Religious site
Tham Kong Yia Shrine
About Tham Kong Yia Shrine
Tham Kong Yia Shrine (ศาลเจ้าท่ามก๋งเยี่ย) is a Chinese place of worship in Thap Thiang. The national heritage inventory traces the shrine to a Cantonese settler’s household altar, which grew as more people came to worship. An inscription records contributions from descendants of Cantonese, Hokkien and Hainanese communities.
The site includes a single-storey worship hall, a pond and a pavilion. Inside are several altars, including one dedicated to Guan Yin. Trang Learning City documents the shrine as a place to learn about local Chinese culture. Visitors should follow the attendants’ guidance during ceremonies and ask before taking photographs.
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