[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Arun (Updated Mar)

#bangkoktrips Standing before the Temple of Dawn, Wat Arun, was a truly mesmerizing experience. This 17th-century temple, situated on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok, boasts a stunning 79-meter-tall spire adorned with colorful ceramics and glitzy decorations. As I explored the temple grounds, I felt a deep sense of history and culture. Wat Arun has been a revered Buddhist site since the Ayutthaya period, and its beauty and significance have been preserved for centuries. I felt humbled and inspired by the temple's grandeur and rich heritage.

🗺️🗺️ Day 1: Around Bangkok City, Night Market Day 2: Kwai Bridge Bridge, Death Railway, Kanchanaburi Safari Park, Day 3: Chao Pharya River Cruise, Wat Arun, IconSiam Day 4: Fly back to Kuala Lumpur 📍📍 Wat Arun, IconSiam, Bangkok City, Kanchanaburi Safari 🥘🥘 Tom Yum, Beef Soup, Padthai, Pad Kra Pao, MilkBun, Banana Pancake 🏠🏠 Bangkok City Suite 📷📷 Bangkok City, Kwai River Bridge, Death Railway, Kanchanaburi Safari 📣📣 Tips: Use BOLT apps instead of GRAB. Much cheaper

The Ultimate 5-Day Bangkok & Pattaya Adventure A Fun, Foodie, and Culture-Packed Trip! If you’re looking for an adventure that mixes culture, shopping, nightlife, and beach vibes, this 5-day trip to Bangkok and Pattaya is the perfect itinerary. Follow along as we explore temples, art, food markets, elephant cafés, and more! Day 1: Welcome to Bangkok! ✈️ Arrival & First Night in the City Touchdown at Suvarnabhumi Airport at 8:15 PM! After a quick transfer, we check into I Residence Hotel Silom, our cozy home for the night. 🍽 Dinner Time: Bangkok is a foodie’s paradise, and our first meal sets the tone for the trip—delicious Thai food and maybe a beer or two to celebrate our arrival! 💡 Tip: If you’re planning to extend your stay, ask the hotel about availability upon check-in. Day 2: Temple Hopping & Night Market Fun ⏰ Wake Up Call: 8:00 AM ☕ 9:00 AM – Breakfast Fuel up for a day of exploring! 🏯 10:00 AM – Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) One of Bangkok’s most iconic temples, Wat Arun is a must-visit. Rent traditional Thai costumes for the perfect Instagram shot! 🍛 12:00 PM – Lunch at Siam Paragon Time to feast at Siam Paragon’s food court, where we can try local dishes and grab a quick coffee. 🎨 2:00 PM – Bangkok Art and Culture Center For the art lovers, this creative hub showcases Thai contemporary art, photography, and design. ☕ 3:00 PM – Coffee Break at GATTA Café A stylish café stop before heading back to the hotel. 🛍 6:00 PM – Pratunam Night Market Shopping time! We hunt for trendy outfits, souvenirs, and street food snacks. 💡 Tip: Wear earth-tone colors for a chic temple look! Day 3: Off to Pattaya – Elephants & Nightlife ⏰ Wake Up Call: 7:00 AM 🚌 10:00 AM – Transfer to Ekkamai Bus Station The bus to Pattaya takes around 2 hours. 🏨 1:00 PM – Check-in at Jomtien Palm Beach Hotel Time to drop our bags and hit the town! 🐘 2:00 PM – MongChang Café Ever wanted to have coffee with elephants? This café lets you interact with these gentle giants while enjoying your drink! 🛍 5:00 PM – Jomtien Night Market More shopping and street food before heading to Pattaya’s wild nightlife scene. 🍹 9:00 PM – Pattaya Walking Street We explore Thailand’s famous party street, known for its neon lights, live music, and buzzing energy. 💡 Tip: Wear black for the day and white for the evening to keep it stylish! Day 4: Island Getaway & Bangkok Cruise Night ⏰ Wake Up Call: 6:00 AM 🚤 7:00 AM – Bali Hai Pier → Koh Larn A 45-minute boat ride to Koh Larn, where we soak up the sun on Thailand’s beautiful beaches. 🏖 12:00 PM – Back to Pattaya & Check Out After freshening up, we head back to Bangkok. 🚎 2:00 PM – Bus to Bangkok 🏨 4:00 PM – Check-in to Hostel ⛴ 6:00 PM – Chao Phraya White Orchid Cruise Dinner with a view! This luxury dinner cruise along the Chao Phraya River offers breathtaking sights of Wat Arun, the Grand Palace, and Rama VIII Bridge—all lit up beautifully. 🍾 11:00 PM – Khao San Road One last night out in Bangkok’s ba

