The museum of the relics of the holy thai monks

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Address:

175 Village No. 1, Soi 5, TU-LA 1

Email:

museumrelics@gmail.com

Website:

https://sites.google.com/view/museumrelicsthai

Phone:

0810480505

Out of her deep faith and devotion to Buddhism, Mrs. Kharanee Saengmanee has cultivated spiritual merit and diligently supported the preservation and propagation of the Buddhist teachings. For more than 25 years, she has studied the Dhamma, faithfully attended to venerable monks, and received relics, hair relics, and ashes of revered Buddhist monks from across Thailand. These relics have since transformed into over 532 sacred relics, which are now enshrined in the Museum of Relics of Thai Arahant Monks. The museum was established to honor and pay respect to parents, teachers, and the Arahant monks, while also providing the public with the opportunity to worship, make merit, and find spiritual refuge. This stands as living proof that the practice leading to enlightenment, as realized by the Arahants, continues to exist today. Inside the Museum of Relics of Thai Arahant Monks, the main hall displays relics, hair relics, and ashes of over 532 venerable monks from across the country—both those who have passed away and those still living. Among them are such highly revered masters as Luang Pu Sao Kantasīlo, Luang Pu Mun Bhūridatta, Luang Pu Chansri Chantathīpo, Luang Pu Chuan Kulachettho, Luang Ta Maha Bua Ñāṇasampanno, and Luang Pu Inthawai Santusso, along with many others. The museum also houses numerous lifelike statues of these revered monks. Another chamber enshrines the Buddha’s relics in a beautifully adorned Busabok (royal-style throne), together with sacred and historically significant Buddha images. Visitors may enter this room to pay homage, make offerings, seek blessings, and practice meditation in a solemn and spiritual atmosphere.