Donation of a coffin

This establishment was founded by overseas Chinese from Chaozhou in 1959, with the mission of "saving the living and handling the deceased"—providing assistance to the living and managing funeral arrangements for the departed.
During the 2004 tsunami, they rushed to the scene immediately to recover bodies and assist with burials, relying entirely on donations from the faithful to sustain their operations. In Thailand, nearly five million people are so impoverished they cannot afford funeral expenses, leaving them dependent on the low-cost coffins provided by these organizations.

Since it stays open all night, we chose to go out in the dead of night. Though the temple had a lively atmosphere, it carried a hint of eerie dread. Upon entering, we saw rows of coffins neatly arranged, waiting for people to adopt them. Thais believe this is the greatest act of merit—once you donate, your fortune will skyrocket!
Bobby Chu, Gillian Chung, and Charmaine Sheh have all visited this temple dedicated to donated coffins. Many people say it's incredibly effective for turning one's fortune around.

Methods of Donating Coffins

👉🏻 In person (super simple process)

First, take a pink merit slip and fill in your name.

Donations at the counter: minimum 500 baht per coffin, additional donations welcome.

Attach the pink merit slip to the coffin and silently recite your wish; Take another slip to burn as an offering to the deities; Finally, burn the receipt along with it and toss the ashes into the nearby incense burner to complete the ritual.

📍 Location:
MRT Sam Yan Station, Exit 1. Turn left and walk for 2 minutes.

👉🏻 Donation Service
Don't feel like going out? No time to visit Bangkok? But still want to accumulate merit?
We offer a full-service proxy donation process, handling everything from name registration and label affixing to receipt burning and documentation—all completed under one roof.

Donating a coffin isn't waiting for death—it's waiting for good fortune to arrive!