Author of 'Khom Khlang' Visits Ayutthaya Hermitage for Ritual Blessings

On November 14, 2026, the author of the successful series 'Khom Khlang' visited the Ruesi Nen That Phuttha Khun hermitage in Bang Sai District, Ayutthaya, to perform a ritual of gratitude and seek further blessings from the statue of Pu Ruesi Phrommet. The visit attracted significant attention from visitors and locals who frequent the site for spiritual merit-making and traditional fortune-telling practices.

The hermitage is a well-known destination for those seeking to pay respects to various sacred figures, including a 16-meter-tall statue of Thao Wessuwan, Ganesha, and the spirit of Chao Sua Heng. Visitors often bring offerings such as red water, toys, and bicycles to fulfill vows or seek good fortune. A central focus of the site is the holy water basin, where devotees observe floating candle wax patterns to interpret potential lucky numbers. During this visit, observers reported seeing numbers such as 56, 214, and 3 forming in the water.

For travelers and residents, this site offers a glimpse into contemporary Thai folk beliefs and the intersection of popular media culture with traditional spiritual practices. While the site is open to the public, visitors should be aware that these activities are based on personal faith and local traditions. The accuracy of any interpreted numbers remains a matter of individual belief rather than factual prediction.