Shrine of Grandfather and Grandmother, Udon Thani

The Pu-Ya Shrine is a large and beautiful Chinese shrine. There is a garden by the lotus pond. The area around the shrine is a viewpoint in the middle of the water with 2 buildings. The atmosphere is shady. And in the Pu-Ya Shrine, the secret of worshiping and asking for blessings, besides worshiping with 30 incense sticks, worshiping the Pu-Ya Shrine must offer 4 oranges. When you have worshipped at all 6 points, walk to the Kao Liap Bridge, which is believed to be the point of connection to heaven. And know what blessing you asked for. Then, come to say goodbye to the Pu-Ya Shrine and bring back 2 oranges. The first sacred thing that you should stop by to worship at this shrine is "Tee Tee Pae Bo", short for "Tee Kong" or in Thai, "San Thep Yada Fa Din", which is a worship of heaven or the gods in heaven. Pung Tao Kong Ma, or in Thai, Chao Pu Chao Ya, the Pu Chao Ya Shrine is inside. Most of the children of Udon Thani people come to worship to ask for blessings. According to the belief in sacredness, it is said that it is very sacred. Whatever you ask for will always come true. The third sacred object is the Nong Bua Shrine. Because the location of the Pu Ya Shrine is located on the edge of Nong Bua or at present, there is a Nong Bua public park that has invited the Lord of Nong Bua to reside in the area of ​​the Pu Ya Shrine, according to the belief since the establishment of the Pu Ya Shrine. The fourth sacred object is "Tee Chu Eia" or the Thai name is the Lord of the Land, which is the sacred thing that protects and looks after that place, namely the Nong Bua Shrine. #UdonThaniReview #UdonThani #PuYaShrine