[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Chao Mae Kuan Im Shrine (Updated May)

Open the warp like going to Hong Kong (divine) another location to worship and ask for blessings at the #Guanyin #Bodhisattva Avalokiteshvara shrine, a Mahayana religious site. The architecture that stands out when we step in is #Phra Maha Chedi Phra Phuttha Ong, which is the largest pagoda in the Southeast, 21 floors high. Inside is the enshrined #Guanyin with a thousand eyes and a thousand arms, 8.30 meters high, carved from fragrant sandalwood from China, covered with real gold. There are 20 faces enshrined around the 4 directions of the great pagoda. (There is an elevator service.) Outside is the location of many sacred objects, gods and beautiful stone carved statues, such as Guanyin Bodhisattva sitting on a toad, Prince Ang Hai Yi, Bodhisattva Bao Bun Jin, God Guan Yu, Emperor Jade. 18 Chinese Arhats, etc. I highly recommend it. It feels like you're in Hong Kong, but it's right here in Chok Chai 4, Bangkok. The atmosphere is very peaceful and beautiful. There's also a vegetarian restaurant and a Vipassana building for those who come to practice Dhamma. 📍FB: Guanyin Bodhisattva Hall, Chok Chai 4, Bangkok 📲 02 539 6228 📆 Open daily from 7:00 AM to 7:00 PM. 🅿️ Free parking available 🆓 No admission fee #chinesenewyear #chinesenewyear2024 #temple #Chinese temple #Guanyin #Bangkok travel #Bangkok temple #Muay #worship #ask for blessings #Chok Chai 4 #Muay #Chinese New Year 2567

Guan Yin Shrine Located on Plabplachai Road, next to the Por Tek Tung Foundation Established for over 100 years Because there are many Teochew people living in this area Ah Nia is the name that Teochew people like to call Guan Yin So this place is called #Guan Yin Shrine For those who are interested in lighting candles to enhance their luck, I recommend this place. You will be lucky all year long, especially in the unlucky year. 📍 Plabplachai Road, next to the Por Tek Tung Foundation, Bangkok 🧡 Open daily from 8:00-19:00 #Shrine #Worship

Pay respect and ask for blessings from the goddess for good fortune. #Shrine #Bangkok