Soy milk vendor draws lucky number 089 at Wat Sanam Chai

Matichon•Society•28m ago

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A soy milk vendor and local residents visited Wat Sanam Chai in Ang Thong to seek luck and offer tributes to Ai Khai.

•Pa Juk, a 64-year-old soy milk vendor, visited Wat Sanam Chai on November 13, 2026.
•Pa Juk drew the number 089 from Esiimsi sticks for upcoming lottery luck.
•Local residents offered camouflage shirts and red water to Ai Khai as thanks for past luck.
•Luang Pho Somwang, the abbot of Wat Sanam Chai, used materials from Ai Khai at Wat Chedi in Nakhon Si Thammarat to cast the Ai Khai statue.

•On November 13, 2026, Pa Juk visited Wat Sanam Chai in Ang Thong.
•Pa Juk drew the number 089 from Esiimsi sticks to use for lottery luck based on personal belief.
•Local residents offered camouflage shirts and red water at Wat Sanam Chai after receiving luck in a previous draw.
•Local residents drew the number 36 from a jar for lottery luck.
•Luang Pho Somwang, the abbot of Wat Sanam Chai, cast the Ai Khai statue using materials brought from Ai Khai at Wat Chedi in Nakhon Si Thammarat.
•Local residents and tourists continuously visit Wat Sanam Chai to pray and seek blessings.
•People who believe their prayers were answered offer firecrackers, Chinese pastries, red water, fighting cock statues, soldier uniforms, slingshots, and toys.

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Pa Juk(ป้าจุก)

A 64-year-old soy milk vendor who visited Wat Sanam Chai to seek luck.

Ai Khai(ไอ้ไข่)

A spiritual figure whose statue at Wat Sanam Chai was cast using materials from Wat Chedi.

Luang Pho Somwang(หลวงพ่อสมหวัง)

The abbot of Wat Sanam Chai who cast the Ai Khai statue.

Wat Sanam Chai(วัดสนามชัย)

A temple located in Talat Luang Subdistrict, Mueang District, Ang Thong Province.

Wat Chedi(วัดเจดีย์)

A temple in Nakhon Si Thammarat Province providing materials for the Ai Khai statue at Wat Sanam Chai.