7-Day In-Depth Thailand Tour: Experience Exotic Culture! This amazing itinerary will show you a different side of Thailand. Save it now! -------- Thailand is located in the heart of Southeast Asia. It has a long history and unique culture. 🏯 Ancient temples, 🌴 beaches, and 🐘 elephants all show the charm of the Land of Smiles. Whether it's the Rose of Northern Thailand, Chiang Mai, or the bustling capital, Bangkok, you'll be left wanting more. -------- 🌴 Itinerary Suggestions: In-Depth Thailand Tour: Discover the Charm of Siam and Northern Thailand✨ DAY 1: ✈️ Arrive in Bangkok. A private car will pick you up and take you to your hotel to rest and adjust to the time difference. DAY 2: Wat Arun > Chao Phraya River > Grand Palace > Wat Phra Kaew. Experience the cultural charm of ancient Siam. In the evening, head to Maharaj Pier and Wat Pathum Wanaram to experience Bangkok's nightlife. DAY 3: Free time in Bangkok. We recommend visiting Ancient Siam, Safari World, or the Giraffe Park in Kanchanaburi🦒. In the afternoon or evening, fly to Chiang Mai✈️ and look forward to experiencing the unique charm of this small city in Northern Thailand. DAY 4: In Chiang Mai, visit Wat Chedi Luang and Tha Phae Gate. Stroll along Nimmanhaemin Road and experience the artistic atmosphere of Chiang Mai. Then, head up Doi Suthep to visit Wat Phra That Doi Suthep and enjoy a panoramic view of Chiang Mai. In the evening, visit the Chiang Mai Night Bazaar and try some authentic snacks. DAY 5: Free time in Chiang Mai. We recommend visiting an elephant sanctuary or the Red, White, and Blue Temples in Chiang Rai🛕 to experience the slow pace of life and small-town stories in Chiang Mai. DAY 6: Continue exploring Chiang Mai. You can try ziplining or hiking in Doi Inthanon National Park⛰️ to get close to nature and enjoy the unique charm of Chiang Mai. DAY 7: ✈️ Depart from Chiang Mai. A private car will take you to the airport. End your wonderful trip to Thailand and return home with fond memories. -------- Must-Visit Attractions: 🏰 Grand Palace: A symbol of the Thai dynasty. Enjoy the splendor of Thai art! 🌊 Chao Phraya River: The soul of Bangkok. Watch speedboats and cargo ships pass by and feel the pulse of the city. 🏯 Wat Arun: Don't miss this famous temple. The pagoda is solemn, the murals are beautiful, and the traces of history are clear. -------- Travel Tips: - Compare prices for local specialties. Visit markets and malls to avoid spending too much money💸. - Try the local food. Don't miss the curry shrimp and mango sticky rice. They're delicious and unique🍤🍚. - The local currency is the Thai baht. The exchange rate is about 5:1 with the Chinese yuan. Calculate in advance for convenience💰. - The weather in Thailand is pleasant in February. The average temperature is about 25°C, so it's perfect for wearing shorts and T-shirts🌞. -------- Enjoy the exotic culture of Thailand and don't forget to capture your travel memories!🌴✨

📍 Bangkok 6-Day Travel Itinerary 🇹🇭 🚩 Sightseeing Route – Explore cultural landmarks, bustling markets, and vibrant neighborhoods 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions – Temples, street food, and river cruises 🚇 Transportation – BTS, MRT, tuk-tuks, and ferries 📷 Photo Spots – Grand Palace, Wat Arun, Chatuchak Market 🍜 Local Cuisine – Pad Thai, mango sticky rice, Tom Yum Goong 🏠 Accommodation – Amara Bangkok, SO/ Bangkok 💡 Tips – ✔️ Best time to visit: November–February for cooler weather ✔️ Currency: Thai Baht (THB), cash is preferred in markets ✔️ SIM Card: AIS or TrueMove for good coverage ✔️ Dress code: Cover shoulders & knees when visiting temples ✔️ Be cautious of tuk-tuk scams; negotiate prices in advance #bangkok #tomyum #travel #staycation #naturalwonders

Wat Arun The Temple of King Cheng is a famous landmark on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River🛥️💛 I heard that the sunrise and sunset 🌅 here are very beautiful 🥹 But because of the schedule and this time mainly to photograph Thai clothes so chose the time before noon to go 🩷 Although there is no sunrise or sunset 🌄! But it is worth it for its unique architectural style and beautiful murals! It really has large and small colored porcelain and patterns on every inch of the wall 😍😍 Inside the temple it's really beautiful to take pictures from every corner 🙂↕️😍 So there were really super many people coming to take pictures in Thai clothes! 👧🏻🧒👦🏻👩🏻🧑🏻👩🏻🦰👨🏻👨🏻🦱 To have crowds of people and hot to silly mental preparation 🤣🤣 You have to seize the opportunity to take photos that are not crowded😆 Thai service🤍 First experience💙 When you go to Thailand 🇹🇭, you must try wearing Thai clothes😆🤍 Compared to kimono and hanbok ~ it is really super quick to wear 😆 Turns out her upper body was flat mouth underwear plus a long cloth wrap over the left arm plus some buttons composed ~ wear and remove are very convenient and fast 🤣 But girls be careful‼ ️ Remember to prepare a tighter flat underwear Because it is going to fasten the Thai suit directly into the flat-mouth underwear In addition, many Thai clothing shops will also provide earrings, necklaces and handbags for you to match But that day I was very sensitive after wearing it @@ If you are worried about sensitivity like me, you can prepare your own matching jewelry in advance💎 #Bangkok Attractions #Tseung King Temple #Thaiwear Experience

