Praying to Phra Rahu for Life's Blessings at Wat Sisa Thong

I recently had the chance to visit Wat Sisa Thong to pay respects to Phra Rahu. This ancient temple, located by the railway, is renowned for its sacredness and stunning architecture, including intricate stucco work and magnificent murals that are truly captivating from every angle. The temple features a statue of Phra Rahu for worship, where visitors can light incense, offer black flowers, or present eight black items. If you don’t bring your own offerings, the temple provides a set for 300 baht. Alternatively, you can purchase items from nearby shops, including a 7-Eleven and local vendors, making it very convenient. The temple grounds are clean and well-organized. On weekdays, it’s relatively quiet and easy to walk around without feeling crowded. However, on weekends, especially in the late morning, the number of visitors tends to increase. 🪔 There are designated areas for lighting oil lamps, releasing cattle, offering alms, or making vows. If you need to fulfill a vow, there’s even a group of traditional dancers available. 📍 Wat Sisa Thong Si Sathon Subdistrict, Nakhon Chai Si District, Nakhon Pathom Province (Located near the route back to Bangkok, with a large, easily noticeable entrance gate)