Bangkok City Pillar Shrine Review

A gem with Free entry. A temple built to worship 5 spirits who each have a unique responsibility. This is a ‘working’ temple so tourists mingle with worshippers. right across from the Grand Palace. not a huge compound so you can take a good look around and read the inscriptions within 30 mins. Well worth it.

City Pillar Shrine It has been a long shrine of the city. It is respected by the faith of the people all over the land. Set in April 21, B.E. I don't know what 24... or 23... already around. On the side, there will be the Ministry of Defense, Wat Phra Kaew, Sanam Luang, Wang Na Department. All things are a history that is worth exploring. Although not far Not as outstanding as Ayutthaya But can give future generations to see Have studied as well proud to be born in Thailand And also have food and supplies around Lam Phu, Phra Sumet Fort as well.

Bangkok's city pillar shrine also known as san lak muang is one of the most ancient, sacred, and magnificent city pillar shrines in Thailand.The City Pillar Shrine contains sacred objects that were created for persons with faith to worship.so when You'll visit there?

Visit to pay homage to the City Pillar Shrine. Recommended to go on weekdays. At 3 pm, there will be few people. The weather is not hot. You can walk to see the view along the walls of temples and palaces.

Every new year, you must come here to pay respects.