Wat Arun is one of my favorite temples in Bangkok. Last time I took photos alone, I said I wanted to take photos with my daughter. I didn't expect to meet her in Thailand so soon. It feels a bit magical. Anyway, today I'm going to share with you some tips for taking photos with kids at Wat Arun, including photo spots and Thai costume rental tips. . 🏷️Thai Costume Rental Last time I rented a costume at the temple pier entrance. It cost 300 baht until 5 pm. The price was cheap, but the quality of the clothes was average, the changing environment was not good, and I couldn't take photos of the sunset because I had to return the clothes by 5 pm. This time I went to Sense of Thai with my daughter. I made a reservation in advance, so I didn't have to wait. Their Thai costumes are quite fairy-like. If you like macaron colors, you can consider them. Dudu chose her own clothes, and I matched her outfit. The disadvantage of these two places is that they don't include makeup and hair styling. In fact, hair styling is quite important, so you can look for more places. . 🏷️Photo Tips: ▪️The recommended shooting time is two hours before sunset. The light is very soft at this time, which is very suitable for taking backlit photos of "glowing girls" with a full atmosphere. ▪️The recent sunset is at 6:30 pm. If the weather is good, be sure to go out before closing time to take photos of the sunset. ▪️Photo Spots: It's not easy to find photo spots when taking photos with kids because they are relatively short. It's nice to take photos on the stairs. ▪️Camera: Sony A7R4+55 F1.8 and iPhone My photos were taken by my husband. I adjusted the camera and found the photo spots, and he was responsible for pressing the shutter. . 🏷️Tickets & Transportation: The temple ticket is 100 baht. You can't enter wearing a vest or shorts, but a sarong is provided at the entrance. Transportation: Take a ferry from any pier to Wat Arun. Bangkok, Thailand

～～～ I've been to Bangkok 5 times Here are 9 places worth visiting For those visiting Bangkok for the first time Save this post🌟 ❶ Wat Arun A Bangkok landmark on the Chao Phraya River. I recommend viewing the full view from the platform or restaurant across the river. The sunset is stunning🌅 ❷ Wat Phra Dhammakaya The 69-meter-tall bronze Buddha looks like it's meditating🧘 It's very impressive ❸ Bubble In The Forest A coffee shop with a great environment, known as the "Little Maldives of Bangkok." It's a great place to take photos📷 It's also very cheap, with drinks costing just over 100 baht. I recommend going when it opens in the morning, otherwise you'll have to wait for a table ❹ After The Rain A tropical rainforest coffee shop just a 10-minute drive from the Little Maldives. It has a long coconut grove river where you can row a boat for free. It has a great vacation vibe! It's very cheap, with food and drinks costing less than 200 baht per person ❺ Chinatown One of the largest and most prosperous commercial areas in Bangkok. There are lots of delicious foods. At night, the neon lights make you feel like you're in "Detective Chinatown"🎬 ❻ Sky Bar A rooftop bar in the Pixel Building where you can overlook the whole of Bangkok. It has a great atmosphere🍹 ❼ The Grand Palace + Wat Phra Kaew A symbol of the Thai dynasty. Everyone visits here on their first trip to Bangkok ❽ Wat Pho The oldest temple in Bangkok. It has the world's largest reclining Buddha. There are far fewer people than at the Grand Palace, and the architecture is beautiful ❾ Maeklong Railway Market Watch a train drive through a vegetable market and experience the most dangerous vegetable market. It's very exciting and has a great local atmosphere. I recommend visiting with Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. You can rent a car to get there · 🚩Itinerary: 🔸 Day 1: Wat Pho → Wat Phra Kaew → The Grand Palace → Wat Arun sunset → Chinatown Night Market 🔸 Day 2: Wat Phra Dhammakaya → Bangkok Art and Culture Center → Siam Square - Sky Bar night view 🔸 Day 3: Bubble In The Forest → After The Rain, just 10 minutes apart 🔸 Day 4: Maeklong Railway Market → Damnoen Saduak Floating Market

Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchawaramahawihan (Thai: วัดอรุณราชวราราม ราชวรมหาวิหาร pronunciationⓘ ) or Wat Arun (Thai pronunciation: [wát ʔarun], "Temple of Dawn") is a Buddhist temple (wat) in the Bangkok Yai district of Bangkok, Thailand. It is situated on Thonburi on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River. The temple derives its name from the Hindu god Aruṇa, often personified as the radiations of the rising sun. Wat Arun is among the best known of Thailand's landmarks. Although the temple has existed since at least the 17th century, its distinctive prang (spire) was built in the early 19th century during the reigns of Rama II and Rama III

Here’s my list of top places to visit in Bangkok! 🛕Wat app - If you are there by 9am you can join the monks chanting int the temple! 🛕 The Grand Palace - it gets very busy here to plan to go early 🥂 Drinks overlooking the Wat Arun 🏙️ Skyline views from Lumphini Park 👕 Buy all your presents and clothes at Chatuchak Weekend Market 🎭 Morden Guru at ICON SIAM mall 🌇 ICON SIAM for views of city at sunset for free - 6thFL 🥡 China Town for lots of tasty street food 🐥Duck peddle boats in Lumphini Park - free to use! Ask in the comments if you have any questions ❓#bangkok #thailand #travelguide #travel #Free in Bangkok

