Showing posts with label Phra Phrom. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Phra Phrom. Show all posts

Saturday, July 20, 2024

Visiting Hatyai City Municipal Park BE2566 ~ San Phra Phrom - Hat Yai Brahma Shrine Phra Phrom Of Four Faces Buddha - Songkhla - Thailand.

San Phra Phrom is one of the main tourist attraction in HatYai and located at Kho Hong mountain. You can drive to the top with two hills and 3 attraction at Hat Yai Municipal Park.
San Phra Phrom Shrine of Phra Phrom which is enshrined within a small pavilion adorned with colorful decorations and offerings from devotees for worship and pray. There are many elephants statues all around placed by devotees and also can light the red fire crackers for good fortune and can engaged some dancers to perform for the Phra Phrom 4 Faces Buddha as offering. 

Photo taken with Phra Phrom statue. The majestic statue of the Phra Phrom ~ Four Faces Buddha stood tall and captivating. We joined the locals and visitors devotees in offering prayers and making wishes. The atmosphere was filled with a sense of hope and faith. It was a humbling experience to witness the devotion and belief of the people. Definitely worth a visit.
All the offering of various sizes Elephant statues placed here by devotees.
Here to buy a prayer package which contains a bottle of oil, joss sticks & garland. Also can buy miniatures Elephant to placed there and buy red fire crackers to burn for offering and invite good luck.
The supreme deity of Hinduism Lord Shiva and Phra Pikanet (Ganesha).
The Phaya Krut - Garuda statue.
Here to light the fire crackers for invite good luck.
The giant Erawan Elephant on restoration for new paint.
Photo taken with giant Erawan Elephant statue.
More offering of Elephant statue here and top hill is located Shrine Phra Phrom.
The cable-car station. A cable car links this hill (San Phra Phrom) to another hill where the Standing Buddha is located.

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Sunday, February 27, 2011

Revisited Erawan Shrine ~ Thao Maha Brahma of Phra Phrom.

At the end of the year in 1955, the Union of Thai Hotel & Tourism Company Limited, the founder of the Erawan Hotel was told by Rear Admiral Luang Suwichanphaet, who speciallized in Astrology, that the original moment for laying the founation stone of the Erawan Hotel was not really right auspicious moment.
It must be corrected by building a shrine of the Thao Maha Brahma and a spirit in the are of the Hotel. Then a shrine with the image of the Thao Maha Brahma and a Sacred House were built followed the advice. The image was a sculpture in plaster covered with Gold Leaf, which was designed and sculpted by MR. Chit Phimkowit, a sculptor of the Fine Arts Department. It was brought to enshrine there since the 9th November 1956 and a worship ceremony of the image has been held on the 9th November of every year.
All the offering items can be buy here. You can asking the helper about how to make the offering. Each year, all the money collecting here will be donate out to society.
Some of the offering of elephant statues.
Worshippers from all around the world are pray at the shrine to seek blessings.
Rate for dancer hired by worshippers in return for seeing their prayers at the shrine answered.
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Sunday, July 25, 2010

Erawan Shrine ~ Golden Statue of Four-Faced God - The Phra Phrom In Bangkok Thailand.

Every day, thousands of devotees both Thai and foreigners pray at the shrine to seek blessings, fulfillment of dreams, success in personal lives and careers.
The Erawan Shrine stands majestically in glittering gold at the busy junction of Ploenchit and Rajadamri Roads in the heart of downtown Bangkok. This photos taken by me in year 2008.
The Golden Phra Phrom statue with flower offerings.
The sacred statue under its glittering canopy.
Erawan Shrine the Golden Phra Phrom in a cloud of incense smoke.
Thai dancers can often be seen at Erawan. A popular tourist attraction, it often features performances by resident Thai dance troupes, who are hired by worshippers in return for seeing their prayers at the shrine answered.
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