Sharing a travel plan to 3 shrines and places to pray for blessings in Bangkok

#Travel Plan Giveaway, Worship in One Go ⛩️ Tai Hong Kong Shrine The origin of the Por Tek Tung Foundation. The atmosphere is very good. Most people pray for health because according to the story, in 1909, there was an epidemic of diarrhea. The early Chinese people brought Luang Pu's image to put in front of their houses and the villagers got better. After that, this shrine was born. ⛩️ Guan Yu Shrine The oldest shrine on the banks of the Chao Phraya River. The trick here is don't forget to rub your feet and pray. Or on the right side, where you pray for land sales, by bringing the title deed to pray. As for the important tip, if you pray for everything, don't forget to pray to the Horse God. This is the thing you want to pray for, so you can speed up your prayers. ⛩️ Tiger God Shrine, Somdet Market This is one of the oldest and most famous Teochew (Taoist) Chinese shrines in Bangkok. Inside the shrine is the shrine of Hiang Tian Xiang Di. (Hiang Tiang Siang Ti), the image of Lord Tiger, Lord Guan Yu, and Lady Tubtim. Most importantly, don't forget to rub the turtle shell. Rub it out 3 times to ask for health. Rub it in 3 times for luck and money. 🚙Here's how to get there. Each place is 10-15 minutes apart. Tai Hong Kong Shrine > Guan Yu Shrine > Lord Tiger Shrine, Somdet Market Coordinates: Lord Tiger Shrine, Giant Swing #Temple Tour #One Day Trip Plan #Chinese Architecture