This time, I'll write about my experience wearing nice Thai clothes and visiting the famous "Wat Arun" in Bangkok! This time, I decided to wear Thai clothes together to make some final memories with my friend who is returning to Japan! I didn't know much about Thai clothing rental shops, so my friend recommended one. ● "Baanwangdoem7 (บ้านวังเดิม 7 เช่าชุดไทย) Thai Costume rental service" My friend told me there was another shop he recommended, but this time I used this rental shop. It's a rental shop within a 5-minute walk from Wat Arun. The inside of the shop was smaller than I expected, and even though it was a weekday, the store was overflowing with customers. There were colorful Thai clothes hanging on hangers in the shop, and I had a hard time deciding what to wear, but I had already had a general idea of ​​what to wear by searching for Thai clothes and checking Instagram, so it didn't take as long as I thought it would. There were a lot of people there, so it didn't seem like there was time to take my time to decide. I chose gold this time. As I walked around Wat Arun, I saw a lot of people wearing silver, and I thought it looked really nice, so I'd like to wear that next time if I have the chance! The menu prices per person are listed below. ↓Menu price per person --- Thai clothes + accessories: 300 baht (about 1,200 yen) Thai clothes + accessories + hair set: 350 baht (about 1,400 yen) Thai clothes + accessories + hair set + makeup: 650 baht (2,600 yen) *No deposit upon reservation --- My friend had used this shop before and made a reservation in advance. This time, after consulting with my friend, we chose the middle course, "Thai clothes + accessories + hair set"! It's such a good deal that you can get a hair set for +50 baht (about 200 yen)!! My friend said that she had done a lot of makeup before, so I decided to do my own makeup. I'm really surprised that I could have such a wonderful experience for about 1,400 yen. There was also Thai clothing for men, so it seems like couples could have fun too♪ We took turns trying on Thai clothing in the fitting room, but the fitting room was small!! The clothes were put in a bag and placed in the corner of the room. I had completely forgotten about it, but I wore regular underwear on the day, but Thai clothing is designed to expose one shoulder, so my underwear was visible. I thought I should have worn a tube top! But the lady who helped me try it on only took off one strap of my bra and tucked it inside, so it was fine. The other shoulder was covered with a thick sash, so it was no problem. After changing, the next step was to get my hair done. If you search for the store on Google Maps, you will see images of the actual hairstyle, so please use them as a reference (^^) You can choose from 10 different styles, from a to j. I chose f. There are both down and up styles, but since it was hot, I had my hair up. I thought it would take a long time, but the stylist was very efficient and it didn't take long! I didn't need to bring any rubber bands or pins. They also gave me the hair accessories shown in the photo. *Shoes and bags are not available for rental, so I recommend that you choose what matches your Thai clothes in advance and bring them with you. I brought gold high-heeled sandals and a small shoulder bag! *I asked if there were lockers at the store, and they said they didn't, so I think it's better not to bring too much luggage when wearing Thai clothes. (Other stores may have them.) You can leave the clothes you were wearing at the store. Once you're ready and excited, it's time to head to Wat Arun. It was very hot outside and I was exhausted, but I walked around the temple, took lots of great photos, and made some great memories. I'd like to try wearing Thai clothes in other colors! After returning the rental items, I was hungry, so I went straight to Iconsiam! It was hot and I got sunburned, but I don't often have the opportunity to wear Thai clothes, so it was a valuable experience. If you come to Bangkok, please try it! It's sure to be a wonderful memory ^^ I'll write more about Wat Arun at a later date. 📍"Baanwangdoem7 Thai Costume rental service" Opening hours: 08:00-18:00 Closed: None Instagram: @baanwangdoem7 #BangkokTrip2024 #100TravelStyles #bangkok #thailand #bangkok #thailand

Some say finding the best spot to photograph the Wat Paknam Buddha is a day's workout. Even with a phone, you can capture stunning shots! This Buddha at Wat Paknam is currently the largest in Bangkok, towering as high as a 24-story building. Its golden presence contrasts sharply with the surrounding streets and alleys. You might catch a glimpse of it from rooftops, the sky train, pedestrian bridges, or café terraces. To capture impactful photos, take a taxi or the metro to Tha Phra and follow the navigation points in order without retracing your steps. All locations are within walking distance: 📍0️⃣ Take the Blue Line metro to Tha Phra station's top floor for a great view. 📍1️⃣ Navigate to 'Bangkok Dockyard Café' to capture shots in the alley. Entry is 20 baht, which is deductible if you purchase something. Inside the café, you can take more photos (see images 4 and 5). 📍2️⃣ Look up at the Buddha from Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen within the temple grounds, no entry fee required. 📍3️⃣ Capture the Buddha's back from the bridge at Paknam Phasi Charoen Temple. You can photograph the side and back of the Buddha and enjoy the boat views below. 📍4️⃣ In the alley, navigate to 'Soi Thoet Thai 26' for shots of the Buddha with residential buildings. 📍5️⃣ For a riverside photo spot, navigate to '796 Soi Thoet Thai 26'. This is at a local's doorstep, accessible through a narrow alley. It's beautiful for portraits with the Buddha in the background. You can also pay to take photos from a boat. 📍6️⃣ Wat Paknam Buddha & Wat Arun: Navigate to 'At Talat Philu', a café where you need to order to access the rooftop for photos. 📍7️⃣ Navigate to 'Bangkok Yai District Office'. Once there, walk to the middle of the pedestrian bridge for a scenic shot of the Buddha and river. Due to many power lines, you'll need to lean on the railing for a clear shot. 📍8️⃣ Navigate to '8 Lat Ya Rd'. Take a taxi or bus, a 15-minute ride. Capture the Buddha with traffic from the pedestrian bridge. It's best during rush hour and sunset, but you'll need a 400+ telephoto lens! #WatPaknamBuddha #BangkokPhotoSpots #BangkokTravelGuide

