Mah Song or entranced horses are devotees whom the gods enter during the festival. They manifest supernatural powers and perform self-tortures in order to shift evil from individuals onto themselves and to bring the community good luck. There are two categories of Mah Song. One who having had an intimation of impending and another who specially chosen by the gods for their moral qualities. More information
| chedule for street processions of Chinese Shrines | |
| 1 October 2008 | Sapam Shrine ( From the Shrine to Phuket Town ) |
| 2 October 2008 | Samkong Shrine ( From the Shrine to Phuket Town ) |
| 3 October 2008 | Ban Tha Rue Shrine ( From the Shrine to Phuket Town) Jang Ong Shrine ( From the Shrine to Phuket Town ) Kathu Shrine ( From the Shrine to Patong Beach ) Tae Gun Tai Tae Shrine ( From Shrine to Pasak Village and Ban DonMarket ) |
| 4 October 2008 | Bang Neow Shrine ( In Phuket Town ) Cherng Thalay Shrine ( In Thalang Town ) Gim Tsu Ong Shrine ( From shrine to Maikhoa Village ) |
| 5 October 2008 | Jui Tui Shrine ( in Phuket Town ) Gim Tsu Ong Shrine ( In Ban Don Village - Ban Kian Village-BanSakoo Villag Ban Naiyang Village- Airport-Muang Mai Village ) |
| 6 October 2008 | Kathu Shrine ( From the Shrine to Phuket Town ) Yok Ke Keng Shrine ( From the Shrine to Phuket Town) Ban Tha Rue Shrine ( From the Shrine to Yhalang Town) |
| 7 October 2008 | Sai Boon Tong Shrine ( In Phuket Town ) Bangkoo Shrine ( From Shrine to Sapam and Bangkoo Village ) |
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