[2025 Tak Attraction] Travel Guide for King Taksin the Great Memorial Shrine (Updated May)

King Taksin the Great Shrine 📍Address: 205 Taksin Road, Nong Luang Subdistrict, Mueang Tak District, Tak Province https://maps.app.goo.gl/QdiLksp5YYjNsz8H9?g_st=com.google.maps.preview.copy ⏰Opening hours: Open daily from 06:00-17:30 Inside is the statue of King Taksin the Great. It is a shrine that Tak people respect and believe is sacred. Anyone who visits Tak Province, don't forget to pay homage to the King Taksin the Great Shrine for good luck for yourself and your family. #TravelTak #KingTakSinTheGreatShrine #tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี

When arriving in Tak Province, you must come to pay homage to King Taksin the Great and worship him with 9 incense sticks. At the shrine, there are many statues and war horse dolls and war elephants that people have brought to offer. People who respect King Taksin believe that when they make a vow, they must make an offering with a statue of an elephant or horse because he is very fond of them. However... if anyone makes a vow not to be drafted into the military... their wish will not come true. For us, we made a vow for success and came to pay homage to him for good fortune in life. 🥰🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 #TravelEveryday#Good fortune #King Taksin the Great Shrine #WorshipKingTaksinTheGreat #MustVisitKingTaksinTheGreat #TravelThailand #MustVisitForMuaySai #MuaySaiTakTrip

Hello, Sai Mu 🙏🏻 Here again for today, I would like to recommend a sacred place of Tak people. It is located in Mueang Tak District, easily accessible by the roadside. The King Taksin Shrine is a place of worship for Tak people. Everyone can go and pray for a peaceful and happy life, be safe from danger 🙏🏻 There is also a place to relax and enjoy the fresh natural atmosphere without any expenses. For anyone passing by this area, don't forget to come and pay homage at least once. Importantly, there are also shops selling souvenirs and products from the locals. #vlongtravel

For friends who come to visit Tak Province, don't forget to pay homage at the shrine of King Taksin the Great, which is a city shrine and is highly respected by the people of Tak Province and nearby provinces. For friends who like to go to the temple to make merit, this is another place to come and ask for blessings at the shrine of King Taksin. #Shrine of King Taksin the Great #Don't miss it, Sai Mu

Location - Nong Luang Subdistrict, Charoenwithi Thong Road, Mueang District, Tak Province, near the Tourism Authority of Thailand Coordinates - 16°53'08.8"N 99°07'16.1"E Opening hours - Every day from 06.00 - 17.30 Tourist attractions - Worship and ask for blessings. There are many people who come to worship and ask for blessings. This can be seen from the items that people have brought to offer, such as elephants, soldiers, and swords. In addition, in the same area, there is also a shady Zodiac Garden for walking around. There are many clean restrooms and a shop selling food and drinks.

King Taksin the Great Shrine, Tak Province This is a shrine that is a symbol of Tak and has been a spiritual anchor for the people of Tak for a long time. Inside the shrine is marble with beautiful murals and a statue of King Taksin is enshrined inside the shrine for people to pay homage to. Many visitors passing by often stop to pay homage. During the New Year and Songkran festivals, there are many people who come to pray for good luck and careers. Recommended for those who want to get a promotion, change jobs or ask for good fortune and have their prayers fulfilled, they usually bring a pig's head or a chicken to offer in front of the shrine. Pin it. If you pass through Tak Province, you must stop to pay homage to the governor of Tak 🙏 #Receive a discount without relying on luck

There's no well-known place called "Da Ke" in Thailand. Perhaps you're asking about "Trat Province." Located in eastern Thailand, Trat is a charming seaside resort destination, and a 3–5 day trip is recommended. - Transportation: Fly from Bangkok's Don Mueang International Airport (DMK) to Trat Airport (TDX), which takes approximately 1.5 hrs. Alternatively, take a bus from Bangkok's Eastern Bus Terminal (Ekkamai), which takes about 5 hrs. - Attractions: Koh Chang is a must-visit, boasting powdery white sand beaches and crystal-clear waters perfect for snorkeling and exploring the colorful underwater world. Koh Kood is less crowded and ideal for those seeking tranquility on pristine beaches. - Food: Don't miss out on the seafood feasts! Freshly caught shrimp, crabs, and shellfish are simply prepared to retain their natural flavors. Thai green curry chicken is another must-try, with its rich coconut milk and aromatic spices, best enjoyed with fragrant jasmine rice. - Best time to visit: November to March offers the best weather, with dry and sunny conditions perfect for enjoying the island scenery. Remember to pack sunscreen and mosquito repellent.

