Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchawaramahawihan on Postcard

"Temple of Dawn Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) is a Buddhist temple in Bangkok 's Yai district. It is situated on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River. The temple is one of the best known Thai landmarks. The mosaics which cover the temple create a pearly sheen during sunrise and sunset. Ferries can be caught at the Tha Tien Pier across the river from Wat Arun every couple of minutes. Tha Tien Pier is located near the Grand Palace and Wat Po."

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"Supanniga Eating Room's riverfront restaurant is located opposite of the Temple of Dawn and serves authentic Thai flavors." - Krittiya Wongtavavimarn

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"Catch the ferry to Bangkok’s dazzling, Cambodian-style Buddhist pagoda, or tack it on to your Wang Lang run (it’s about five minutes from there via tuk-tuk)."

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Anova Fatimah

Google

The temple is picturesque. It's covered in colored tile like material. Be careful, especially for the elderly and kids, because some of the stairs are steep and not accompanied with railings. Not too crowded and not as expensive as the grand palace. Do visit in the morning when the weather is nice and not too hot. If you visit at noon, it would be scorching hot.

Nivedita Toppo

Google

My visit to the Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun) was one of the most picturesque and serene experiences during our trip to Bangkok. This iconic riverside temple, with its towering spires and stunning riverside views, provided a perfect blend of cultural exploration and breathtaking beauty for me and my friends. Very beautiful, detailed and intricate architecture. Dress Code: Like other temples, Wat Arun has a dress code, requiring shoulders and knees to be covered. Plz do visit this place.

Disharatnam Varatharatnam

Google

It was religious place, nice view and architecture marvel of Thailand. You have to visit in the evening to get the nice view.if you go to dinner cruise, you can get the view. 200 bhat ticket and you can spend good time there. Also you can wear transitional dress and take pictures or hire photographers there. You have to wear long sleeves cloths for these temples and it was worth visiting if you are in Bangkok

Manish Negi

Google

A very beautiful temple among all the temples in Bangkok. Preferable time to visit is early morning 8am (opens)or the late evening 6pm (Closes). It looks best in the evening though. the entry fee is 200baht when I visit (15 September 2024). If you have many temple options then this should be your first priority.

Andrés Ormaza

Google

Wat Arun is an absolute must-see in Bangkok! The intricate details of the temple are breathtaking, with its stunning architecture and beautiful riverside location. The views from the temple, especially at sunset, are mesmerizing. It’s a great place to immerse yourself in Thai culture and history, with plenty of photo opportunities. Make sure to dress appropriately and be ready to climb some steep steps for the best views. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Bangkok

tarng pal

Google

If you're in Thailand then Wat Arun is a must visit place. It's a temple. The ticket is around 200 B when we visit. The view is Majestic and peaceful. You need to give proper time just to see the beauty it holds. If you want then you can buy Traditional dress also, for that shops are also there inside and outside both. May be my photo is unable to show the beauty of this place.

Thao Nguyen

Google

Wat Arun is not only visually stunning but also offers a memorable cultural experience. Don’t miss trying the unique Thai tea ice cream, a refreshing treat you can only find here. For those wanting an authentic touch, you can rent traditional Thai clothing for around 150 baht, adding a special flair to your photos. Entry is 200 baht per person can get on site at the entrance, and while the temple can get quite busy, the atmosphere, vibrant architecture, and scenic views make it worth every moment. A must-visit when in Bangkok!

Shashank Parsheera

Google

It’s from some of the most famous and most visited places in Bangkok and it’s always full of tourists and it’s really a must visit place. You can try wearing traditional Thai dress and click pictures. The temple is very beautiful and amazing. You can also enjoy the boat ride from the backside of temple. Many cafes are also available inside where you can enjoy the food.

Anova Fatimah

Google

The temple is picturesque. It's covered in colored tile like material. Be careful, especially for the elderly and kids, because some of the stairs are steep and not accompanied with railings. Not too crowded and not as expensive as the grand palace. Do visit in the morning when the weather is nice and not too hot. If you visit at noon, it would be scorching hot.

Nivedita Toppo

Google

My visit to the Temple of Dawn (Wat Arun) was one of the most picturesque and serene experiences during our trip to Bangkok. This iconic riverside temple, with its towering spires and stunning riverside views, provided a perfect blend of cultural exploration and breathtaking beauty for me and my friends. Very beautiful, detailed and intricate architecture. Dress Code: Like other temples, Wat Arun has a dress code, requiring shoulders and knees to be covered. Plz do visit this place.

Disharatnam Varatharatnam

Google

It was religious place, nice view and architecture marvel of Thailand. You have to visit in the evening to get the nice view.if you go to dinner cruise, you can get the view. 200 bhat ticket and you can spend good time there. Also you can wear transitional dress and take pictures or hire photographers there. You have to wear long sleeves cloths for these temples and it was worth visiting if you are in Bangkok

Manish Negi

Google

A very beautiful temple among all the temples in Bangkok. Preferable time to visit is early morning 8am (opens)or the late evening 6pm (Closes). It looks best in the evening though. the entry fee is 200baht when I visit (15 September 2024). If you have many temple options then this should be your first priority.

Andrés Ormaza

Google

Wat Arun is an absolute must-see in Bangkok! The intricate details of the temple are breathtaking, with its stunning architecture and beautiful riverside location. The views from the temple, especially at sunset, are mesmerizing. It’s a great place to immerse yourself in Thai culture and history, with plenty of photo opportunities. Make sure to dress appropriately and be ready to climb some steep steps for the best views. Highly recommended for anyone visiting Bangkok

tarng pal

Google

If you're in Thailand then Wat Arun is a must visit place. It's a temple. The ticket is around 200 B when we visit. The view is Majestic and peaceful. You need to give proper time just to see the beauty it holds. If you want then you can buy Traditional dress also, for that shops are also there inside and outside both. May be my photo is unable to show the beauty of this place.

Thao Nguyen

Google

Wat Arun is not only visually stunning but also offers a memorable cultural experience. Don’t miss trying the unique Thai tea ice cream, a refreshing treat you can only find here. For those wanting an authentic touch, you can rent traditional Thai clothing for around 150 baht, adding a special flair to your photos. Entry is 200 baht per person can get on site at the entrance, and while the temple can get quite busy, the atmosphere, vibrant architecture, and scenic views make it worth every moment. A must-visit when in Bangkok!

Shashank Parsheera

Google

It’s from some of the most famous and most visited places in Bangkok and it’s always full of tourists and it’s really a must visit place. You can try wearing traditional Thai dress and click pictures. The temple is very beautiful and amazing. You can also enjoy the boat ride from the backside of temple. Many cafes are also available inside where you can enjoy the food.

Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchawaramahawihan

Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchawaramahawihan

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