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Taoist Buddhist

Chinese immigrants brought their rich heritage, including Buddhist practices, Confucian values, and ancestral worship, which merged with local Thai customs over centuries. This integration of religious practices created a unique Sino-Thai identity, that contributed further to the diverse cultural practices in Thailand.

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Yaowarat

Highlights

  • Wat Trai Mit (Golden Buddha)

  • Chinatown Heritage Centre

  • Wat Mangkon Kamalawat

  • Wat Kan Matuyaram

  • Kuan Yin Shrine

  • Chow Sue Kong Shrine​

  • Talad Noi Museum

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Yannawa

Highlights

  • Wat Bhoman Khunaram

  • The White Jade Tai Hong Gong Shrine

  • Wat Yannawa

  • Wat Che Chin Koh

  • Lhong 1919

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Khu Bon

Highlights

  • Fo Guang Shan Temple

  • Wat Khu Bon

  • Guan Yin Maha Phothisat Awalokiteswa Garden

  • Guanyin Temple

[Details]​​

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Nonthaburi

Highlights

  • Wat Boromracha Kanchanaphisek

  • Wat Chaloem Phrakiat

  • Wat Chalo

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Sam Phran

Highlights

  • Wat Thammapanyaram

  • Wat Sam Phran

  • Ksitigarbha Mahabodhisattva Monastery

  • Tai Xuanguan Monastery Siam Taoist Dhamma Foundation

[Details]​​

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​Company Registration: 0105556066763

Tour Operator License: 11/09300

 

582 27 Pho Pan Alley, Lane 21, Din Daeng, Bangkok 10400, Thailand

Local Operations: +66645598636 (Thai)

International Enquiry (English)

Phone: +60102439630 (Whatsapp Message)
Email: enquiry@siamthaiheritage.com

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