Phanthai Norasing Shrine

#Places to visit near Bangkok Samut Sakhon Province has stories of important people who have influenced the history of Thailand. Stories that have been passed down from generation to generation, such as “Phan Tay Norasing”, the helmsman of King Sua, who has “Phan Tay Norasing Shrine” for us to worship until today, in Samut Sakhon Province. Within the park, there is a mangrove forest study trail that has been preserved and is home to Wat San Phan Tay Norasing, as well as the Phan Tay Norasing Shrine, which was later rebuilt by the Fine Arts Department to replace the old one that collapsed because the old one was very dilapidated. Inside the shrine, there is a life-size statue of Phan Tay Norasing in a helm position, which is a spiritual refuge and highly respected by the villagers. Villagers like to come here to make a wish and when it comes true, they make an offering with boxing gloves, a paddle, or a glass chicken statue because historically, he liked boxing and cockfighting. In addition, in the shrine, there is the execution post of Phan Tay Norasing, as well as the remains of an ancient teak boat, which is made of large teak wood and is approximately 300 years old. #Worship and pray for blessings #Central Region Team