[2025 Pattani Attraction] Travel Guide for Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao Shrine (Updated May)

Hello everyone, today I will take you to visit Leng Ju Kiang Shrine, located in Mueang District, Pattani Province. This shrine is situated in the Chinese community and is one of the largest shrines in Pattani. Here, you will also find the Pavilion of Peace and the Lim Ko Niao Goddess. Within the shrine area, there are many photo spots, and all the buildings are in Chinese style. This place has a culture related to China because it is located in the Chinese community, or in Malay, it is called Kue Da Chin. Highly recommended to visit! 🧧🎈🧧🪭🧨 Location: Leng Ju Kiang Shrine, Chinatown Community, Mueang District, Pattani Province

Hello, today I will take everyone to visit the Krue Se Mosque at night. Everyone usually comes in the morning, but little do they know that at night, the Krue Se Mosque is decorated with beautiful lights and colors. Anyone who wants to take pictures in an artistic, dark style can come and take pictures here. This is also a place where everyone prays, but here you can also see the beautiful and legendary ancient art of the people of Pattani. There is a cannon base in front of the mosque. 🕌 . Coordinates: Krue Se Mosque, Pattani Province #Krue Se Mosque #

#bucketlistreboot Situated at Ban Krue Se, Tambon Tanyong Lulo, Amphoe Mueang on highway no.42 (Pattani-Narathiwat route), near Krue Se Mosque. As per the story from the legend, Lim Ko Niao, a Chinese girl came to siam by ship to look for Lim To Khiam, her elder brother who had got married with Pattani Governors daughter and had changed his religion to Islam. However, she was not successful. Therefore, she hung herself on the cashew nut tree. Her brother buried her at this place. The Pattani people built the shrine to commemorate her and carved the tree where she hung herself in the shape of her figure. Named after the same local Chinese heroine honored with a shrine, the Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao Graveyard is a traditional Chinese cemetery where many of Pattani's leading Chinese citizens are buried. Open daily 8.00 am-5.00 pm Via "Amazing Thailand"

One of the tourist attraction in the province of Pattani. The Lim Ko Niao Shrine is a must visit, especially for the Thai Chinese or Malaysian Chinese to give merot for their wants and wishes. It is a 2 to 3 hrs drive from the neighboring land border from Sungai Kolok Malaysia. location: Pattani, Thailand #themepark #chineseshrine #embracingculture

Location - Near Lim Ko Niao Shrine Ambience/Location - One of the most impressive restaurants in Pattani Highlights - Many couples come here for a romantic atmosphere. The food is delicious. We will definitely come back again. Average price per person - 100-250. It is quite expensive, but with the atmosphere, taste and service, it is worth the money. Score -100/10

#TravelPlanShare Backpacking in Pattani Traveling alone in Pattani for 1 day 🚐 Start by taking a van from Hat Yai, get off at the clock tower intersection, the entrance to PSU Pattani 🚶♂️ Go into the PSU road for about 200 meters, rent a motorbike for 250 baht, deposit 1,000 baht, leave your luggage at the shop ⛩️ Start out of town, go to Wat Chang Hai Rat Buranaram, Khok Pho District, an ancient temple over 300 years old, a temple of Pattani city, worship Luang Pho Thuad who stepped on the sea water to make it fresh 🕌 Pattani Central Mosque, the mosque has a large green dome and smaller domes surrounding all 4 sides 🕌 Krue Se Mosque, a legendary mosque that could not be completed ⛩️ Lim Ko Niao's grave after Lim Ko Niao hung herself from a cashew tree Lim To Kiem, the elder brother, buried Lim Ko Niao here (next to the Kru Se Mosque). ⛩️ Lim Ko Niao Shrine or Leng Chu Kiang Shrine is a shrine that enshrines a statue of Lim Ko Niao carved from a cashew tree that hanged herself. 📸 Ku Da Jin Ao, a Chinese community in the old city of Pattani, take some chill photos. 🏍️ Return the motorcycle. 🚌 Take the Pattani-Yala bus before 4:30 PM to Yala. #PattaniTravel

#newyearnewtrip The Lim Ko Niao Shrine, located in Pattani, is an important cultural and spiritual landmark that reflects the harmonious blend of Thai and Chinese heritage. Dedicated to Lim Ko Niao, a Chinese heroine known for her loyalty and filial piety, the shrine holds great significance for the local Chinese-Thai community. According to legend, Lim Ko Niao traveled to Pattani to convince her brother to return to China but tragically ended her life when he refused. Her story of devotion and sacrifice is deeply revered, and the shrine was built in her honor. The shrine is especially vibrant during the annual Chao Mae Lim Ko Niao Festival, where devotees gather for traditional ceremonies, including the famous pole-crossing ritual. Its intricate design, rich history, and spiritual ambiance make it a must-visit destination for those exploring Pattani's cultural heritage.

