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Naga's eyes open wide: Cave ceremony stuns Thailand devotees

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Ceremony to reveal eyes of Naga statues in the Ruesi Sombat Cave in Phetchabun province caused astonishment among devotees. The cave, with historical significance dating back to World War II, was once designated by Prime Minister Plaek Phibunsongkhram to store national treasures.

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Naga's eyes open wide: Cave ceremony stuns Thailand devotees

Naga’s eyes open wide: Cave ceremony stuns Thailand devoteesLegacyA ceremony to reveal the eyes of the Naga statues in the Ruesi Sombat Cave in the Phetchabun province caused astonishment among devotees. The event, led by the head monk of the Sombat Cave, Phra Ajarn Sakol Kosolo, and witnessed by over 300 participants, involved rituals to honour deities and sacred entities. The cave, with historical significance dating back to World War II, was …

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