Brahmin temple in the heart of the city, over 200 years old!!

🙏😊Hello friends, today, Tiew Pak Tai will take you to visit the Brahmin Temple (Brahmin Office of the Royal Teacher in the Royal Palace), which is commonly called by locals as "Brahmin Temple". This place was built since the reign of King Rama I to be used as a place for Brahmin religious ceremonies such as the Swing Ceremony, Triyampawai Ceremony, and the Topknot Cutting Ceremony. 🌸 🚗When you arrive and pass through the front door of the temple, there will be a statue of Brahma in the middle of a pond. Behind it are three Thai-style buildings that are more than 200 years old, my friends. 🌻 🚩The first building is the Shiva Temple and the Shiva Linga Temple on the side. 👉Next is the Maha Viganeshvara Temple (Ganesha) in the middle. 👉And the innermost is the Narayana Temple. 🌺 📌Previously, all three buildings were open for visitors and visitors to pay homage. However, since the COVID-19 situation, It is not allowed to go inside, but there will be a place for worship outside instead. And this place does not allow recording of still images and videos inside the building, friends. But we can capture the impression through still images and videos outside the building. The atmosphere is clean and tidy. The staff is kind. There is a sign clearly indicating the order of worship at each point at the entrance. Flowers, incense, and candles are available from shops in that area. Or if you are convenient, you can bring your own. 🌼 🎯 Many people may be confused about where to start worshiping first. Remember it easily like this. 🌟 📍Order 1 Start by worshiping Ganesha first because Ganesha is considered the head of the gods. 📍Order 2 Worship Phra Phrom at the Phra Phrom Temple in front of the entrance. 📍Order 3 Worship Phra Narai at the Phra Narai Temple, the innermost. 📍Order 4 Worship Phra Shiva Linga at the Phra Shiva Linga Temple. 📍Order 5 Worship Phra Isuan at the Phra Isuan Temple. 📣I believe many people may not know that there is a “Hospital of Magic” inside the Brahmin Temple. This place is a special library for collecting various knowledge about literature, rituals, history of Brahminism, astrology, and cultural traditions. Anyone who is interested can contact us to research and study information about Hinduism.🌿 👉This place is open every day from 9:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. 🌟 📌Located at: 268 Ban Dinso Road, Sao Chingcha Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok Province🚘 😊Next time, where will we go to worship in the South? I will take pictures of the atmosphere for my friends. Bye bye😉 #Travel in the South #Brahmin Temple #Sao Chingcha #Sai Mu Telu #Bangkok #Beautiful places to take pictures #Dinso Road #Bangkok #Bangkok