Visitors Flock to Ayutthaya’s Ruesi Nen Ashram for Lottery Luck
A woman from Chonburi visited the Ruesi Nen Ashram in Ayutthaya to fulfill a vow after reportedly winning the lottery eight consecutive times, drawing crowds of hopeful visitors.
On September 29, 2026, Khaosod Online reported a lively scene at the Ruesi Nen That Phutthakhun Ashram in Bang Sai District, Ayutthaya. A woman from Chonburi province arrived at the site to perform a ritual of gratitude, offering red soda and a large remote-controlled car to the resident spirits. She claimed to have won the lottery eight times in a row, a success that has attracted significant attention from locals and tourists alike.
Visitors at the ashram gathered around the sacred water basin, a focal point for those seeking auspicious numbers for upcoming lottery draws. Many attendees photographed the patterns formed by candle wax drippings on the water's surface, interpreting them as numerical sequences. According to the report, observers identified the numbers 85, 4, 90, and 1 within the basin.
For travelers and residents, this event highlights the enduring role of traditional spiritual practices and lottery culture in Thailand. While such sites offer a glimpse into local customs and community beliefs, it is important to note that these activities are based on personal faith and superstition. The accuracy of the lottery numbers remains entirely speculative, and there is no scientific basis for predicting future results. Visitors are encouraged to respect local customs while maintaining a realistic perspective on such cultural phenomena.