Explore the stunning sights of Bangkok with this 3-day, 2-night itinerary that's perfect for photography enthusiasts. Visit the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha for some iconic shots. Don't miss the Reclining Buddha at Wat Pho and the majestic Wat Arun. As you stroll through the old town near the MRT Itsaraphap Station, capture the vibrant street markets. Chinatown offers a unique cultural experience, while Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen provides a serene backdrop with its giant Buddha statue. For the best photo spots, head to 796 Soi Thoet Thai 26, where you can capture the Buddha, river, and architecture all in one frame. Locals are friendly and will guide you, with clear Chinese signposts at intersections. For a dramatic shot of the Buddha, visit Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen Bangkok. Another great location is 60 Soi Phat Kasem 15, Lane 9, easily found on Google Maps. #CaptureTheMoment #TravelTemplate #TravelPhotography #WatArun #WatPaknamBuddha #Bangkok #Thailand #ThailandTravel #GrandPalace #WatPho #BangkokWatPaknam

1. Wat Arun: Located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River, capturing its beauty from the opposite bank or climbing to the top for a photo is breathtaking. 2. Wat Pho: Visit in the morning when it's less crowded to capture photos of Wat Pho, and find a quiet corner in the courtyard. 3. Marble Temple: This symmetrically beautiful temple is enough to make Instagram fans stop in their tracks. 4. Wat Ratchanatdaram: The 37 glittering golden spires are particularly eye-catching. 5. Wat Samphran: An 80-meter-high pink building surrounded by a giant dragon sculpture. You might even be lucky enough to walk through the dragon's internal tunnel leading to the temple. 6. Grand Palace: Located in the heart of Bangkok, you can encounter many international photographers here. 7. Ancient City: Not far from downtown Bangkok, you can photograph architectural wonders and temples. 8. Maeklong Railway Market: The market is located on both sides of the train tracks, with trains passing through the middle several times a day! Truly unique. 9. Floating Market: Boats along the canal are piled high with colorful produce, offering a unique photo opportunity. 10. Khao San Road Night Market: Lined with restaurants, bars, and stalls, with music in the air, it's a perfect spot for night market photography. 11. Ratchada Train Night Market: Hundreds of colorful tent stalls line the narrow alleys, making it very eye-catching. 12. Bangkok Sky Bar: Located on the 63rd floor, Sky Bar offers panoramic views of Bangkok and the Chao Phraya River. It's also a filming location for the movie 'The Hangover.' 13. Octave Rooftop Lounge & Bar: Located at the top of the Marriott Hotel Sukhumvit, enjoy the beautiful views over the city. 14. Vertigo & Moon Bar Rooftop: The twinkling city lights and skyscrapers make for a perfect photo backdrop. 15. Vanilla Sky Rooftop: Located on the 36th floor of the Compass Skyview Hotel, the neon lights paired with the bar and cityscape are amazing. #MyPhotography #Thailand #ThailandTravel #Bangkok #Photography #PhotoSpots

Experience a classic one-day tour of Bangkok with both land and water adventures. Visit iconic landmarks like the Big Buddha at Pratunam and Wat Arun. Enjoy a one-hour tuk-tuk ride through the old town and a scenic day cruise on the Chao Phraya River, covering all the popular spots. A photographer will accompany you throughout the trip to capture the best moments. **Highlights**: 1. Wat Arun: Known as the Temple of Dawn, it features the largest Mahayana stupa in Thailand with a unique 70-meter-high Khmer-style spire adorned with colorful glass and porcelain, earning it the nickname 'Thailand's Eiffel Tower'. 2. Big Buddha at Pratunam: A 20-story-high golden Buddha, visible from afar at the MRT station, is one of Bangkok's most popular attractions. 3. Grand Palace: A dazzling riverside complex showcasing the grandeur of Thai royalty, it is the largest and most complete palace complex in Thailand. 4. Wat Phra Kaew: One of Thailand's top three temples, it represents the spectacular architectural art of Thai temples. 5. Artsy Market: Experience the blend of old and new along the riverside, and taste Bangkok's local delicacies. 6. Tuk-tuk Tour: Visit the flower market, the giant red swing, castles, and Buddha street. 7. Chao Phraya River Cruise: Explore the famous spots along the ancient river, enjoying the blend of history and modernity. **Photography**: 1. Wat Arun photoshoot 2. Big Buddha photoshoot **Itinerary**: 7:50-8:30 AM | Free pick-up by business van (within designated area) 9:00 AM | Arrive at Big Buddha, photoshoot with photographer 10:30 AM | Visit Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew 12:00 PM | Experience a tuk-tuk ride around Bangkok 1:00 PM | Free time at Artsy Market, lunch on your own 2:10 PM | Board the panoramic Chao Phraya River cruise 2:30 PM | Visit Wat Arun (option for Thai costume photoshoot) 4:30 PM | End of tour, use the hop-on-hop-off river ticket to choose your next stop ➡ Option 1: Visit ICON SIAM, a premier international department store (free time) ➡ Option 2: Head to the Asian Night Market for treasure hunting (free time) ➡ Option 3: Continue sightseeing with the river cruise ticket or disembark at the pier closest to your hotel. **Included**: 💠 Shared hotel transfer within Bangkok city 💠 Grand Palace admission, Chao Phraya River hop-on-hop-off day pass 💠 Accident medical insurance 💠 Driver and guide **Tips**: 💡 Follow temple regulations: no sleeveless tops, shorts, slippers, or sandals allowed 💡 Respect local culture at religious sites: no loud noises, running, or strange poses - For detailed itinerary, click the top right corner to inquire. More exciting experiences await! #WeekendGetaway #TravelInspiration #ThailandTravel #Thailand #Photoshoot #Bangkok #ChaoPhrayaRiver #BigBuddha #WatArun #TukTuk

