Wat Prang Kasi

Wat Prang Kasi, Kanchanaburi Province 🌿 This serene and tranquil temple features two pagodas atop twin peaks, known as "Father Pagoda" and "Mother Pagoda." These pagodas are built in the Mon style, with a diameter of approximately 2.70 meters, and were constructed based on the beliefs of the Karen people. They symbolize love and fidelity in Karen marital life. 🐍 Mae Ya Nakee Sri Prang Kasi is a golden serpent deity that appears lifelike as it slithers down the mountain. Its intricate and exquisite details exude a sense of faith and devotion. It is believed to bring good fortune and protection to those who come to pay their respects. 🐍 Phor Pu Sri Prang Kasi is a black serpent deity enshrined with an imposing and majestic presence as it descends from the mountain. Revered by devotees, it is often sought for blessings in fortune, career, and love. 📍 Located in Tha Khanun Subdistrict, Thong Pha Phum District, Kanchanaburi Province.