Bang Niew Shrine

Attraction 📍 Phuket 💸 1x Tax Deduction

History

Bang Niew Shrine, also known as Tao Bu Keng Shrine and Thep Rasi Foundation, dates to B.E. 2447 (1904). Local names include Tao Bo Keng and Chai Tue. A Chinese opera troupe called Kang Chai Hi reportedly came from China to perform at Mao Kao Alley, now Soi Rommani. The performers brought Phra Tien Hu Yuan Shuai (Lao Ye) to a shrine there to make merit. Regular vegetarian observance began and attracted many local participants.

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*Disclaimer: Information provided for reference only, not official tax advice. Tax deductions are subject to e-Donation registration and a cap of 10% of taxable income. Verify latest details with the Revenue Department.

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Coordinates: 7.87558, 98.39411

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