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The Land Seal Court behind the police station.
The sacred site at the Phra Ratchawang Police Station is open for the public to pay their respects and make wishes every day, 24 hours a day. This anc
Phra That Si Lichanto Royal Dharma Park
Tens of thousands of tourists seeking merit traveled since the early morning to celebrate the new monastery of Luang Pu Sila Siri Jantho at the Luang
Wat Mai Ban Tan
Paying homage to Luang Pu Kham Bo and choosing to enlist sacred amulets from the temple can be done here. There is a stupa that serves as a memorial t
Wat Saphan Sung
Located in Pak Kret District, this place was formerly known as Wat Sawang Arom. It is renowned for its sacred objects, particularly the amulets and ta
Korat City Pillar Shrine
The City Pillar Shrine of Nakhon Ratchasima Province.
Phra Krishna, Wat Thep Montien
Wat Thep Manthian is regarded as a temple dedicated to Hinduism. This sacred place houses numerous marble deities, including Lord Vishnu and Goddess L
Mother Lakshmi Shrine
Goddess Lakshmi is the consort of Lord Narayana, or Vishnu. It is said that her beauty surpasses that of all others. Devotees believe that Goddess Lak
Wat Phra Sri Maha Uma Devi (Wat Khaek)
The Hindu shrine, known as Wat Khak, serves as a temple dedicated to the worship of the goddess Mariamman, an incarnation of Parvati, the consort of L
Trimurti Shrine
The Trimurti Shrine is located next to the Ganesha Shrine in front of Central World near the exit that leads to Pratunam. Although some scholars argue
Pratu Pha (Chao Pho Pratu Pha)
The deity of the Stone Gate, known as "Phra Ya Mue Lek," hails from Ban Ta, which is now known as Ban Wat in Ngao District, Lampang. Orphaned from a y
Wat Si Sa Taphan
This is considered the smallest church in the country, measuring just 4 meters wide and 5 meters long. The year of its construction is unknown, as it
Reverend Father Phit, Kamang Temple
Luang Por Pith is a monk who lives a simple life, practicing modesty and refusing to accumulate wealth. He is dedicated to creating permanent structur
Wat Ban Rai (Luang Por Khwan)
This sacred site holds great significance in Buddhism and serves as a spiritual anchor for the Thai people. It houses the remains of a revered monk, P
Wat Phra Phutthabat Khao Ruak
This temple is associated with the revered Luang Pu Ngon Sorayo, a well-known monk who once resided here. Within the temple grounds, there is a replic
Wat Nakhon Chum
The classic beauty of Wat Nakorn Chum is not just that it is an ancient temple, around 800 years old, built during the Sukhothai era. To the east, the
Wat Pho Sai Thong
Wat Pho Sai Thong is an ancient temple located in the district of Lahan Sai. It gained widespread recognition during the reign of Phra Khru Phawana Ph
Wat Tha Entertainment
Built in 1843 during the reign of King Rama IV, the temple was established by the Pramoch family, hence it was named Wat Tha, meaning "Temple of the P
Wat Tamnak Tai
Located on Sanambin Nam Road in Tha Sai sub-district, Mueang District, there is no evidence of who constructed this temple or when it was built. It is
natural red temple
Phra Ajarn Daeng, the abbot of Wat Daeng Thammachart, shared that Wat Daeng Thammachart was established in 1857. The name of the temple is thought to
Wat Tinakornnimit
Wat Thinkorn Nimit, originally named "Wat Bang Duan," got its name from the canal that branches off from the Chao Phraya River in the area where the N
Wat Boromracha Kanjanapisek Anusorn (Wat Leng Noey Yi 2)
Leng Nei Yi 2 Temple is a Mahayana Buddhist temple under the patronage of the Chinese Buddhist Sangha in Thailand. The temple complex features various
Lak Sila Mongkhon Temple
Archaeologists believe that this city was one of the important centers of Theravada Buddhism in the lands of Suvarnabhumi and the Mekong River basin.
Chao Por Nam Dip Shrine
The Shrine of the Father of Clean Water was built around the year 1947 B.E. (Buddhist Era). At that time, trade between Tak Province and Sukhothai Pro
Wat Ban Den, Tak
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