[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Tai Hong Kong Shrine (Updated Mar)

#Worship to resolve bad luck Make merit, improve your fortune, resolve bad luck at Tai Hong Kong Shrine 🏮 Tai Hong Kong Shrine is located on Plabplachai Road. It is designed in Chinese architecture. It enshrines a replica of Luang Pu Tai Hong, a great monk with great compassion and kindness. Luang Pu Tai Hong Kong was a real person in Zhejiang Province, China during the Song Dynasty. The shrine enshrines a replica of Luang Pu. People come to pay homage all the time. This place is also the starting point of the Por Tek Tung Foundation. Tai Hong Kong Shrine is famous for warding off bad luck. It is believed that if someone whose luck is down and makes merit here, it will help lighten the burden. Most people come here to ask for blessings, fortune, health, and success in their careers. You can also make merit by donating coffins for the homeless. Travel 🚇 MRT, get off at Wat Mangkon Station, Exit 3 and walk through Soi Charoen Krung 21 for about 5-7 minutes. ⏰ 08:30 - 17:00 🚗 Parking is available at Wat Kanikaphon (hourly fee). For those who did not go to resolve their bad luck, you can also make merit by donating coffins for the homeless. 😊 #TaiHongKongShrine #PrayForBlessings #MakeMeritAndWorship #ResolveTheBadLuck #VisitBangkok #Yaowarat

#Bangkok Itinerary Bangkok, Thailand is a world-famous tourist resort city. Every day, thousands of tourists come to Bangkok for sightseeing and vacation. There are many Chinese cultural relics and temples in Chinatown in the old city center of Bangkok. This time, we will introduce a one-day tour of Chinese cultural temples in Chinatown. All attractions are free to visit, take photos and pray. You need to take off your shoes when entering the temple hall. Itinerary introduction: First take public transportation or a taxi to Wongwian 22 Kadukhada (Maitrichit side)วงเวียน 22 กรกฎา (ฝั่งไมตรีจิตต์) station, and walk about a few hundred meters to the first attraction: ศาลเจ้าหลีตีเมี้ยวLudi Temple. The Ludi Temple is located on Phlapphla Chai Road, Pom Prap Sattru Phai District, Yaowarat area. Built by Hakka people. It is a holy place. An outstanding representative of Chinese cultural architecture of the Qing Dynasty. It was later damaged by fire and repaired by the Overseas Chinese Association of Thailand. The architectural style is a combination of Chinese shrines and palaces. Taking photos 📸 will definitely be a hit. Most people come here to pray for blessings of love and hope to have a partner. People in love hope that their love can be perfect. After visiting this attraction, walk forward a few dozen meters to the second attraction: San Chao Pho Yi Ko Hong ศาลเจ้าพ่อยี่กอฮง Erge Feng Temple. This was built by the first generation of Chinese who came to Thailand. It has a history of a hundred years after several generations. Praying in the temple brings good luck. Many people come here from far away to pray for good luck. After visiting this attraction, walking further ahead is another Chinese cultural temple: San Chao Tai Hong Kong ศาลเจ้าไต้ฮงกง Song Dafeng Zushi Shantang. This is also the temple built by the first generation of Chinese who came to Bangkok, and it has a history of hundreds of years. The temple architecture is full of Chinese cultural and artistic design styles from the Ming and Qing Dynasties. It is simple, elegant, and exquisite, and it is definitely a great place to take photos. Praying in temples is also very effective. After visiting this attraction, walk a hundred meters to find two other Chinese cultural relics and temple attractions: Hakka Nanhai Guanyin Temple and Overseas Chinese Baodeshan Hall มูลนิธิป่อเต็กตึ๊ง. Both of these temples were built by the first generation of Chinese immigrants who came to Thailand. They are both centuries-old ancient temples. The temple buildings are designed in the Chinese cultural and artistic style of the Ming and Qing Dynasties. They are simple, elegant, exquisite and very photogenic. The prayers for good health in the temples are very effective. They are all famous prayer sites in Bangkok, and many people come here to pray for good health. Address of itinerary attractions: Hakka Nan Hai Guan Yin Temple: 293 Phlap Phla Chai Rd, Pom Prap, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok 10100 Huaqiao Baode Shantang Address: 326 Thanon Chaokhamrop, Pom Prap, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok 10100 San Chao Tai Hong Kongศาลเจ้าไต้ฮงกงSong Da Feng Zu Shi Shan Tang: 326 Phlap Phla Chai Rd, Pom Prap, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok 10100 San Chao Pho Yi Ko Hong Er Ge Feng Temple: 447 Phlap Phla Chai Rd, Pom Prap, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok 10100 Ludi Temple: 494 Phlap Phla Chai Rd, Pom Prap, Pom Prap Sattru Phai, Bangkok 10100

