Erawan Shrine
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Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 16 2009
Get off Chit Lom station if you're taking the BTS. This is The Place to visit in Bangkok! Good to bring along your favorite offerings, candles, incents, lamps, flowers etc. And don't forget Lord Phra Khew (Green Buddha) just steps away, next to Watson.
Reviewed by: JeanL from on Apr 03 2008
What i like about this place is that it is in the middle of a busy junction, where you can really find it easily. Once you are at that area, immediately you ll notice it as you d see a lot people standing and walking around to buy some joss sticks or flowers for the prayers~and its a place for you to wish / pray for good lucks also.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 16 2008
Its a very famous temple also known as the Wishing Temple as the name says it wishes come true and when wishes are fullfilled people come pray and make the Apsaras (sanskrit word for angels)dance.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 23 2007
we went to the shrine just as a sidetrip..it's located in the midst of the busy commercial areas and very near the BTS station that was near our hotel...everyday i would see people praying before going to work and some tourists watching the cultural dances..it's a small place, with a stand that sells the complete offering of flowers and the likes...there's no entrance fee and since it is just a very small area, it wouldnt take up much of your time...like i said it is a good side trip..have fun
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 18 2007
Glitter in the Traffic
Back to Erawan Shrine
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Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 16 2009
Get off Chit Lom station if you're taking the BTS. This is The Place to visit in Bangkok! Good to bring along your favorite offerings, candles, incents, lamps, flowers etc. And don't forget Lord Phra Khew (Green Buddha) just steps away, next to Watson.
Reviewed by: JeanL from on Apr 03 2008
What i like about this place is that it is in the middle of a busy junction, where you can really find it easily. Once you are at that area, immediately you ll notice it as you d see a lot people standing and walking around to buy some joss sticks or flowers for the prayers~and its a place for you to wish / pray for good lucks also.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Jan 16 2008
Its a very famous temple also known as the Wishing Temple as the name says it wishes come true and when wishes are fullfilled people come pray and make the Apsaras (sanskrit word for angels)dance.
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Oct 23 2007
we went to the shrine just as a sidetrip..it's located in the midst of the busy commercial areas and very near the BTS station that was near our hotel...everyday i would see people praying before going to work and some tourists watching the cultural dances..it's a small place, with a stand that sells the complete offering of flowers and the likes...there's no entrance fee and since it is just a very small area, it wouldnt take up much of your time...like i said it is a good side trip..have fun
Reviewed by: A Yahoo! Contributor from on Mar 18 2007
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