Nakhon Si Thammarat's City Pillar (Lak Muang) is designed with the four faces of Brahma at the top. The gilded pillar is
protected by a perspex tube and surrounded by four smaller Brahma-style pillars. The red ceiling above the pillar has a large,
octagonal indentation with gilded reliefs of Rahu eating the moon. Among other statues in front of the pillar is one of
Jatukam Ramathep, the deity that inspired an amulet craze that swept the country in 2007.
The shrine is located on the northern side of the sports field, almost opposite the main tourist office, and just a short
walk from Ratchadamnoen Road.
