Na Ja Sa Tai Chi Shrine, Ang Sila. Those who believe in superstition must come!!!

#Spiritual Travel Destinations How to get there: Na Ja Sa Tai Chi Shrine is located in Ang Sila Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chonburi Province, on the coastal route from Ang Sila to Khao Sam Muk, not far from Bangsaen Beach. The journey is not far from Bangkok. It takes about 1 hour to drive. You can set coordinates or pin it on the map. It's not difficult. The shrine is located on the side of the road. There is a spacious parking lot. Opening hours: Monday-Friday 08.00-17.00 and Saturday-Sunday 08.00-18.00 Na Ja Sa Tai Chi Shrine was originally just a small shrine. But with the respect and faith of the villagers and those who come to pay homage, who believe that it will bring luck in business, many people have come to pay homage. And the area has been developed and improved continuously. Until now, it has become a large and beautiful Chinese shrine. The buildings in the shrine are built in Chinese art. It has beautiful architecture. There are many statues of gods and deities to worship for good luck. Most people who come to pay homage usually come to ask for work, success and health. This is also a place to resolve bad luck. Inside the Na Ja Sa Tai Chi Shrine are the sacred deities, including: The first floor is the enshrined Ksitigarbha Bodhisattva, whose vow is similar to that of Guan Yin, but he must save all beings in hell. The second floor is the enshrined Na Ja Sa Tai Chi, a replica of the deity from Sichuan Province, China. The third floor is the enshrined Jade Emperor, who is believed to be the king of all deities. Those who come to pay homage to him will receive great merit. The fourth floor is the enshrined principal Buddha, or Phra Sri Sakyamuni Buddha, and five other Buddhas. However, photography is prohibited inside. In addition, there are also 60 deities of destiny, Tai Sui, and the Moon God. God of love as well. For the deity Na Zha Tai Zhi, it is believed that he is the god of success, the one who bestows four blessings: age, caste, happiness, and strength. Whoever worships him will be blessed with wealth and victory in all directions. And this year's special thing, on June 25, 2020, from 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., there will be a ceremony to bathe in holy water to ward off bad luck and improve fortune, and invite the deity Na Zha Tai Zhi to sit in order to enhance the sacredness and auspiciousness. This ceremony will only be held once a year, and is considered a grand ceremony. Anyone who is interested or has faith and wants to join must eat vegetarian food that morning and wear white to join the event. #Na Zha Shrine #Ang Sila #Don't miss out, Sai Mu #Resolve the bad year #Worship and ask for blessings from the gods