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Bueng Kum, one of Bangkok's fifty administrative districts, is only known to a few people. The name Bueng Kum was derived from a large old swamp that was filled with various trees; thus, it was later called "Khlong Kum" and "Bueng Kum." As previously stated, Bueng Kum was formerly a part of Bang Kapi District and was officially established as a district on September 4, 1989, when it was separated from Bang Kapi District. Bueng Kum, on the other hand, is in the center of Phra Nakhon and is divided into three sub-districts: Khlong Kum, Nawamin, and Nuan Chan. Furthermore, Bueng Kum is bordered by the following districts: The north is bordered by Bang Khen and Khan Na Yao, while the east connects with Khan Na Yao District. The south links to Saphan Sung District, and the west connects with Bang Kapi and Lat Phrao Districts. Importantly, the Bueng Kum district is regarded as the most vibrant in the Eastern Bangkok districts, with generally less dense habitats but a dense commercial district in the center. However, the area is mostly plain, and the majority of the residents are Buddhists, Christians, and Muslims.