Erawan Shrine (with baby)

Curious place since I didn’t expect to see a really sacred spot for local people with such noise from the street! A lot of people, a lot of flowers. People come there to share their wishes. Different kind of wish for different face of Buddha (it has 4 faces): career and fame, love and marriage, wealth and money, health and harmony. The Four-Faced Buddha likes to watch how people dance so you ca...

The Erawan Shrine, known as Bangkok’s most powerful spiritual spot, was already visited by many worshippers early in the morning. While it is often seen as a place to focus on wish fulfillment, it is a precious shrine in Bangkok that reminds you to live each day with gratitude. Admission is free, but if you wish to pray, you need to purchase an offering set.

Probably the most iconic Buddhist temple in bkk. Most devotees would come here to give offerings and pray. There is even an area where you can pay and hire how many dancers you'll like to give you a good luck dance/blessing.

A place for superstition and personal beliefs. It is believed that if you come here to make a vow or pray for something, it will be as you wish. If you have this belief, this place will not disappoint you. Because it is another place. That many Thais and tourists who have this belief often travel here to worship and ask the sacred. To be successful, receive luck, and receive your wishes as you wis...

Beautiful, simple and calm place of worship. There was no one to explain to me the significance of wooden elephants in the premises but many families were I think giving away the statues in the shrine.