The Taipa Erawan Shrine, also known as the Four-Faced Buddha, is located in front of the Macau Jockey Club in Taipa, Macao, and it is also the first Hinduism temple in Macao. The temple is built for praying to the Four-Faced Buddha, who is one of the three main gods of Hinduism, and the four faces represent career, love, healthiness and fortune. The statue of Four-Faced Buddha was moved from India to Macao in 1984, and when believers pray to the Buddha, they usually use flowers, Indian joss sticks and wooden elephants, or some times they would set the sparrows free.

The Birth of the Erawan Shrine held annually at the temple in 9th November is co-organized by the Association of Thais in Macao and the Macao’s Thailand Chamber of Commerce. During this event, Hindis will pray for the world peace and happiness for residents in Macao and Thailand.

澳門氹仔賽馬會前地四面佛神殿俗稱「四面佛」，是澳門第一座印度教神殿，神殿內奉祀四面佛，意為梵王，梵王是印度教三大主神之一。該四面佛於1984年由泰國運來澳門，佛有四尊佛面，分別代表了事業、愛情、健康與財運，掌管著人間的一切事務。人們拜四面神時通常用鮮花、香燭和木象，或將麻雀放生。

每年十一月九日在澳門賽馬會前地四面佛神殿舉行「四面佛寶誕」，是居澳泰僑協會和澳門泰國商會協辦的拜祭儀式，除了祈求世界和平外，更為澳門和泰國居民祈福。

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