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Endow yourself with prosperity and blessings by visiting these sacred temples & shrines for prayers in Thailand.
When it comes to worship and seeking divine endowment, the first country that comes to mind of many Malaysians will definitely be Thailand. Thousands of people from various demographics flock in droves every year to visit one of the 40,000 temples and shrines that sprawled across the Kingdom, as they seek for the blessings that bestows.
The followings are some of the most frequented and sought-after places of worship in Thailand.
With over 40,000 temples in all of Thailand, the list of temples you should visit can go on and on, with each temple having its own unique attribute in terms of blessings, endowment and enlightenments. The aforementioned is the editor’s special list of must visit temples in Thailand. Bangkok should definitely be the first destination to visit once the Covid-19 pandemic issue subsides!
Should you wish to book a package tour to Thailand and visit any of these temples, don’t hesitate to consult a reputable travel agent at Travel Forte Sdn. Bhd.
The contact person is Daniel Leow, and he is reachable via mobile (+6012-2731 625) or email (danielleow@travelforte.com.my)
For further information, please follow www.facebook.com/TourismThailandMalaysia, or email info@tourismthailand.my
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7. Wat Chedi Ai Khai (Egg Boy)
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Another noteworthy temple in the southern region of Thailand to visit is the Wat Chedi Temple. Situated in the Nakhon Si Thammarat Province, the Wat Chedi Temple houses Ai Kai, a deity of wealth that is very much revered by locals.
It is sworn that Ai Kai often bestows windfalls to his faithful worshippers, hence the reason why so many people visit him in hopes of seeking riches and a windfall. Another amusing fact is that Ai Kai’s followers who have experienced windfalls often show their gratitude to him by offering chicken statues. The fact that there are over 100,000 chicken statues in the temple clearly strengthens Ai Kai reputation as a deity of wealth!
Besides the large hoard of chicken statues, believers of Ai Kai will often celebrate their prosperity with him by setting off firecrackers as another token of their gratitude. Fragments from these firecrackers have since piled up into a small hill, which has unknowingly become a ‘cannon mountain’ and another unique feature of this intriguing temple.
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