Na Cha Shrine, a beautiful and magnificent shrine at Ang Sila

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Na Ja Shrine, Cha Tai Tzu. If you mention this name, many people probably won't recognize it. But if you mention Na Ja Shrine in Ang Sila, everyone will probably picture a large Chinese shrine on a hillside along the road from Ang Sila to Bang Saen and Khao Sam Muk. This shrine is probably the largest and most famous in the area.
We pass this place often. My cousin's house is in the alley next to the shrine, but I've never been inside. Today, I had some free time, so I decided to explore its beauty. The interior is very spacious, with many rooms and areas where you can enter and pay respects and make wishes. The highlight is probably the large shrine inside, which houses a statue of Na Ja with a seven-headed dragon at the back. It's truly beautiful, powerful, and awe-inspiring.
There's a Chinese costume rental shop in front, perfect for taking photos with the shrine. Many people rent them. Prices start at 300 baht. I think it's a good value, not too expensive, and it's beautiful and colorful. #Na Ja Shrine, Ang Sila #Na Ja Shrine #Worship in Chonburi #Ang Sila

Post by ปอ เจอนี่ Por Journey | Jul 29, 2025