The weather is cool. There is a lot of parking space. It is quite peaceful. There is an area to prepare the offerings. Around the shrine of King Taksin, there are good OTOP products from Ban Tak. I recommend trying Miang Kap Moo and Miang Maphrao. Ask for the mixed type so you can try both types. 7 pieces for 20 baht. It is a snack wrapped in banana leaves. Inside there are Miang leaves marinated with ginger, galangal, and lemongrass. It is eaten with roasted coconut or pork rinds as the name of the Miang suggests. The taste is strange but not bad. You can eat it all. If you pass through Tak, don't forget to stop by to pay homage and taste the ancient things in Tak. 💰Average price per person: less than 100 baht

#WinterTravel - The shrine of the city pair of Tak Province, which people respect and come to pay homage in large numbers all day long, is the first shrine of King Taksin the Great in Thailand. It was built in 1947 and has been with Tak Province for more than 70 years. - The shrine of King Taksin the Great was originally located at Wat Doi Khao Kaew before the people of Tak agreed that it should be moved and rebuilt to be worthy of his honor. They asked the Fine Arts Department to cast a statue of King Taksin the Great in a graceful position sitting on a throne with a sword draped over his lap. Inside, there are beautiful murals telling the story of his heroic actions in saving the nation.

King Taksin the Great Shrine is a shrine of Tak Province. It is located on Charoenwithi Thong Road, Mueang District, Tak Province. King Taksin was the Lord of Tak who played an important role in Thai history as the commander-in-chief who gathered the army to break through the Burmese siege during the second fall of Ayutthaya and was able to reclaim Ayutthaya before moving the capital to Thonburi and becoming the King of Thonburi. His heroic deeds at that time made many people respect him and many people came to ask for blessings and received blessings. They brought war elephants and war horses to increase their charisma and fighting cocks. Before leaving, don't forget to buy Miang Tao Chiao and Miang Kaep Moo. #Don't miss out, mystics #King Taksin the Great Shrine #Tak Province #Miang Tao Chiao #Miang Kaep Moo

And another place that you should go to pay homage and worship is King Taksin, Tak Province.

 Hello everyone, today we will take everyone to travel to Tak Province. This event is called Tak Saen Suk Jai 2023. In the event, there are exhibitions providing knowledge about important places in various provinces, such as the suspension bridge on the Ping River or King Taksin Shrine. And the important thing in Tak Province is petrified wood, which has received an important award from the Guinness World Records. Everyone can come to visit this event. This event will be on display until January 4, 2023.

Somdet Phra Chao Taksin Maharat Shrine Located on Charoenwithi Thong Road, near the Tourism Authority of Thailand office, this shrine was originally located at Wat Doi Khao Kaew, opposite the city. Later, in 1947, Somdet Phra Chao Taksin Maharat Shrine is very important to Tak Province. It is also the first shrine built in Thailand. The original shrine was located at Wat Doi Khao Kaew, opposite the city of Tak. Later, in 1947, a new shrine was built, with the Fine Arts Department assigned to design it. The shrine itself was built as a pavilion in the form of a four-sided pavilion, along with a slightly larger-than-life statue of Somdet Phra Chao Taksin Maharat, in a sitting position with a sword resting on his lap. At the base of the statue is an inscription that reads: "Phra Chao Taksin of Thonburi He was born in 1734 and passed away in 1782, aged 48." At the same time, in front and on the side of the court, there are statues of war horses as decorations, as well as an area for paying homage to King Taksin the Great. In addition to the general public being able to pay homage to the statue of King Taksin the Great, nearby there is also a shady Zodiac Garden for relaxation.

Taksin Rajanusorn School is considered another important school for the people of Mueang Tak District. This school is located opposite the King Taksin Shrine. This school is an old school that has been established for a long time. There are many educational personnel and students. Most parents bring their children to study at this school. The school is decorated with trees to create a shady and beautiful atmosphere.

This shrine of King Taksin the Great is very important to Tak Province. It is also the first shrine built in Thailand. The original shrine was at Wat Doi Khao Kaew on the opposite side of Tak city. Later in 1947, a new shrine was built, with the Fine Arts Department assigned to design it. The shrine was built as a pavilion in the form of a four-sided pavilion, along with a large statue of King Taksin the Great, slightly larger than the real one, in a sitting position with a sword resting on his lap. At the base of the statue is an inscription that reads, "King Taksin of Thonburi, born in 1734 and passed away in 1782, a total of 48 years." At the same time, in front and on the side of the shrine, there are statues of war horses, as well as an area for paying homage to King Taksin the Great. In addition to the general public being able to pay homage to the statue of King Taksin the Great, nearby is the Twelve Zodiacs Garden, which is shady and relaxing. You can also make merit with the Twelve Zodiacs statues. #Somdet Phra Chao Taksin Maharat Shrine #Worship and ask for blessings #Pay homage to Somdet Phra Chao Taksin Maharat #Tak Province

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