Chinese New Year, Sai Mu, worship at Leng Noei Yi Temple, resolve bad luck, Yaowarat

#ChineseNewYear2567 Chinese New Year, Mu Sai, worship at Leng Noei Yi Temple, resolve bad luck, Yaowarat A place for those who are into merit-making that we would like to recommend is to worship the Buddha to increase good fortune and welcome the new year. In addition, according to beliefs, when the new year begins, there is often a change in the unlucky year. Wat Mangkon Kamalawat or Wat Leng Noei Yi, Yaowarat is a temple under the Chinese Sangha of Thailand. The temple has an architectural style in the southern Chinese style of the Teochew craftsmanship school. According to Chinese beliefs, Wat Leng Noei Yi is one of the three dragon temples. The dragon is a sacred animal consisting of a head, a body, and a tail. The dragon's head is in this temple. For the general public who do not go to resolve bad luck, they can also worship the Buddha, make a wish, and make merit. Because inside the temple, there are also other deities, a total of 58 statues, so people often visit to worship and make a wish according to their beliefs. #MuSaiTourism #ChineseNewYear #MuSai #Worship #ResolveBirth #Yaowarat