Tai Hong Kong White Jade Shrine 
The Newest and Largest “Sai Mu” (Spiritual) Landmark in Thailand!
Faith and Beliefs in “Luang Pu Tai Hong” (Tai Hong Kong)
The faith and reverence for “Luang Pu Tai Hong” (Tai Hong Kong) have been deeply rooted in the hearts of Chinese and Thai-Chinese people for centuries. He was a revered Chinese Buddhist monk during the Song Dynasty who dedicated his life to helping the poor and helpless. His noble deeds eventually became the origin and inspiration behind the “Poh Teck Tung Foundation.”
Here are the core beliefs held by worshippers who come to pay respect to him:
- The Deity of Compassion and Protection
2. Great Merits from “Coffin Donations” (Tham Bun Long Sop) 
3. The Symbolism of the “White Jade” (Pure and Ultimate Blessings) 
4. “The More You Give, The More You Receive” (The Law of Karmic Return) 
If you’re looking for a place to make merit, boost your luck, or snap stunning photos in a modern Chinese style, this is the place to be! The Tai Hong Kong White Jade Shrine (In Commemoration of the 72nd Birthday Anniversary), under the Poh Teck Tung Foundation, is located in the Sathon-Charoen Krung area.
Unmissable Highlights:
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The Giant White Jade Tai Hong Kong Statue: The largest in Thailand! Beautifully carved from a single piece of pure white jade, the statue radiates grace, elegance, and compassion, instantly bringing a sense of peace to your mind.
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Grand Imperial Chinese Architecture
: Inspired by the Tang and Ming dynasties, the design seamlessly blends traditional elements with a contemporary touch. Features include elegant curved lines and green glazed roof tiles (symbolizing wealth and prosperity). Every angle is so perfect that you’ll feel like you’ve stepped right into a historical Chinese drama! -
All-in-One Merit Making
: Pray for good health, success, or peacefulness in life. Plus, you can directly donate for coffins and support the charity works of the Poh Teck Tung Foundation.
Summary:
Easy to access right in the heart of the city with a spacious atmosphere and convenient parking. Whether you are a merit-maker, a photography lover, or an architecture enthusiast, you will definitely be impressed! With such a fantastic location, who are you tagging to come along this weekend? 
How to Get to Tai Hong Kong White Jade Shrine
Located on Charoen Rat Road (Sathon District), the shrine is easily accessible via several modes of transportation:
1. By Private Car / Taxi (Most Convenient)
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Route: Drive along Charoen Rat Road (the road connecting North/South Sathon Roads with Rama III Road). The shrine is located right next to the main road, and you will easily spot the massive Chinese gateway.
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Parking: The shrine offers spacious and convenient on-site parking, so you don’t have to worry about finding a spot.
2. By BTS Skytrain + Connection
- Drop off at Surasak Station (Exit 2): From there, catch a taxi or a motorcycle taxi directly onto Charoen Rat Road. The distance is about 2–3 kilometers (taking around 5–10 minutes).
3. By Public Bus
- Nearby Bus Routes: You can take buses that pass nearby areas (on Rama III Road or Charoen Krung Road) and then take a short connecting ride to the shrine. Applicable routes include Bus No. 35, 89, and 4-47 (formerly Route 62).
Tip: We highly recommend double-checking the latest bus stops and routes via a navigation app (like Google Maps or ViaBus) for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
Universal Design & Facilities at Tai Hong Kong White Jade Shrine
The Tai Hong Kong White Jade Shrine is thoughtfully designed under the concept of Universal Design to welcome all pilgrims and visitors equally. Comprehensive facilities are provided with no additional charges, as follows:
Parking & Shuttle Service
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Indoor Parking: A spacious indoor parking lot is located on the ground floor of the building, providing excellent protection from both sun and rain.
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Free Electric Golf Carts: The shrine provides complimentary electric golf cart services with staff on standby throughout the day to transfer visitors between the parking area and the main shrine building.
Accessibility for the Elderly & Persons with Disabilities
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Ramps and Elevators: Wheelchair-accessible ramps connect all key points. Elevators are also available to take visitors directly from the parking floor up to the main shrine hall, completely eliminating the need to climb stairs.
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Complimentary Wheelchair Service: Free wheelchairs are available for loan on-site for the elderly or anyone with limited mobility.
Restrooms & Rest Areas
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Accessible Restrooms: Plenty of clean restrooms are available throughout the area, including spacious, specially designed restrooms for the elderly and wheelchair users.
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Air-Conditioned Lounge: An air-conditioned seating area is located on the same floor as the parking lot and restrooms, providing a comfortable place to relax and beat the heat.
Other Amenities
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Free Worship Sets: Incense and traditional Chinese joss paper are prepared and provided free of charge for worshippers to pay their respects.
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Security & Assistance System: A dedicated team of traffic volunteers and security staff is stationed throughout the premises to ensure safety and maintain orderliness.
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