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When mentioning places to resolve the year of conflict and pray for good fortune that are popular in Thailand, "San Chao Pho Suea" or "Tua Lao Ya" in the Sao Chingcha area is a destination where merit-makers and tourists flock to without end. This Teochew Chinese shrine has a long history since the reign of King Rama III, outstanding with its elaborate ancient Chinese architecture, and is the location of many sacred deity images, making the atmosphere here full of faith and magic that can be felt immediately upon stepping in.
The highlight of visiting San Chao Pho Suea is to worship "Tua Lao Ya", which is believed to help ward off bad luck, protect and provide safety, and bring fortune to those who come to worship. Especially those born in the year of conflict often come to perform a ritual to relieve misfortune here for peace of mind. In addition, many people also come to pray for career and studies, which is said to be so sacred that people come back to fulfill their vows.
Another charm of visiting San Chao Pho Suea on holidays is the "delicious food area around the shrine." After making merit, you can continue walking to Tanao Road or Sao Chingcha area to taste legendary restaurants, including famous noodle shops, ancient crepes, and chic cafes in old shophouses. Walking around this area is a perfect combination of making merit and tasting delicious food, making your holiday meaningful and fulfilling in every dimension.
For traveling to San Chao Pho Suea, it is recommended to take the MRT to Sam Yot Station and walk a little further, or use public transportation as well. If you want to enhance your life with auspiciousness and experience the atmosphere of the old district of Bangkok this holiday, Sookjaiwanud website recommends you to come to San Chao Pho Suea. We guarantee that you will receive both merit and positive energy back to the fullest.
