TAT Phang Nga opens a merit making route "9 Shrines, 9 blessings, 9 menus, 9 baht". You can enjoy delicious vegetarian food menus from each shrine. Definitely something that is only done once a year.
What menus do each shrine have? Let's go see.
- Stewed menu, Guan Im Shrine, Takua Pa
- Bean curd salad menu, Ku Chai Tung's shophouse Shrine in Takua Pa.
- Red tofu menu, Guan Yu Sin Chae Tung Shrine Takuapa
- Roasted Coconut Menu, Pun Tao Kong Shrine, Kuek Kuk
- Eggplant menu, Leng-Sen-Keng-Tai-Muang Shrine
- Ar Jaad traditional menu, Hok Leng Keng Shrine, Khok Kloi Market
- Bean curd soup menu, Krasom Tao Bo Keng Shrine
- Curry menu, Ma Jo Po Phang Nga City Shrine
- Steamed bean curd, Pun Tao Kong Shrine, Nam Phut Cave.
The festival will be held between 3-11 October 2024. Let's pray for blessings and eat delicious vegetarian food.
Source: Mgronline
This September, we invite you to join us on a tour to honor the merits. In Phuket, the 9th month is a festival known as the Por Tor tradition. To conduct religious ceremonies in significant locations throughout various communities.
Like Chinese New Year offerings to ancestors, the offerings will include rice noodles, meat, vegetables, fruits, beverages, and an indispensable dessert, the red turtle snack called Tua Gu.
For today, let's go to the Bang Neaw Tai Community, Seng Teck Bew Shrine or Por Tor Gong Shrine, Takua Thung Road. They will hold the event for 9 days and 9 nights from September 3–14, 2023.
The Tourism Authority of Thailand, Phuket Office, is actually giving away prizes. Anyone going to the Phuket Vegetarian Festival this year will take place from 15 - 23 October, just show evidence. In traveling to Phuket, whether it is a plane ticket, bus ticket at the information service counter TAT Phuket office from 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. throughout the month of October 2023, receive a world-saving rice box. used for food packaging
Now it's time for the Vegetarian Festival in Phuket. Add me, and I will tell you a brief history of Kathu Shrine. This is the first shrine in Phuket where this tradition began.
