist pilgrims.
Chiang Mai is home to several mosques welcoming worshipers of all origins: Ban Ho Mosque, Chang Khlan Mosque and Hedaytul Islam Mosque are among the most important .
You can also find beautiful mosques in southern cities, including Krabi, Phuket, Hat Yai, and Ao Nang.