San Zhao Phor Lak Muang

San Zhao Phor Lak Muang
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Before commencing the development of a town Thais would first construct a Phor Lak Muang, which resembles a pillar which is often found in a city centre, and close to important buildings or landmarks. The Phor Lak Muang in Bangkok for example, is situated opposite the Grand Palace. San Zhao refers to a temple. These are intended to bestow inhabitants with auspiciousness and protection.

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