#BangkokTravel #Ahengwangmiao #同画世界customized birth weight bear #wedding gift #wedding #Thanksgiving gift #one-year-old gift #newborn gift #weight bear #customized #birthbear #Taiwan production #full moon #miyue ceremony 👉Remember to follow Director Mengmeng to see more🥰 Another famous tourist attraction in Bangkok, Thailand is Wat Arun. I have to say that this place is really spectacular. Although the entrance fee is 200 baht, it took a lot of time to build here. It is really worth it. Although there are many tourists, it is still very meaningful to see the historical monuments and it is also very suitable for taking pictures. It is nearby There are also many stores where you can compare prices and wear traditional Thai clothes. It’s really great to walk in Wat Arun. The Ayutthaya Dynasty was founded in Thailand. After Zheng Zhao moved his capital here to establish the Thonburi Dynasty, Thonburi District also became increasingly prosperous. The temple was completed in 1809 and rebuilt in 1847. It is the greatest innovation left behind by King Mengkut during the Ayutthaya period, and it is also the most splendid cultural heritage. This makes Wat Arun the oldest building and the most visited temple on the Chao Phraya River today. After entering with the ticket (you will get a stamp on your hand), you can get a small bottle of water with the Wat Arun label on it. The dreamy Temple Arun tile popsicles. After entering, there is a small freezer on the left hand side selling popsicles with Temple Arun tile designs. Each popsicle costs 89 yuan. After you pay, they will help you put away the outer packaging bags and boxes. Take it off. The most impressive thing is that the public toilets in Temple Arun are air-conditioned and free of charge😆

Located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok, Wat Arun is one of the oldest structures and is often referred to as the Thai version of the Eiffel Tower. It is also one of the must-visit classic attractions in Thailand. Even if you are not interested in temples or historical sites, Wat Arun is still a worthwhile place to visit. Whether you admire it from a boat or up close within the park, you will be amazed by its magnificent tower and exquisite craftsmanship! The park also features many souvenir shops where you can enjoy a delicate and delicious Thai milk ice cream.

#Temple tour Let's visit the Prang of Wat Arun Ratchawararam (Wat Chaeng) along the Chao Phraya River. ✨️ It is an important highlight that Thai and foreign tourists cannot miss. The Prang of Wat Arun is considered an important ancient site in Thailand. It is in very good condition even though it is over 200 years old because it is constantly being taken care of. The artistic patterns around the Prang are very beautiful and graceful. The colors are beautiful. There is 1 main Prang in the center and 4 secondary Prangs in each direction. There is also a shop that rents Thai clothes for taking pictures. Wherever you look, you will see people wearing beautiful Thai clothes. 💕 After visiting Wat Arun, I recommend crossing the river to the opposite side of Wat Arun to watch the sunset. It is very impressive. When it gets dark, the temple will turn on the lights of the Prang. It is very beautiful and stands out on the Chao Phraya River. ✨️ How to get there 🚆: Take a boat to Wat Arun Pier, or MRT Itsaraphap Station and then take a taxi. Opening and closing hours: 8:00 - 18:00 Thais get in free.

Wat Arun, located in Bangkok, Thailand, is a spectacular and renowned temple. It is famous for its unique architectural style and beautiful tile decorations. Climbing the main tower of the temple offers a panoramic view of Bangkok and the Chao Phraya River, making it an excellent spot for photography. The temple looks even more magnificent when illuminated at night. Although the steps are a bit steep, it is worth the climb. Overall, this is a must-visit tourist attraction that offers a deep sense of Thai culture and history.

