Kaja Gallery Café is nestled within the stunning Cacha Bed Heritage Hotel in Bangkok’s Old Town. Originally constructed in 1900 by Lady Mom Rajawong Rosalin Gaganang, the granddaughter of Prince Gaganang Yugala, a son of King Rama IV, this hotel was built for the royal family. The café’s name, Kaja, meaning “Elephant” in Thai, is inspired by the white elephant, a symbol of heritage and tradition in Thai culture. The interior design incorporates the skin color and a modernized flower pattern, paying homage to this majestic creature.
The owner’s passion for photography inspired the creation of a space that serves as both a café and an art gallery, designed to delight and inspire visitors. At Kaja Gallery Café, we aim to provide an atmosphere that stimulates both the senses and the mind. This unique space serves as a platform for local artists to showcase their talents, promoting visibility and supporting the local community, which aligns with our core values.