[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Ganesha Temple (Updated Feb)

#100WAYS OF TRAVEL #Special Tourism #Bangkok In-depth Tour #Night Market Culture #Itinerary Sharing Elephant God, also known as "Ganesh", is the god of wisdom in Hinduism and a symbol of wisdom and wealth. Worshiping Elephant God in Thailand is the choice of many locals to pray for smooth careers, successful studies, and good fortune. The god Rahu at the main entrance Beware of villains; apart from the Erawan Buddha, this is the first time I have been to Bangkok for so many times💕 🙏The process of worshiping Elephant God (Elephant God’s birthday is on Wednesday, so there are many people). There is a small shop next to it where you can buy offerings. Please indicate in advance what day of the week your birthday is, and the shop assistant will give you incense of the corresponding color; the garland is in the shop on the left There is a donation box, please! The scarf is for the elephant god~ ①Light incense and candles: Facing the Ganesha statue, put your hands together and light the incense ② Offering: Place offerings such as drinks and garlands in front of the elephant statue; if you have a scarf, give it to the staff, who will help put it on your neck. ③Make a wish: Go to the mouse, cover his left ear and say your wish to the right ear (the wish will be conveyed to the elephant god), and then put the prayer beads on his head. 🙏 I discovered that there are so many temples in Thailand ~ Whether we are worshiping the Elephant God or facing various challenges in life, we all need to maintain a heart of awe💕 🌟Huihuang is a local farmer's market, not a centralized stall like the Internet celebrity night market; the overall price is very cheap and not too commercialized. Night owls (looking for pure ones😂) have another place to go ~ friends who love food are not recommended to come Here, because there are not many types of food! 🌟 Hui Hui is basically opened for the convenience of nearby residents. It sells mostly Thai kebabs, rice noodles, and fruits. There are also many nail salons, swimsuit clothing, seafood shops, and massage parlors on both sides of the street~ ✔️The most worth buying must be fruits! ✔️Many Made in China markets such as cheap clothing 🌟If you are far away, there is no need to come all the way. I personally think it is a bit messy. Unless you drop by to worship the Elephant God, or you really want to find a late night snack and massage in the middle of the morning, there will be many people to accompany you🤣 ✔️On the contrary, I like that there are several live bands "Park Terrence" nearby to listen to music and drink beer. It is more comfortable to sit and have late night snacks. Recommended👍 📍Get off the MRT Huai Khwang Station, go back to the subway exit from Exit 4, and you will see a lot of people~ Hwai Khwang night market 📍C83, Ratchadaphisek Rd, Din Daeng

Address - Mahadevalai Phra Phikanet Maharaja, the largest in the world, Bang Nam Phueng, Samut Prakan, not far from Bang Nam Phueng Market. Atmosphere/Location - There is a car park, convenient. You can park inside the temple. There are offerings at the temple. After worshiping, you can take them back. There will be a Brahmin to guide you in various ceremonies. Highlights - Ask for blessings from Phra Phikanet. You must come and worship. Average price per person - 199-399 baht for a set of offerings. 299 and up can be offered to 2 people. 399 can be offered to 2-4 people. It is very convenient to transfer money. Score -10/10

#getgoing2025 In Bangkok, "Lord of Success" usually refers to Ganesha, the Hindu god of wisdom and prosperity. While there isn't one specific "Lord of Success" attraction, Ganesha is widely revered throughout the city. You'll find shrines and statues dedicated to him in various locations, most notably at the Ratchaprasong intersection, a bustling commercial hub. People visit these shrines to pray for success in business, studies, and personal endeavors. Offerings of flowers, fruits, and sweets are common. The presence of Ganesha in Bangkok reflects the influence of Hinduism in Thai culture, where he is syncretically incorporated into Buddhist practices and beliefs.

Great hangout @ Park Terrace Huai Kwang.

#ganesha #laxmi #shivtemple Beautiful Aura 😊 Perfect Start of the Day 😄with blessings of shivand Shakti and lord ganesh 🙏 🙏 🙏 Must visit this place for positivity in yourself 🤞 🤞 May God bless all 🙏 🙏 Om Namay Shivay #Mahakali #Parvati

Take the dark blue subway to "Huai khwang" It's just a short walk away from Exit 4. Worshiping the Elephant God is usually done at night. So you will find that the later the time, the more people there are. Tip: The more specific your prayers to the gods are, the better. For example, I want to earn 1 million a month. Then when worshiping the Elephant God, remember to whisper to the mouse (cover the mouse ears) to speed up the realization. "It is said that the rat is like a messenger, telling the elephant god his wishes directly." The dark god at the door is Rahu; Basically, it’s about killing villains. It is recommended that you come there after 8 o'clock on Wednesday night, there will be a master chanting sutras. Remember to wear black clothing!

This catches my eyes when I saw it. I heard from one of my friend that this is associated with Ganesha God. And I did offer my prayers and wishes. They say when your prayers/wishes are grabted. Make sure you will come back to Thailand and offer gifts for them as a sign of gratitude. And I will definitely come back here. Either for prayes and of of course for shopping too. Our May Trip is more to temple visit. Next time around will be for shopping. Lol #templevisiting #Offerprayers

Address - Thailand Ambiance/Facilities - many people in the area Highlights - a lot of people in the temple Avg. Price per Person - less then one hundred Rating - five stars Took grab easy and convenient Help the poor Bring my family to prayer Tell them the history of the temple Pray for our family Help the poor people in Thailand Do some donation Peace and happiness Heather #世界地質公園

🗿 Hello, since we're here, today I'm going to go all out with the spiritual path. I'll take my Indy Trip friends to pay homage to Ganesha, the god of success and obstacles, around Huai Khwang. 💛 The place I'm going to take you to is at Huai Khwang Intersection. You can pay homage to the standing Ganesha statue in front first. 🤍 After that, go pay homage to the family gods of Shiva, consisting of Shiva, Uma, and the family Ganesha inside. There will be a lot of people there. 🎐 This is to ask for blessings for love and smoothness in the family. The last highlight is at the very end of the shrine. There will be Ganesha holding his wife, Nang Sithi and Phutthi, inside. You can come and ask for blessings for wisdom, wealth, and love. ♥️ If anyone wants to ask for blessings for love and work, there is also the Trimurti here. The Trimurti here is very beautiful. 🏮 However, the Huai Khwang Ganesha Shrine does not only have Ganesha. Inside the area, there is also Rahu, which most people pray for luck and success. 📍 Ganesha Temple, Ratchadaphisek Road, Din Daeng Subdistrict 📌 Din Daeng District, Bangkok 10400 🚗 Parking can be done by parking at nearby places or arriving late at night. ◆ MRT Huai Khwang Parking Lot ◆ The Street Ratchada ◆ Big C Ratchadaphisek ◆ The Emerald Hotel ⏰ Open every day 💰 100-150 baht #tripmission #thailand #missnature #centralregionteam #waitingforthedaytodepart #bangkokattractions#travel#bangkok

People who like to worship must not miss the Huai Khwang Ganesha Shrine. I must say that this is a place with many sacred deities. The golden standing Ganesha statue, Rahu, the Trimurti, Shiva, and Uma Devi, especially the Ganesha statue, or Kshi Prakanapati, is the statue of granting blessings to achieve success and fulfillment of wishes. Worshipers will receive blessings from their prayers. It can be said that you can worship many deities at this temple. The way to get there is also easy. For those who take the bus, get off at Huai Khwang MRT and walk out of Exit 4. You will see it right away. Or if you drive yourself, you can park in the parking lot a little bit next to the temple. The parking fee is around 20 baht, and the price is calculated according to the time you park.