Kuan Yu Shrine, the oldest shrine in Thailand

#Spiritual attractions #Guan Yu Shrine #Bangkok attractions #Worship and ask for blessings #Merit-making trip #Spiritual trip 📌 Guan Yu Shrine, Soi Somdej Chao Phraya 3, Somdej Chao Phraya Road, Khlong San, Bangkok If anyone has ever taken the Chao Phraya Express Boat, they must have seen a beautiful shrine on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, on the same side as Khlong San Pier, near Phuttha Bridge. This is the first shrine in Thailand, built in 2279 during the Ayutthaya period, approximately 300 years old, near Somdej Ya Park, behind Wat Anongkaram, Khlong San area. Chinese Thais like to come here to worship and ask for blessings for good business. If they are civil servants or work in large organizations, they will ask for promotions. If they want to buy and sell land or real estate, they will also come here to ask for blessings. Bring a copy of the land title deed. The officers at the shrine will advise on how to write it and leave the copy of the land title deed with Guan Yu. According to history, Guan Yu was a very honest civil servant. He does not accept any bribes. The prohibition is not to make a vow, just ask for a blessing. If your wish comes true, then come and make merit to thank him. The main offerings are oranges and mooncakes. Before, we offered alcohol, but later it was not necessary. Importantly, we offered morning glory to the horse statue in front of the shrine. The horse will bring us good things.