Leng Buay Eia Shrine, Bangkok

#BangkokTravel The sacred shrine of the Teochew Chinese people in the old market alley #Yaowarat This shrine is over 300 years old, built in the middle of the Ayutthaya period. From the large building built into the building is built in the shape of a mountain. The roof is covered with colored tiles. There are 2 stucco dragons. Inside is the altar of the god Leng Bua Eia. On the left and right sides are the god Guan Yu and the goddess of heaven. People like to ask for blessings for prosperous business. Open for worship every day from 07.00-17.00. During off-season, there are fewer people. It is quiet. When worshiping, there will be a shrine officer to give advice. There are places to worship at various locations. Including the incense pot that was given by King Rama V. How to get there Buses that pass through Yaowarat, Charoen Krung, such as lines 4, 1 and MRT