Suan Luang, Administrative district in eastern Bangkok, Thailand
Suan Luang is an administrative district in eastern Bangkok comprising several sub-districts and neighborhoods. The area is connected by rail services and contains schools, temples, and residential communities that shape daily life for those living there.
The name means 'royal garden' and reflects the land's original purpose in the area's development. The district was formally established in 1994 after previously being governed as part of a larger administrative zone.
Wat Maha But temple serves as a spiritual gathering place where locals engage in traditional Thai religious practices and rituals. The shrine draws visitors seeking to understand the everyday spiritual life and beliefs of people in the area.
The area is easily accessible by rail, particularly through the Hua Mak station. The district is straightforward to navigate with multiple routes connecting different neighborhoods and local attractions.
The legendary figure Mae Nak, whose story appears in numerous books and films, is connected to the shrine here. This tale has deeply influenced local culture and draws visitors curious about Thai folklore and supernatural narratives.
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