#cityscape Wat Arun is one of Bangkok’s most picturesque temples, especially when its spires catch the golden hues of sunrise or sunset. The climb up the steep steps is well worth the view over the Chao Phraya River and the city skyline. The intricate porcelain mosaics and floral motifs on the temple’s facade are mesmerizing up close. It’s a must-visit, especially if you love photography.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchaworamahawihan .. or locals often call it Wat Arun or Wat Chaeng .. is a first-class royal temple of the Ratchaworamahawihan type and is the temple of King Rama II during the Rattanakosin period. It is located between Khlong Wat Chaeng and the Old Palace on the west side of the Chao Phraya River, Wat Arun Subdistrict, Bangkok Yai District, Bangkok. .. It is an ancient temple built during the Ayutthaya period. .. It is another check-in point where both Thai and foreign tourists like to take pictures and rent Thai costumes to walk around the temple. #VisitBangkok #WatArun

If you're traveling to Bangkok, you must visit the beautiful temple, Wat Arun!! Wearing traditional attire will make for great memories! ✅Wat Arun วัดอรุณราชวรารามราชวรมหาวิหาร 📍158 Thanon Wang Doem, Wat Arun, Bangkok Yai, Bangkok 10600, Thailand 🕰️Open daily from 08:00 to 18:00 💸200 Baht per person

#travelchecklist #100waysoftravel #thailand My Top 3 Recommendations for Visiting Wat Arun, Bangkok. Went there with my hubby and it’s a must do checklist for our Bangkok trip! Dress in Traditional Costume: Embrace the culture by wearing a traditional Thai outfit. It enhances the experience and helps you connect with the surroundings. Arrive Early: Get there right when it opens to enjoy the serene atmosphere and beautiful morning light before the crowds arrive. Stay Hydrated and Explore: Bring a refillable water bottle to combat the heat and take your time exploring not just the temple, but also the charming nearby eateries and views. #couplestrip #temple #bangkok #photoshoot #traditional #holiday #trip #beautiful

Wat Arun is a highly captivating Buddhist temple located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok, Thailand. It is renowned for its spectacular architecture and unique design. 🌟 Majestic Tower: The central tower stands at an impressive 79 meters tall, adorned with exquisite tiles and shells, leaving visitors in awe. ❕ Transportation: Easily accessible by ferry, offering scenic views along the river. Wat Arun is a must-visit attraction in Bangkok. Whether you are admiring its architectural beauty or experiencing the local culture, it promises an unforgettable journey.

Thailand's summer never ends, and Bangkok is just as photogenic! 🌞 1️⃣ **Wat Phra Si Mahathat (Sunset Spot🌇)** Navigation🔍 | Khlong San or 8 Lat ya rd, both spots are on the overpass for photographing the temple. The first overpass captures more of the Buddha statue. Address: Khlong San, Bangkok 2️⃣ **Wat Mahathat Ayutthaya (Buddha Head Spot)** About an hour from the city, there are many temple ruins here. It's recommended to spend a day exploring. You can check out car rental services on Tb, which are convenient and reasonably priced. Navigation📍 | Wat Mahathat Ayutthaya Address: Ayutthaya, Thailand 3️⃣ **Reflective Overpass Night View (Near Siam Center)** Navigation📍 | The overpass next to Siam Center. Address: Siam Center, Bangkok 4️⃣ **Wat Arun Night View Spot (Near Wat Pho)** Navigation📍 | Krungthai Bank, just in the nearby alley. Address: Wat Arun, Bangkok 5️⃣ **Siam Center Overpass Bangkok** Navigation📍 | Siam Discovery M Floor, you can exit from GATE3. Address: Siam Discovery, Bangkok 6️⃣ **Cafe Rooftop Buddha Spot** Navigation📍 | At Talatphlu, follow the navigation to the cafe and go up to the third floor. Address: Talat Phlu, Bangkok 7️⃣ **Wat Phra Si Mahathat Alley Spot and Riverside Buddha** Navigation📍 | 60 Phet Kasem 15 Alley, Lane 9, or navigate to the Shipyard Cafe to find it. Address: Phet Kasem 15 Alley, Bangkok 8️⃣ **Maeklong Railway Market** Navigation📍 | Maeklong Railway Market (1 hour 30 minutes from the city), train arrival times: 8:30, 11:10, 14:30, 17:40; departure times: 9:00, 11:30, 15:30. Transportation🚕 | Take a grob taxi or metro line to the outskirts of Bangkok. You can book a car on tb for convenient pick-up and drop-off. Address: Maeklong Railway Market, Samut Songkhram You can mark these locations on your map and follow the sequence to save time.

