Chanthaburi:This Halloween, a unique experience awaits visitors at the Namtok Phlio National Park in Chanthaburi Province. Known for its lush natural beauty, the park is home to the "Sunanthanusawari," a pyramid-shaped stone stupa that serves as a monument to eternal love. Commissioned by King Chulalongkorn (Rama V) in memory of his beloved Queen Sunantha Kumaree Ratana, the site also contains her ashes, thus earning the moniker "the Pyramid of the Shipwrecked Queen."
According to Thai News Agency, the monument is believed to possess supernatural powers, especially for those seeking love and fortune. It is rumored that couples visiting and praying at the stupa will have their wishes granted and their love strengthened. The site is popular with singles and couples alike, particularly those hoping to prevent heartbreak or loneliness during the Halloween season.
Visitors to the monument often ask for blessings in various aspects of life. The five most popular wishes include finding true love and stable relationships, overcoming obstacles to turn bad luck into good fortune, achieving career success and advancement, gaining good fortune and business opportunities, and ensuring safety and a peaceful family life. Each of these wishes is said to have a high chance of coming true for those who believe.
Namtok Phlio National Park is not only a sanctuary of natural beauty but also a place rich with historical significance. The park offers visitors an escape from the everyday hustle, allowing them to appreciate the enduring power of love and the tranquility of nature. The magic and history of the "Sunanthanusawari" are sure to leave visitors feeling inspired and rejuvenated.