Erawan Shrine

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Erawan Shrine is a famous Hindu shrine in central Bangkok known for its statue of Phra Phrom (the Thai representation of Brahma) and its popular offerings and traditional dance performances.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Hindu shrine
religious site
tourist attraction
associatedWith Bangkok tourism
Ratchaprasong shopping district NERFINISHED
builtFor Erawan Hotel NERFINISHED
cityCenter central Bangkok
constructionStartYear 1956
country Thailand
dedicatedTo Brahma NERFINISHED
Phra Phrom NERFINISHED
hasFeature flower garlands
four-faced Brahma statue
gilded statue
incense offerings
open-air courtyard
traditional Thai dance troupe
hasIncident 2006 statue vandalism
2015 bombing
hasNearbyTransit BTS Chit Lom Station NERFINISHED
BTS Ratchadamri Station NERFINISHED
hasRepresentationOf Brahma GENERATED
hasService hired Thai classical dancers
hasStatueOf Phra Phrom NERFINISHED
hasTypeOfOffering coconuts
joss sticks
marigold garlands
wooden elephants
inaugurationYear 1956
knownFor answered prayers
good luck rituals
popular offerings
traditional dance performances
languageOfWorship Pali
Thai
locatedAt Ratchadamri Road NERFINISHED
locatedIn Bangkok
Pathum Wan District NERFINISHED
locatedNear Grand Hyatt Erawan Bangkok NERFINISHED
Ratchaprasong Intersection NERFINISHED
managedBy Bangkok Metropolitan Administration NERFINISHED
openToPublic yes
purpose to avert bad luck
to bring good fortune
reconstructionAfter 2006 statue vandalism
religion Hinduism
reopenedAfter 2015 bombing
timeZone UTC+07:00
visitedBy devotees seeking luck
foreign tourists
local worshippers

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Pathum Wan District contains Erawan Shrine