Pay homage to Wat Srakes Ratchaworawihan (Wat Phu Khao Thong)

We had the opportunity to pay homage at Wat Saket, or as many people know it as Wat Phu Khao Thong. We went when it was open for people to sign their names on the red cloth. How to get there - We went for the first time, so we started our journey from in front of Central World and took a boat from Pratunam Pier to Tha Phran Fa Pier. It took a short walk to get there. Or if you're too lazy to walk, there are motorcycle taxis waiting to take you there. As for us, we chose to walk. 😂 When you get there, you'll see various Buddha statues for you to pay homage and ask for blessings. On the day we went, there were a lot of Thais and tourists, but we came back full of merit. We chose to walk around Phu Khao Thong to pay homage to the Buddha statues first, then walk up. You can just follow the path. There are signs at the temple. You can get up and sit down to pay homage to the Buddha statues until you're full of merit. There's also a cafe at the temple, but we didn't stop to sit down because there were a lot of people. If you want to ask for blessings about land or houses, you can do so at this temple. Finally, we went down to pay homage to Luang Pho To and ate some Pai Thong ice cream. We went home full of merit and happiness. #Bangkok attractions #Thai temples #Wat Saket Ratcha Wora Maha Wihan #Make merit and pay homage to the Buddha statues #Don't miss out on the spiritual path #Beautiful temples in Bangkok