Wat Samian Nari, a 19th-century Buddhist temple along Bangkok’s Northern railway line, is infamous for spectral sightings tied to a tragic urban legend. Locals say two sisters were struck and killed by a passing train near the temple decades ago, and their ghosts—dressed in traditional Thai clothing—are still seen standing together by the tracks at night. Train drivers have reported sudden shadowy figures appearing on the rails before vanishing, sometimes triggering emergency stops. The temple itself, serene by day, becomes a focal point of ghost tours after dark; countless Thai social media users claim to have captured pale figures in photos taken from the pedestrian bridge nearby.