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- Eva DragoAugust 1, 2016Gorgeous template on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River. You can take a river taxi there and walk around, or view it from a river boat. The entire outside is made of broken pieces of porcelain.
- The Peninsula BangkokDecember 23, 2011This is a favourite among Bangkok’s many temples. Visiting this remarkable and highly recognisable site at sunset or sunrise is a stunning experience. Only in 1768 was it named the Temple of Dawn.
- Tawan VorathamDecember 15, 20183 temples to visit at this temple of dawn. Stunning view from the river upon sunset. Pagoda made with porch-lain from China and the 2 giant guards standing in front of the main gate is also signature!
- Kris AdriantoSeptember 26, 2014the temple of the dawn. Great view to the old city of bangkok at the top of Wat Arun. The stairs are very steep.
- Hayo BartOctober 2, 2018Beautiful temple situated on the bank of the Chao Phraya river. Way quieter than the Royal Palace, so a must if you're looking for some peace. Admission is just ฿50 and totally worth it.
- Tawan VorathamNovember 24, 20183 temples to visit at this temple of dawn. Stunning view from the river upon sunset. Pagoda made by porch-lain from China and the 2 giant guards standing in front of the main gate is also signature!
- Yarn LamMay 3, 2019The smaller pier has the boat which goes back and forth Wat Arun and Tra Tien for just 4 baht. Careful when climbing the stairs.
- Cenker KöseJune 7, 2018You can take the best picture just from the other side (balcony of the Eat Side Story) or from the little ferry working between two sides.
- CJAugust 12, 2017Beautiful architecture. Especially during sunrise or sunset. Take the ferry to travel from the grand palace for 3.5 b.
- HarryJune 25, 2016The stairs taking to the top of he structure is under renovation and so one may not find it any different especially if one has just visited the Grand Palace and the temples in it.
- John BoothJuly 26, 2015Under refurbishment at the moment. Best to hop across the river and view the temple at sunset / night when it's lit up.
- DrewskiJanuary 1, 2018Honestly the best way to see it is from the river or across the river, but the intricate details in the tiles are incredible.
- Hayo BartOctober 2, 2018Going here? Take the BTS to Saphan Taksin and take the express boat (orange flag) at a flat fee of ฿15. Avoid being ripped of by the Tourist Hop On Hop Off boat which goes at ฿150 / day or ฿50 / ride.
- Jay MarkJune 27, 20131 of the best temple inside bangkok, the panoramic view of the city along the river. You can see also the Grand Royal Palace. Dont forget your camera.
- Torzin SDecember 8, 2017No need to pay ticket, can see all thing from outside except you want to climb the stupa.
- Ricardo BatistaJanuary 24, 2018Smaller but beautiful temple. Pay 4 bahts to cross the river in under 8 mins!
- Princes PaleroNovember 20, 2014Very beautiful place but the stairs are too narrow and steep. You can rent thai trandition dress here and take photos. Hahaha.
- Phat BuoySeptember 26, 2014Stunning temple. Please do take care climbing the steps as very steep - remember it's easier going up than coming down, especially if you're a midget
- Viral VyasApril 2, 2015Place of worship so can't rate this place. It is now underconstruction. You should enjoy express boat ferry from here. Time & Money saving.
- ASIA VIAGGI TOURS MAXAugust 31, 2018Historic Important Temple become after the defeat of Ayutthaya in 1765-67 Start here to restored the power of Siam become a Governative Place where King Taksin, also called Phraya Taksin
- ThaiTourismGuideOctober 19, 2014Bangkok Canals Tour A boat along the legendary Chao Phraya River and some canals on the Thon Buri side is the most pleasant way to explore the city once dubbed “Venice of the East”. Read more
- Quentin LafonJuly 28, 2014A nice temple to visit. Go there by boat, it's the only way (and it's very cheap). Don't miss it !
- Victor WijayaJune 19, 2013Very very nice view & you should check out the market outside the temple too, some are cheaper!
- Juliet AmazonaAugust 31, 2013Climbing to the top is worth the steps of pain. You will have the view of the chao Phraya River.
- AlexNovember 30, 2014Pay 50baht for the climb up the wat arun!!! Definitely worth the climb. Spectacular view up there!!!
- @JaumePrimeroDecember 22, 2012I took the boat to get to this amazing temple, you won't regret it! Make sure you check out the Ordination Hall!
- Chris WagnerDecember 18, 2012Grad onto the handrail firmly as the steps to the highest point are very steep. The steepness of the steps makes for a great picture.
- Emma ClarkMay 18, 2013get the boat across the river to visit here, so cheap and worth it! Great little souvenir shop on site too.
- Cian BarrettNovember 24, 2016At night, Wat Arun is spectacularly lit and free of the throngs of tourists who flock here daily.
- More beautiful than ever since the renovations have been finished!
- Tâm AngelNovember 12, 2016Going here by taking the ferry near by Wat Pho. Just cost 3,5THB and way worth it
- Justin McCandlessMarch 18, 2015The main temple was being temporarily being renovated unfortunately, so we couldn't climb to the top!
- ThannawattDecember 10, 2011The full name of the temple is Wat Arunratchawararam Ratchaworamahawihan. Named after Aruna. The temple is so named because the first light of the morning reflects off the surface of the temple.
- mizz linMarch 2, 2015Do not climb up if u have a height phobia. Or else u have to sit down and shift your bum one step all the way down while other tourists laugh at u n take your photos
- Dmitry MaslovJanuary 25, 2014There is a small shrine, on the left to the entrance, monk there speaks good English and can tell you about Buddhism.
- Kimberley CDecember 28, 2014Amazing temple. Be careful of the steps though. The steps to get to the top part are too steep
- Dean & Deedo S. InlanJuly 1, 2012Great Pagoda in Thailand ... Take dinner at The Desk Restaurant you will have a great sunset view
- DenisJanuary 22, 2014Wait for the ferry with a yellow flag and some picture on pier 8. It will carry over you to Wat Arun just for 3 bahts.
- ThaiTourismguide dot comMay 31, 2012Amazing Bangkok Half Day Tour (Private Tour for 2-3 Person) Royal Grand Palace, Wat Phra Keaw, Wat Arun Read more
- Kris AdriantoSeptember 26, 2014From Samsen Road, you can reach here by Bus 32/53 to near wat po (6.5B) and go across the chao phraya river by boat (3B)
- Stacey BrookFebruary 22, 2016Wat Arun is almost directly opposite Wat Pho, so it is very easy to get to.
- Shangri-La BangkokMarch 5, 2012One of Bangkok's best known landmarks, Wat Arun stands on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River. King Rama IV gave the temple its present name - Wat Arun Rajwararam.
- Henz LimSeptember 4, 2011U should go to upstairs, but be carefull and should take a pic at the stairs.. Beautiful!
- 4sq ThailandAugust 8, 2011One of the most attractive temples in Thailand. Wat Arun is considered one of the most well known of Thailand's many landmarks.
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