Opening days: Daily

Opening hours: 08.00 - 17.00

 

Jui Tui Shrine Located in Soi Phuthorn Adjacent to Pudjor Shrine According to the history of the Jui Tui Shrine It is related to the Bang Niew Shrine. That is to say, after the fire broke out at the Shrine of the Opera House in Soi Romanee. At that time, a group of leaders separated to set up a shrine near Ban Bang Niew.

 

Which later is the present Bang Nieo Shrine At the same time, another group of leaders had to contact the landowner Moo 8, Talat Nuea Subdistrict to build a new shrine Originally, the land there was a betel plantation plantation, in front of which the east was a large canal where a large sailing boat.

 

Can sail into the port Once agreed with the land owner The village leaders summoned the remains of the Chinese gods to be enshrined in the new place and built a shrine. Villagers in that area called this new shrine Jui Tui Shrine to this day.

 

At present, Jui Tui Shrine has been improved and developed Until it is another beautiful shrine and especially during the tradition of eating vegetables. There will be a grand event. In addition, every day there are many worshipers who come to pay respects to the sacred things in the shrines.