Lim Ko Niao Shrine
A major Pattani Chinese shrine devoted to Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao and known for its annual procession and cross-community pilgrimage tradition.
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A major Pattani Chinese shrine devoted to Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao and known for its annual procession and cross-community pilgrimage tradition.
A major Chinese shrine in Phuket and one of the principal ceremonial centres of the internationally known Phuket Vegetarian Festival.
A nationally known historic brick mosque in Pattani whose unfinished dome and local legends are central to regional heritage memory.
A major Phuket sacred site centered on a partially exposed golden Buddha image and a long-standing local legend.
Pattani’s principal mosque and one of southern Thailand’s most prominent Islamic sacred landmarks.
A major southern Thai Buddhist temple centered on a distinctive Srivijaya-style reliquary and long-standing pilgrimage tradition.
Phuket’s most prominent Buddhist temple, closely associated with the revered monk Luang Pho Chaem and local protective traditions.
A major southern Thai devotional destination associated with Ai Khai, a child-spirit tradition linked in popular belief with protection and fulfilled requests.
A newly inscribed UNESCO World Heritage monastery centered on the Great Reliquary and more than fifteen centuries of living Buddhist tradition.
A major Thai Catholic pilgrimage shrine commemorating seven martyrs killed at Songkhon in 1940 and beatified in 1989.
A nationally famous sacred forest and pilgrimage landscape in Udon Thani associated with Naga traditions and popular blessing practices.
A UNESCO-listed sacred landscape where Dvaravati communities transformed natural rock formations into a Buddhist religious centre.