The last destination in Yaowarat

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🌺 My last destination for this trip to Yaowarat is Wat Mangkon Kamalawat. Every time I come to Yaowarat, I have come pray and respects Buddha statue at this temple. I remember coming here last November in 2019. This visit I noticed some changes in the temple that differ from the previous one is the entrance to the temple which is decorated with red barriers, tiger stripes and many red lanterns. Wat Mangkon Kamalawat is Thailand's first Chinese-style temple where Buddhist monks perform rituals in Chinese. Most of the people come here, not only to pray and respects, but also to perform a Chinese remove one's bad luck with a exorcise for good luck. I only come here pray and respects to the Buddha statue, and to see religious places indicating that I have come to Yaowarat (Chinatown Bangkok).

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