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Bangkok See & Do Guide: Erawan Shrine

Erawan Shrine

Sightseeing - Historic Sites
Located on the northwest corner of the Grand Hyatt Erawan property, near the Chitlom stop on the Skytrain, Bangkok, Thailand

This large, open-air shrine was built in 1956 to appease the evil spirits dogging the construction of the original Erawan Hotel (now replaced by the Grand Hyatt Erawan). Once the shrine opened, accidents that plagued the building site are said to have ceased. Dedicated to Brahma, the four-faced Than Tao Mahaprom shrine has become popular with Bangkokians. The shrine is a good place to see traditional Thai dance performed throughout the day for those who make a donation. Accessible 24 hours a day. Free. Located on the northwest corner of the Grand Hyatt Erawan property, near the Chitlom stop on the Skytrain, Bangkok.

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