Maha Umathevi Temple
Description:
Maha Umathevi Temple is a Hindu temple built by Tamils who settled in Thailand after India was recognized as a British province.
The shrine was built in 1860. In the center of the temple, the main place belongs to the sculpture of Maha Umathevi, the wife of Shiva. The facade of the building is decorated with sculptures that depict Indian gods, and a copper dome perfectly completes the structure. Sometimes you can listen to Indian music in the temple.
In November every year, the temple hosts the traditional festival of festive lights Dipovali.