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TOP 8 PLACES TO PRAY FOR HUAT & LUCK IN AMAZING THAILAND

TOP 8 PLACES TO PRAY FOR HUAT & LUCK IN AMAZING THAILAND

 
   
 

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

1. Erawan Shrine Lim Ko Niao Goddess Wat Na Thawi
Wat Chao Fah Salaloy Wat Chedi Ai Khai (Egg Boy) 8. Wat That Noi, Chang Klang District, Nakhon Si Thammarat
1. Erawan Shrine 2. Lim Ko Niao Goddess
(Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao)
3. Wat Pha Kho 4. Wat Na Thawi 5. Wat Sothon 6. Wat Chao Fah Salaloy 7. Wat Chedi Ai Khai (Egg Boy) 8. Wat That Noi, Chang Klang District, Nakhon Si Thammarat
 
 
5. Wat Sothon
Wat Sothon  

The next stop in your visits has to be the Wat Sothon temple (full name: Wat Sothon Wararam Worawihan) in the Chachoengsao province of Thailand. Wat Sothon is one of the oldest temples in Thailand as it dates back hundreds of years. Known to the locals as the ‘Three Most Effective Buddhas in Thailand”, Wat Sothon has long been the spiritual destination for most of the people in Chachoengsao. People come here to pray for good luck and asking for a divine help from Laung Pho Sothon.

While it is common for visitors of Wat Sothon to seek and pray for wealth and success, the temple has also endeared itself as a shrine for seeking fertility. Such is the case that the temple as attracted pilgrims from all over Thailand to Chachoengsao just to seek the blessings and enlightenment from Luang Pho Sothon.

Locals believe that if their wishes come true, they must bring offerings such as boiled eggs, flower garlands, and Thai traditional dance performance.

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