Travel "Following the footsteps of the saltwater naga" in Krabi Province

#Rainy season travel destinations #Follow the footsteps of the saltwater naga Traveling on the Naga Way "Follow the footsteps of the saltwater naga" In the Andaman Sea, Krabi Province . How can we, the spiritualists, miss out? Today, #TravelTa will take you to experience traveling on the footsteps of the saltwater naga "Naga Way", a 3,000-year-old legend in the Andaman Sea, connecting beliefs, faith, and local legends together. Let me tell you that this trip will be full of merit and happiness. Where did you go? Let's go see. . 📌Let's start at Wat Mahathat Wachiramongkol (Wat Bang Thong), Ao Luek District, Krabi Province A magnificent, beautiful, golden temple with a prominent golden pagoda standing tall and majestically. It is the tallest pagoda in the South at 95 meters high. It was influenced by the Maha Chedi Buddhagaya, Bihar State, India. Inside is enshrined Phra Phuttha Thaksin Chai Mongkol and there are also exquisitely beautiful paintings of the life of the Buddha. . 📌Let's continue to Wat Mahathat Laem Sak, Ao Luek District, Krabi Province Another ancient temple in Krabi with a white pagoda Built in Sri Lankan art style, it stands tall and beautiful on the Andaman Sea. Inside, it contains the relics of the Lord Buddha for people to worship and ask for blessings. Under the pagoda, there is also a statue of the saltwater naga "Phaya Yasaman Naga". According to the belief that this sea is the palace of the blue sea naga, and it is believed that he came to help build the temple successfully. Therefore, a statue of him was built under the pagoda base. . 📌Don't miss it. You must come to worship and ask for blessings. The large statue of Grandfather Phuchong Naga at the Phra Athit Square, Krabi Provincial Administrative Organization is another sacred place, a pair of the city of Krabi people. Here, people like to worship and ask for blessings to increase power and fortune. On this trip, we had the opportunity to join the ceremony to celebrate Grandfather Phuchong Naga at the Phra Athit Square, Krabi Provincial Administrative Organization, on the Andaman Sea. It is a sacred ceremony held once a year. The important highlight is the "Dance Procession for the Grandfather" with 979 people, showing the belief and faith in Luang Pu Phuchong Nakarat. . Another highlight of this trip is the shrine of Grandfather Naga, located at Wat Nakathammaram, Ban Klong Muang. According to the belief, he is Grandfather Phuchong Nakarat, meditating in the form of a hermit. The villagers came to ask for a blessing and it came true, so they came together to build this shrine. It is believed that he is the guardian of this salty water. There are legends that have been told for a long time. Both the beliefs and the geography of Krabi Province are linked to many Nagas, such as Khao Hongon Naga, the Naga's Tears Well, and the Naga's Navel. . 🌿 Khao Hongon Naga - A viewpoint of the legend of the Naga's love, with a beautiful and stunning view of the Andaman Sea. You can walk up to see the view along the nature study trail. Along the way, there is beautiful nature surrounding you. . 💧 Naga's Tears Well - A well believed to be the tears of the Naga, a water source that never dries up, a small well with clear water all year round. Which the villagers believe that if they pray to the Naga table and bring the water to drink, they will be lucky and auspicious. 🌀 Naga's navel - The well that is believed to be the same source of water as the Naga's tears well, located in front of the Tab Kaek Hotel. It is a spring that the villagers believe is sacred water from the same place as the Naga's tears well. This is another trip that I would like to recommend. Travel to Krabi from a perspective you've never seen before. The Naga Way route follows the footsteps of the saltwater Naga. You will experience the beauty of nature and the stories of beliefs and the power of faith in the southern community's way of life. I must say that this trip was full of joy, happiness, faith, and energy. #Krabi can be visited all year round. “Recharge your life in Krabi: Krabi Naga Recharge“ #Happiness immediately when traveling to Krabi #Travel to recharge your heart #KrabiNagaRecharge #Krabi has more than just the sea