When traveling in Bangkok, traffic jam is an unavoidable problem. Fortunately, Bangkok has a dense river network. In addition to the MRT and BTS, the Chao Phraya River bus and the Klong Saen Sang Canal express boat routes connect the old and new city areas and various popular tourist attractions, making it easy to travel around Bangkok without traffic jams. Chao Phraya River bus boat The Chao Phraya River runs through the city. Many attractions in the old city are on the riverside. Orange-flagged boats operate back and forth, 16🐷, every 15-30 minutes: Sathorn: Bangkok's central pier, where you can transfer to BTS or take a boat to the Ferris Wheel Night Market and ICON Siam ICON Siam: Bangkok landmark with floating market and fountain night view Marine Department (N4): The essence of Shilongjun Road, the century-old Holy Rosary Church, the Chaoshan ancient house Su Hengtai House, the Hanwang Temple and Graffiti Lane, the riverside cafe, worth a visit Rachawong (N5): Chinatown and Guandi Temple Rajinee (N7): Museum of Siam, Wat Pho, Pakkhon Flower Market, you can also transfer to MRT Wat Arun: Temple of Dawn Tha Chang (N9): Grand Palace and Royal Fields Prannok (N10): Wanglang Market local morning market Thonburi (N11): Thonburi Railway Station, heading to Kanchanaburi Phra Archit (N13): Khao San Road Bang Po (N22): Transfer to MRT, close to the new train station Nonchaburi (N30): Nonthaburi, 🏁 station, with the Teak House Museum and affordable markets, and you can also go to the Ceramic Island ·Khlong Sheng Sang Canal Express Boat 🚢 Hidden transportation in the city center, driving fast and never stuck in traffic, divided into two sections, east and west, 10-20🐷, very convenient Panfa Leelard: The starting and ending station of the west line, not far from Wat Saket, Wat Suthat, and Khao San Road, and also close to restaurants such as Jay Fai and Xing Tai Kee Hua Chang: You can transfer to BTS and walk to Jim Thompson Museum and Siam Discovery Pratunam: The East-West Line interchange terminal, also the Siam central area. Very close to Pratunam Market, CentralWorld and BigC Asok: Transfer to MRT and Airport Express Saphan Mit Mahat Thai: Ramkhamhaeng University and Ramkhamhaeng Night Market, where locals go for cheaper and more fun #Bangkok #BangkokHotel #BangkokTravel

#bangkoktrip#historical My next stop in Bangkok after visited Wat Pho is Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchawaramahawihan, or better known as Wat Arun, an iconic historical landmarks in Bangkok. The sheer details and magnitude of this temple are the main attraction. We took a Chao Phraya Express Boat to Tien Pier (N8) from Wat Pho. After that, taken a cross-river ferry for only THB 4 to Wat Arun. The Wat Arun is quite a massive temple, it has the design features and structure of a Khmer-style pagoda. The central Prang is beautifully adorned with colorful porcelain and seashells, the intricate porcelain decorations are mesmerizing, I could've spent an hour admiring at the details. ⏩The Wat Arun is open everyday from 8am - 6pm. Admission fee: THB 200. ⏩Highly recommend taking a boat ride to Wat Arun for a unique perspective of the temple. In the evening, the view of the temple from the Chao Phraya riverbank is absolutely breathtaking! 📍Location: 158 Thanon Wang Doem, Wat Arun, Bangkok Yai, Bangkok 10600, Thailand.

#bangkoktravel Thailand's Wat Arun (Wat Arun), also known as the Temple of Dawn. The "Arun" in the name of the temple means light. The best viewing time is at sunrise. The temple looks particularly magnificent in the morning light. It is the most beautiful temple in Bangkok, Thailand. A famous Buddhist temple located on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River. This temple is famous for its spectacular architecture and unique style. The main tower (Prang) of Temple Arun is about 70 meters high and decorated with colorful porcelain tiles, showing Khmer and Chinese architectural styles. The history of Wat Arun can be traced back to the 18th century. It was originally a royal temple during the reign of King Rama I and later became an important religious site. #globaltravel #Bangkok Attractions

☀️Bangkok is still very hot in October. It is recommended to spend time in the shopping mall in the afternoon. Without further ado, here is the one-day check-in route for the scenic spots on both sides of the Chao Phraya River. Don’t turn back. Go to Baozi as soon as possible✅🔍Route: Pratunam Buddha —iconsiam—Temple Arun—Sunset on the Chao Phraya River—Chulalongkorn Food Street 1️⃣When the sun is not too bright in the morning, it is recommended to go to the Pratunam Buddha to check in at each seat. ⚠️Don’t be fooled by the pictures online. You can’t see the sunset from the Big Buddha. Don’t be stupid and wait for sunset! 📌Take MRT and get off at bang thai station, BTS and get off at wutthakat station, then walk to navigate 796soi thoet thai to Figure 8 Alley. All aircraft seats can be reached on foot. It is not recommended to take a boat. The river is really smelly and dirty... 2️⃣After taking pictures of the Big Buddha, it was already very hot at noon. Grab a taxi and go to the iconsiam shopping mall. You can spend a long time shopping at the floating market on the first floor with various snacks, delicacies and handicrafts! 3⃣️ After eating and drinking, we headed to Wat Arun around 4 o'clock. At this time, we were not so sunny. We went to the ticket office at Gate 2 to buy a boat ticket to Wat Arun for only 30 baht. It was only about three or four stops away. Wat Arun🎫Tickets are 100 baht. There are many ladies here wearing Thai clothes to take photos🧍🏻‍♀️Key points💢💢💢 4⃣️You need to make a reservation one or two months in advance to watch the sunset at the riverside restaurants. If you can’t make an appointment, don’t be discouraged. It costs 5 baht to take a boat to the other side from Wat Arun Pier. 🧭 Navigate to riva arun on foot and you will see the free photo terrace. ! Picture 123 was taken there. The dark blue sky and Temple Arun with the lights on are so beautiful🌇 5⃣️The last stop today is Chulalongkorn Food Street, just garb there, or you can choose the Chinatown Night Market nearby~ #ElevenTravelDiary #Ahengwang Temple Guide #How to get to Ahengwang Temple