Greetings once again. Today, I will take everyone to see the 'Navratri' festival held at the Sri Maha Uma Devi Temple, also known as the Wat Khaek. Let's go and see it.

Crossing the BTS skywalk to the other side, you will find shrines with statues of Phra Sri Maha Uma Devi, Goddess Kali, and other deities, where you can pay your respects along the way.

Walking straight, turn at the alley of Pan Road, we will arrive at the side of the Indian temple.

Let's begin the ceremony.

The procession begins with spirit mediums.

The place is extremely crowded.

The procession is here.

And finally, the last procession, the procession of the Goddess Uma Devi.

The unique aspect of this event is the throwing of coconuts to cleanse the ground.

The act of throwing coconuts symbolizes the relinquishing of one's ego and serves as a gesture of respect.

The Navratri festival has come to an end. Did anyone attend?

The scenery is so captivating, it makes you want to visit, doesn't it? If anyone plans to go next year, let me know.

I would like to recommend that

It's better to take a BTS taxi because there is no parking available at the event.

Okay, I have to go now. Next time I go somewhere, don't forget to come along.