A lucky man from Phitsanulok fulfilled his vow to the “Kuman Thong Chao Sua Heng” at the Ruesi Nen Shrine in Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya, and did not miss drawing ping pong balls to request “lucky numbers” for this lottery draw.
On 8 August 2026 GMT+7 at the Ruesi Nen Shrine, Western Ring Road No. 9, Potang Subdistrict, Bang Sai District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province.
Many Thai and foreign visitors came with their families to pay respects to sacred figures inside the shrine, including the largest Phrommathat Ruesi statue in the world, the Kuman Thong Chao Sua Heng, the nine-faced Thao Wessuwan, and the Takian Goddess.
They also participated in various ceremonies such as offering fruit trays, draping cloth on the tiger statue of Phrommathat Ruesi in the Great Wealth posture, presenting rice offerings, lifting the sacred elder statue, and receiving blessings from Ruesi Nen master with Buddhist relics chanting “Na,” the golden-faced Phra Lakshman, and hand anointing to open the wealthy fortune for auspiciousness.
Upon inquiry, Mr. Arnonpong Wongphatnaniwat, 44, from Phitsanulok, who came with his family, brought 50 packs of red soda, toys, and military uniforms to fulfill a vow to the Kuman Thong Chao Sua Heng after gaining over 80,000 baht in luck.
Mr. Arnonpong said he traveled from Phitsanulok bringing red soda, military uniforms, and toys to offer to the Kuman Thong Chao Sua Heng. This was his second visit; the last time he prayed for luck and drew the ping pong ball number 669, which brought him about 80,000 baht in winnings. He intended to make merit anyway.
Before leaving, Mr. Arnonpong again drew auspicious ping pong balls in front of the Kuman Thong Chao Sua Heng and received the number 111 to use for trying his luck in the next lottery.