[2025 Trat Attraction] Travel Guide for City Pillar (Updated Mar)

Today I had the opportunity to visit Trat. My local friend recommended the restaurant "Tiw Tara". 📍The restaurant is located in Trat town, but you have to drive a bit further because the restaurant is right on the edge of the mangrove forest. You can see the sea, mangrove trees, and many fishing boats parked here. In the evening, there is a service to take a boat to visit the mangrove forest. It's a pity that we went during the holiday season, so we didn't get to take the boat.😅 📍There are many types of food to choose from here. What we ordered were fried fish with fish sauce/sun-dried squid/steamed crab that was already peeled for us, very convenient to eat. It came with delicious seafood sauce/stir-fried seafood with holy basil/sour curry. The taste was delicious, rich, and full of flavor. The seafood was also very fresh. If you pass by Trat, don't forget to come and eat at "Tiw Tara".🥰❤️ #Trat #TratWorthVisiting #VisitTrat

Trat City Pillar Shrine is located in Bang Phra Subdistrict. This shrine is different from others because the building is built in the style of a Chinese pavilion. The delicate and graceful sculpture is as beautiful as a temple in the land of the dragon. King Taksin ordered it to be built according to Chinese beliefs when he gathered troops to restore independence in Trat to protect Trat from danger and for the people to live in peace and happiness. The City Pillar Shrine is the center of Thai-Chinese relations. Inside the shrine in the center is the pedestal where the City Pillar Shrine, Sia Ueng Kong, is enshrined, along with two other deities: the left is the God of Fortune, Cai Xing Yea, and the right is the God of Earth, Kam Thiang Dai Ti. The outer part of the City Pillar Shrine is where the two main city pillars are enshrined. The tall pillar is the city pillar and the low pillar is the Shiva lingam pillar. Location: Bang Phra Subdistrict, Mueang District, Trat Province Open: Every day from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. #Chinese Architecture #Trat #Trat Travel #100 Ways to Travel #Get a discount without relying on luck #Mothership

Trat City Pillar Shrine is a shrine located in Trat Province, Thailand. It is a place that Trat people highly respect. They worship the City Pillar Shrine, who is believed to protect the city and bring prosperity to those who come to pray for blessings. Trat City Pillar Shrine was built to house the city pillar, which is believed to be a symbol of the stability of the city and is the center of Trat people's hearts. There are various traditional festivals and worship ceremonies held here every year, especially during the Chinese New Year festival, which is attended by a large number of locals and tourists. 📍 Trat City Pillar Shrine #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #TratWorthVisiting #Trat #PrayForBlessings

Trat City Pillar Shrine is located on Lak Muang Road, near Wat Yotha Nimit. This shrine is unique from other city pillar shrines. The building is built in the form of a Chinese pavilion. Trat City Pillar Shrine is an important landmark of Trat people. It is the center of the minds of both Thais and Chinese people who have lived in the province from the past to the present. Trat City Pillar Shrine is located on Lak Muang Road, near Wat Yotha Nimit. This shrine is unique from other city pillar shrines. The building is built in the form of a Chinese pavilion. Trat City Pillar Shrine is an important landmark of Trat people. It is the center of the minds of both Thais and Chinese people who have lived in the province from the past to the present. There is a story that the establishment of the city pillar was around the same time as the construction of Wat Yotha Nimit when the people gathered to restore independence in Trat. King Taksin ordered the construction according to Chinese beliefs to protect Trat from danger and to make the people of the city live in peace and happiness. 🙏🏼 #Worship and ask for blessings #City Pillar Shrine #Trat City Pillar Shrine #Worship and ask for blessings #Sacred objects #Respect #Protect