In the quaint province of Uthai Thani, an intriguing tale of ancient lore and modern-day lottery fever has unfolded, drawing residents from near and far into a mystical excursion surrounded by curiosity and hope. Before the clatter of the lottery draw echoed through the province, locals and visitors alike found themselves captivated by the enigmatic allure of a 200-year-old takian tree, miraculously unearthed from the depths of a canal, a discovery that stirred more than just the waters of Thap Salao. The story began on a sunny morning on the 8th of July, in the humble village of Wang To Yang, nestled serenely within the Khaw Kwang Thong subdistrict. The scene was set for an unexpected journey of discovery as 39-year-old A, a skilled excavator operator, alongside his 26-year-old wife, Mai, embarked on a dredging mission in the tranquil waters that concealed the secrets of yore. Little did they know,…
