Shiva Vihara​

Devotees visit the shrine to seek blessings for wisdom, strength, and liberation - core aspects of Shaivism. The presence of Parvati, Ganesha, Nandi, and other deities underscores the importance of divine family, balance, and cosmic order in Hindu belief. The vihara's inclusive design, which incorporates Buddhist and Chinese deities, reflects a broader message of religious harmony, emphasizing the shared spiritual goals of compassion, devotion, and transcendence. By preserving and promoting Hindu rituals, iconography, and mythological narratives, such as the Samudra Manthan (churning of the ocean), its acts as both a abode for personal prayer and as a reflection of Thailand’s spiritual landscape.

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Shiva Tantric Shrine

Established by the Tantra Association under the Hindu Dhamma Council, the temple serves as a center for Tantric Hinduism, a mystical tradition that blends elements of Hinduism and Vajrayana Buddhism. The temple is renowned for its collection of bronze statues representing Tantric deities, including forms of Kali, Mahakali, Varahi, Matangi, and Yama. These deities are believed to aid practitioners in overcoming suffering and achieving spiritual goals. The central figure is Shiva Nataraja, symbolizing cosmic energy and truth.

 

Ganesh Insuan​
This indoor shrine is built within 3-floors of a shophouse. The first floor serves as a reception where visitors are able to purchase offerings. The second and third floor serve as prayer halls with deities such as Shiva, Ganesh, and Amman.

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Ganesh Shrine​
Also known as Phra Phikanet Shrine, the central figure in the temple is a standing statue of Ganesha, depicted with a single tusk and four arms holding symbolic items such as a gada (mace), chakra (wheel), vajra (thunderbolt), elephant hook, noose, and a sweet called modaka. This posture is believed to offer blessings to devotees. Visitors can participate in worship by offering marigold garlands, incense, candles, and oil, which are available for purchase nearby. A unique practice involves whispering one's wishes into the ear of the mouse statue adjacent to Ganesha, believed to reinforce prayers.

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Chatuchak Market & JJ Mall
Chatuchak Market, is one of the largest outdoor weekend markets in the world. It is a one-stop bazar where one can find almost anything and everything, with each section of the market dedicated to a specific category. On weekdays, only certain sections are open, in particular the one that sells home décor.​

Situated next door is JJ Mall, offering a mix of fashion, accessories, and local goods. Popular among both locals and tourists, the mall features a wide range of affordable products, including electronics, home décor, and souvenirs. It offers the comfort of airconditioning for those preferring a more relaxed atmosphere.