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Phraya Sriphuchong Mukdana , Naga Pong Kham Subdistrict, Wan Yai District | Mukdahan

Phraya Sriphuchong Mukdana Naga (Phraya Sriphuchong Mukdana Naga) | Mukdahan

This is the largest marble-adorned Naga statue in Thailand. Standing 11.11 meters tall, 51.40 meters long, and with a total diameter of 1.50 meters, it stands prominently in Kaeng Kabao Public Park. The name Phraya Sriphuchong Mukdana Naga means "the Naga who brings prosperity and glory to Mukdahan Province." This Naga is like the Earth Naga, one of the three Naga statues in Mukdahan. It is believed that those who pay homage to the Naga and pass under its belly will be blessed with happiness and fulfillment of their wishes. The Naga's belly is curved into three arches, with the first arch representing good health. The second arch beneath the Naga represents wealth, and the third arch represents success.
Phraya Sriphuchong Mukdana Naga is an important Naga statue and a famous landmark in Mukdahan Province, Thailand.
Location: Located in Kaeng Kabao Public Park along the Mekong River, Pong Kham Subdistrict, Wan Yai District, Mukdahan Province.
Distinctive Features: This exquisite pure white Naga sculpture is adorned with sparkling marble, believed to be the largest white marble Naga statue in Thailand.
Size: Approximately 11.11 meters in height, 51.40 meters in length, and 1.50 meters in diameter (information may vary slightly depending on the source).
Beliefs: It is revered by people in the Mekong River basin and tourists who come to pray for good fortune. He is believed to be one of the most important Naga deities guarding the Mekong River in Mukdahan Province.
Furthermore, Phraya Si Phuchong Mukdahan Naga is considered one of the three most important Naga deities in Mukdahan Province.
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Address: Pong Kham Subdistrict, Wan Yai District, Mukdahan, Wan Yai, Mukdahan