Make merit for Songkran at Phu Khao Thong Temple, a must-visit place.

Phra Borommathat is a chedi on a mountain built as a replica of Wat Saket Ratcha Wora Maha Wihan. A large twelve-sided recessed prang was built to the east of the capital, similar to the chedi at Wat Phu Khao Thong. At present, Phra Borommathat is considered one of the most prominent buildings in that area, equivalent to a 19-story building, side by side with Loha Prasat. During the Loi Krathong festival, there will be a ceremony to wrap Phu Khao Thong in red cloth and there will be festivities. The enshrining of the Buddha’s relics in the chedi has been done many times. Once, the Indian government offered the relics, which were found from an old chedi hill in Kapilavastu, to be enshrined in a Mauriya casket with the inscription “These relics are from the Buddha, Samana Gotama, of the Sakyan clan.” Received during the cremation of the Buddha's body" offered to King Rama V, and then His Majesty graciously allowed it to be enshrined in the pagoda. Prayer for worshiping the relics of the Buddha, chant Namo 3 times Wantamī Chetiyang Sappang Sappatthanae Supatitthitang Sarīrikadhatu Maha Phothing Phuttharupang Sakalang Sata I pay homage to all the pagodas that are well-established in all places, with the relics of the Buddha, the Great Bodhi, and all Buddha images at all times. Purisuttamame Wajasa Manasa Jewa Wantamete Tathakate Sayane Asanethane Kamane Japi Sappata I pay homage to all the Buddhas, who are the best men, the Tathagatas, with words and heart, whether lying, sitting, standing, or walking, at all times. #BangkokTravel #Thailand #BeautifulTemplesAcrossThailand