Jui Tui Shrine
Shrine · Phuket

Jui Tui Shrine

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Jui Tui Shrine is a Taoist shrine with multiple altars and deity statues. It draws crowds each year for the Vegetarian Festival, held in the ninth lunar month (late September or October). Look for the ornate roof details and daily incense rituals.

On day 3 of Bangkok, Phuket and Chiang Mai in 7 Days

Good to know

Tickets
Free entry
Time needed
30 minutes
Best time
During the Vegetarian Festival (late September or October)
Getting there
Soi Phuthon off Ranong Road in Phuket Old Town, reachable by songthaew or on foot

Itineraries with Jui Tui Shrine

Day 3 of Bangkok, Phuket and Chiang Mai in 7 Days

Phuket

How Jui Tui Shrine fits into a day.
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  2. 10:30Jui Tui ShrinePhuket
  3. 14:00Big Buddha PhuketPhuket
  4. 15:30Wat ChalongPhuket
  5. 18:00Promthep CapePhuket
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Jui Tui Shrine questions

What is Jui Tui Shrine known for?

It serves as a main site for Phuket's annual Vegetarian Festival with street processions and rituals.

When is Jui Tui Shrine open?

Daily from morning until evening. Exact hours are not fixed.

Is photography allowed inside Jui Tui Shrine?

Yes, but avoid flash during ceremonies and respect worshippers.

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