#100TravelTips Leng Ju Kiang Shrine or Lim Ko Niao Shrine is located in the old town area of ​​"Kue Da Jin Ao" at 63 Anaru Road, Anaru Subdistrict, Mueang District, Pattani Province. It is an old shrine that has been with the city since 2117. There is a legend about the Lim Ko Niao Shrine, which says that she was a Chinese woman from the Lim or Lim family. She had an older brother named Lim To Kiem who later traveled to work in Pattani and married the daughter of the city lord. He converted to Islam and never returned to his hometown. His mother in China missed her son very much because he never contacted her. Lim Ko Niao felt sorry for her mother, so she volunteered to search for her brother. She met Lim To Kiem at Ban Kru Se and lived there for a long time to invite her brother to return to China to meet his mother. However, her brother refused because he was building the Kru Se Mosque. When he could not make her brother return to China as his mother wished, Lim Ko Niao hung himself under a cashew tree in grief. Lim To Kiem therefore built a tomb for his younger sister according to tradition. However, when the Chinese learned of his gratitude for keeping his promise, the villagers went to make a vow before carving the cashew nut into the shape of Lim Ko Niao and enshrining it at the Kru Se Shrine. Later, it was moved to Leng Chu Kiang Shrine until today. It is widely accepted and respected among the Chinese-Thai people. Even among the descendants of the Chinese who converted to Islam and speak Malay, some of them still go to ask for blessings or make vows to Lim Ko Niao. On Hari Raya Day, there will be an offering to the goddess. When there is a procession of the goddess in the third lunar month, Chinese Muslims will go to watch the procession to commemorate her. #PattaniTravel #Lim Ko NiaoShrine #PattaniCityWorthVisiting

The shrine is quite large, but we arrived in the evening when it was almost closing time. It is located near the Central Mosque of Pattani, just a short drive away. This proximity shows that regardless of our religion, we Thais can live together peacefully. ☺️ Upon arrival, we parked in a spacious parking lot and quickly entered the shrine. Inside, there are places to pray just like in other shrines, and people continued to come and pray even though it was close to closing time.

Kuda Jinor Community (Chinese Market Community) or Hua Talad Community is located on Anerue Road, Pattani Phirom Road and Ruedi Road. This community is a co-residential area of ​​Thai Buddhists, Thai Muslims and Thai-Chinese people. It is a Chinese community flanked by Anerue Sunga and Khlong Chang communities, which are home to Thai Buddhists and Thai Muslims. #Ban Khun Phithak Raya 100 Years UNESCO Award 2021 #Chinese Market Community in the Old City #Lim Ko Niao Shrine #Pattani, a city worth visiting

#Flying with trip #Pattani attractions #Lim Ko Niao Shrine Pattani is one of the three southern border provinces. Most people are Muslims, but there is a Chinese community living in Chinatown, or Ku Da Jin Ao. On this road, there is a center of Chinese people at the Leng Chu Kiang Shrine, but people prefer to call it the Lim Ko Niao Shrine. Next to the shrine is the Lim Ko Niao Shrine Museum, which preserves the palanquins used in the annual parade.

Xin.Jennie, this Chinese New Year, come to Pattani, those who believe in superstition must not miss it 🪭🙏🏻 💥 Pray for a blessing to welcome the Chinese New Year. Chinese New Year must be prosperous, must be prosperous 🙏🏻 Lim Ko Niao Shrine, a sacred object of Pattani since ancient times. Come to pay homage and receive good things at the beginning of 2567 to pray for success in various aspects. Prosperity and prosperity must welcome the Chinese New Year for everyone 🏮🎉🎉🎉 #ChineseNewYear #LimKoNiao #Pattani #PattaniChineseNewYear #Spiritual #XinJennie

Lim Ko Niao Shrine, Pattani Province Lim Ko Niao Shrine or Leng Chu Kiang Shrine is a sacred shrine that has been with Pattani since ancient times. It is the first shrine in Thailand. It is a shrine that enshrines carved statues of Lim Ko Niao, the Doctor, and the Goddess Thap Thim. On the 15th day of the 3rd lunar month of every year, there is a traditional procession of Lim Ko Niao along various streets in Pattani. According to legend, in the past, a woman named Lim Ko Niao boarded a junk ship to follow her brother, Lim To Kiem, who married the daughter of the King of Pattani and converted to Islam. She was disheartened that she could not persuade her brother to return to China as she had promised her mother, so she hung herself from a cashew tree. Lim To Kiem buried Lim Ko Niao’s body here. Later, the people of Pattani carved the tree from which Lim Ko Niao hung himself into a statue and built a shrine. And named it the Lim Ko Niao Shrine, which Pattani people believe is sacred and has been revered and worshipped until today. 📍 Ban Kru Se, Tanyong Lulo Subdistrict, Mueang District, Pattani Province ⏰ 6:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. #Travelwithtrip2024 #LimKoNiaoShrine