Lottery enthusiasts excitedly found "lucky numbers" appearing on the left arm of the statue "Phor Pu Srisuttho" at Koh Kham Chanod, while also checking the "money total at the naga's mouth" to try their luck in the April 16, 2026 draw.
On 15 April 2026 GMT+7, reporters at Koh Kham Chanod, Ban Muang Subdistrict, Ban Dung District, Udon Thani Province, reported that the Songkran festival, or Thai New Year, has ended. This year, many tourists have continuously visited Koh Kham Chanod to pay respects and seek blessings and luck.
For those who enjoy gambling, after asking for luck from Phor Pu and Mae Ya, some look for numbers near the giant fig tree, where the statue of Phor Pu Srisuttho stands. People have spotted numbers resembling 954 on the statue’s left arm.
Meanwhile, some lottery enthusiasts examined the total money at the naga's mouth, hoping that Phor Pu and Mae Ya will grant luck for the Thai New Year. Total donations across six boxes amounted to 2,040 baht, while the total at the naga’s mouth reached 71,958 baht.
Additionally, the village shaman at Kham Chanod provided a holy water bowl from a ceremony at his home for people to look at and try their luck for the 16 April draw. The numbers revealed were 81, 18, 26, and 62, offered for those who have no numbers in mind to use for their lottery hopes this Thai New Year.
