the Erawan Shrine - Bangkok
Thailand, 2015 - The Erawan Shrine is a revered Hindu shrine located in the heart of Bangkok, Thailand. It is situated at the corner of Ratchaprasong intersection, near the Grand Hyatt Erawan Hotel. The shrine is dedicated to the Hindu god Brahma, known as Phra Phrom in Thai, and is one of the most popular and important religious sites in Bangkok.
The shrine is adorned with intricate sculptures and decorations, including images of Brahma, Garuda (a mythical bird), and other Hindu deities. Devotees and visitors flock to the shrine to make offerings of flowers, incense, and other gifts, and to pray for good fortune, success, and blessings.
The Erawan Shrine gained international attention following a tragic bombing incident in 2015, which killed several people and injured many others. Despite the devastation, the shrine remained a symbol of resilience and hope, with visitors continuing to pay their respects and offer prayers.
The shrine is also renowned for its traditional Thai dance performances and musical offerings, which take place regularly throughout the day. These performances add to the vibrant atmosphere of the shrine and attract tourists and locals alike.
The shrine is adorned with intricate sculptures and decorations, including images of Brahma, Garuda (a mythical bird), and other Hindu deities. Devotees and visitors flock to the shrine to make offerings of flowers, incense, and other gifts, and to pray for good fortune, success, and blessings.
The Erawan Shrine gained international attention following a tragic bombing incident in 2015, which killed several people and injured many others. Despite the devastation, the shrine remained a symbol of resilience and hope, with visitors continuing to pay their respects and offer prayers.
The shrine is also renowned for its traditional Thai dance performances and musical offerings, which take place regularly throughout the day. These performances add to the vibrant atmosphere of the shrine and attract tourists and locals alike.
