Na Jasa Tai Chue Shrine, Ang Sila — Attraction in Chon Buri Province

Along that same 3134 road in Angsila is the very beautiful Chinese temple named the Naja Chinese temple, also known as Thepsathit Phra Kiti Chalerm Chinese Shrine. My friend parked his taxi outside the temple, this building stands out with its walls and beautiful structures behind the walls. As you enter the grounds you are met with very ornate temples small and large. You cannot take photos inside the main temple, I tried at the door and security appear from out of the woodwork to remind you! The dragon pillars inside are beautifully adorned with dragons wound round. Along the covered walkways along this part of the temple you will find a large hanging drum that many people seem to find amusing to try hitting it with anything they can lay their hands on. The steps leading up to this verandah is a sculpture of a dragon crawling down to be met by a pool of Koi fish staring up at it. All of it being beautifully painted in striking colours. The verandah itself ( near the hanging drum ) is also adorned with intricate columns again all strikingly painted in vivid colours. Outside and in what I would call the courtyard, a well laid out garden setting arranged before one of the structures. In the centre is a large fountain that many people use for taking group photos. Various temple shops are scattered around the edges of the Temple courtyard. Most Chinese temples are usually well decorated and lavishly adorned with dragons and other serpents and Buddhas and snakes. This Temple will not disappoint you. However car parking outside the temple is not big and so it’s...

Nestled in Ang Sila, Chonburi, Naja Shrine is one of the most stunning and sacred Chinese temples in Thailand. 🏮🐉 The architecture is incredibly ornate, filled with vibrant colors, golden dragons, and intricate carvings that take your breath away. ✨ The four-story shrine houses multiple deities, with each level offering a unique spiritual experience. 🙏 Most visitors come to pay respect to Naja, the young Taoist god known for his power and protection. It’s also a popular spot for those seeking good fortune, especially during Chinese New Year or to ward off bad luck. 🍀🧧 The atmosphere is peaceful and deeply spiritual, yet welcoming to tourists and locals alike. 🕊️ There’s no entrance fee, and ample parking makes it very convenient for a short day trip from Bangkok. 🚗 Whether you’re here to make merit, admire Chinese culture, or take stunning photos, this place is a must-visit. 📸 Staff are friendly and the area is well maintained, with clean facilities and shaded rest areas. Highly recommended for a cultural and spiritual retreat just a couple of hours from...

San Chao Na Ja Sa Tai Chi is a vibrant and spiritually significant Chinese shrine located in Chonburi. The shrine is beautifully decorated with intricate Chinese architecture, colorful sculptures, and ornate details that showcase Chinese culture and beliefs. The centerpiece is the statue of Na Ja, a revered deity in Chinese mythology, along with other gods and guardians. The atmosphere is both lively and peaceful, attracting visitors who come to pray for luck, health, and prosperity. The shrine also hosts vibrant festivals and ceremonies, especially during Chinese New Year, making it a fascinating spot to experience cultural traditions. Overall, San Chao Na Ja Sa Tai Chi is a must-visit for those exploring Chonburi and interested in spiritual and cultural...