Jui Tui Shrine
A major Chinese shrine in Phuket and one of the principal ceremonial centres of the internationally known Phuket Vegetarian Festival.
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A major Chinese shrine in Phuket and one of the principal ceremonial centres of the internationally known Phuket Vegetarian Festival.
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 Phuket sacred site centered on a partially exposed golden Buddha image and a long-standing local legend.
A nationally known historic brick mosque in Pattani whose unfinished dome and local legends are central to regional heritage memory.
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.