#Tourist attraction bundle 9 check-in points @ Yaowarat area Take the BTS and walk around 📍Wat Traimit - Chalermprakiat Arch - Guan Yin Shrine - Tai Hong Kong Shrine - Old Story House - Yaowarat Old Market - Guan Yu Shrine - Wat Mangkon - Yaowarat Street Food 🚇 Start from MRT Hua Lamphong Station, Exit 1, walk along Phra Ram 4 Road and enter Thai-Chinese Relations Road 📍Wat Traimit Witthayaram Worawihan 📸 Worship the Phra Phuttha Maha Suwanna Patimakorn or Luang Pho Sukhothai Traimit or Luang Pho Thongkham in the Great Pavilion 📸 Worship the Phra Phuttha Thotsapol Yan, the principal Buddha image in the Ubosot 📍Chalermprakiat Arch 6th Cycle Birthday Anniversary 📸 Chinese architecture arch in honor of King Rama IX 📍Guan Yin Shrine, Thian Fah Foundation 📸 Bodhisattva Guan Yin, carved from fragrant sandalwood Tang Dynasty Art, approximately 800-900 years old 📍Tai Hong Kong Shrine, Poh Teck Tung Foundation 📸 Pay homage to Tai Hong Zhou Shi or Tai Hong Kong, the god who dispels hardships 📍Old House Tells Stories, Charoen Chai Community 📸 An exhibition telling the history of Charoen Chai people and the culture of the Chinese people living in Charoen Chai area, an old commercial area of ​​Bangkok 📍Yaowarat Old Market 📸 A source of food, supplies, offerings, fruits, dried goods, various Chinese herbs imported from China 📍Guan Yu Shrine, Yaowarat 📸 Pay homage to the God of Loyalty, Guan Yu, and the Horse God, believed to be the gray horse, Guan Yu's personal blood horse 📍Wat Mangkon Kamalawat Or Leng Noei Yi Temple 📸 Pay homage to the 3 Bodhisattvas, resolve your bad luck with the Tai Suan Eia God 📸 The 4 guardian deities who protect the front of the temple 📍Yaowarat Street Food 📸 Yaowarat Road at night, colorful and full of food 🚇 Return to Wat Mangkon MRT Station

Luang Pu Tai Hong Kong, also known by Thai-Chinese people as Ah Kong Tai Hong Zhou Si, was a compassionate Chinese monk who helped the poor and the unclaimed deceased. Due to his benevolence, he is highly revered by the Chinese community. This reverence led to the establishment of the Poh Teck Tung Foundation, which aids disaster victims and unclaimed bodies. During the Chinese New Year festival, the Tai Hong Kong Shrine is a popular place for Thai-Chinese people to seek blessings and make merit by donating rice, coffins, and shrouds. It is believed that these acts of merit are significant and will bring positive energy to help us through difficult times. The most convenient way to get there is by taking the MRT subway to Wat Mangkon station. The Tai Hong Kong Shrine is located opposite the Poh Teck Tung Foundation and the Plubplachai Police Station.

For those who are looking for an old shrine in Yaowarat area, this is another old shrine. It has been in Bangkok for a long time. It is highly respected and prayed to by the Chinese people living in this area. For those who want to pray to Buddha, pray, and resolve bad luck, this place also has a place to resolve bad luck. It is very good. There are staffs to give advice on how to pray at every point. You can also make merit by putting it in the donation box. Incense and candles are available for you to pick up yourself. Make merit and donate according to your means. Ask for blessings and receive the best luck. #Pray to resolve bad luck

#getgoing2025 Let's go exploring Tai Hong Kong Shrine in Bangkok!! It is located in the heart of Bangkok near the China Town. Tai Hong Kong Shrine is a hidden gem rich in history and culture. This sacred site is managed by the Poh Teck Tung Foundation, which is dedicated to Tai Hong Kong, a Chinese monk known for his compassion and charity. The shrine features traditional Chinese architecture. Visitors can witness daily rituals and pay respects to Tai Hong Kong for blessings of health and prosperity. They also provide free incense sticks and candles for visitors. ✨️ No entrance fee. 🚇 BTS Wat Mangkon and walk for 5 minutes #bangkok

#Travel along the train line Invite you to take the subway to travel. We went to the Tai Hong Kong Shrine in Yaowarat area. It is conveniently accessible from the MRT station, only 300 meters away. The Tai Hong Kong Shrine enshrines a replica of Luang Pu Tai Hong Kong, a great monk during the Song Dynasty. People like to donate coffins and rice here. It is famous for praying for health and safety. Here, there are free incense sticks and candles. Those who want to make a donation can donate inside the building on the right. Inside in the middle is the statue of Luang Pu Tai Hong Kong, on the right is the Bodhisattva Guan Yin, and on the left is the god Tai Sui Yee. After you have finished praying, don't forget to cast lots. 📍Location: Tai Hong Kong Shrine, MRT Wat Mangkon Station, walk another 300 meters. #VisitBangkok #PrayForBlessings