[2025 Chanthaburi Attraction] Travel Guide for Somdet Phra Chao Taksin Maharat Shrine (Updated Mar)

📍Taksin Shrine: Chanthaburi 🙏🏻 Hello, children of King Taksin, people from Chanthaburi would like to present a sacred place where you can pray for blessings as many times as you want and it will always be successful. Both people in Chanthaburi and other provinces highly respect and believe in Father Taksin. If you come to pray and have good luck and wealth, there are people who bring horses and chickens to offer to Father Taksin. 🙏🏻 There are sets of prayer sets available, or you can bring your own. 📍 The shrine is located in front of the Taksin camp. You can see the sign clearly when driving. 🚘 You have to park on the side of the City Pillar Shrine. #MuayTrip #PrayForBlessings #Chanthaburi #VisitChanthaburi

The King Taksin the Great Shrine in Chanthaburi is located on the left side of the entrance to the 2nd Infantry Battalion, Taksin Camp. The shrine is a nine-sided building with a spire-shaped roof resembling a hat. Inside, there is a statue of King Taksin the Great. Nearby is the City Pillar Shrine of Chanthaburi, which has long been a place of worship for the people of Chanthaburi. Thai and foreign tourists who visit Chanthaburi come to pay their respects for good fortune and to remember the great deeds of King Taksin. In the past, he stayed in Chanthaburi to gather forces to reclaim independence from Burma, which he successfully achieved. Every year on December 28th, the anniversary of his ascension to the throne, there is a merit-making ceremony and offerings to honor his great contributions in restoring Ayutthaya. It is recommended to park your car next to the City Pillar Shrine and walk across to the King Taksin Shrine for convenience.

King Taksin the Great Shrine is located on Tha Luang Road, Mueang District, Chanthaburi Province, in front of Taksin Camp. Nearby is the Chanthaburi City Pillar Shrine. This is a nine-sided building with a statue of King Taksin inside. It is considered a spiritual place for the people of Chanthaburi Province. Most locals and tourists who visit this province must pay homage at this shrine for good luck and to remember the great kindness of His Majesty who gathered his people to regain independence from Burma. There is convenient parking inside. There are places to worship incense, candles, flowers, and perfumes. Nearby is the City Pillar Shrine. You can pay homage to two places at once. Every year on December 28th is the anniversary of His Majesty's accession to the throne. There is a merit-making ceremony to offer alms to monks to commemorate His Majesty. #travel #waitingforthedaytodepart #thailand #แสงในเศษฟู #เที่ยวจันทบุรี