Current Bangkok Time : May 19, 2012
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Tuptim Goddess Shrine
It is ideally located on the ground of the Swissotel Nai Lert Park Hotel in the center of chaotic Bangkok. People from all over Bangkok makes it point to visit and pay respect to the holy shrine. It is considered to be signficant to all the powers of invisible beilief which prevails despite all the religious view from modern citizens have faded.
Women from all over the country visits this shrine as it believed that the goddess always fulfilles the wish of a child birth. In addition, they may bring fragrant jasmine garlands, incense sticks or lotus buds and pastel-colored scarves.
The shrine was built by Nai lert to pay homage respect to the Tuptim goddess for spirirt inhabiting a ficus tree. Many believe that the name could have originated from the Thai word, Tuptim, which means pomegranate.
The shrine isn’t well known among the new generation as it is not advertised that much due to its phallic symbols around the shrine, so the locals think it might be not be polite to advertise it.
Definetely a well worth visiting place to all the people visiting in the neighbourhood as it is considered to be a very holy place for all the women who wishes to be blessed by a child.
Women from all over the country visits this shrine as it believed that the goddess always fulfilles the wish of a child birth. In addition, they may bring fragrant jasmine garlands, incense sticks or lotus buds and pastel-colored scarves.
The shrine was built by Nai lert to pay homage respect to the Tuptim goddess for spirirt inhabiting a ficus tree. Many believe that the name could have originated from the Thai word, Tuptim, which means pomegranate.
The shrine isn’t well known among the new generation as it is not advertised that much due to its phallic symbols around the shrine, so the locals think it might be not be polite to advertise it.
Definetely a well worth visiting place to all the people visiting in the neighbourhood as it is considered to be a very holy place for all the women who wishes to be blessed by a child.
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