This was the first attraction we visited in Bangkok, we approached it via one of the many boats available. It was busy but you could still take photos, it worth noting you can’t take photos in the temple but for me there whole architecture of the temple is better. I think we were here no longer than 1.5 hrs before moving on.

And an important one at that, with a strong intellectual presence and past. The Chinese-inspired buildings and ceramics are stunning, but tourists here, especially farangs, are just optional extras and should show some respect and decency - also in reviews. Guys, you're just tolerated here; live up to it.

We came here after the prachat duck noodles . We took tutu (40bht) to the Thai pier, only to realise it costs us 2200bht to take a boat from this Thai pier. Then we took tutu again ( same driver to Wat Arun (400bht). Wat Arun is partly under renovation. Similar to Thai Palace n other places of interest. Many people has rented the Thai costumes to take pix ( price range from 150bht ..). Worth to include in ur itinerary.

Must visit place when you’re in Bangkok. So it’s definitely worth a visit if you’re interested in learning about Thai culture. The temple is absolutely beautiful and the grounds very clean. Ticket is 100 Thai baht and included a free bottle drinking water. You should be done within an hour including taking pictures. Looks better at night. You can rent the Thai transitional clothes in front of the temple for only 150-250 baht. I’d definitely recommend checking out Wat Arun. ขอบคุณมาก khàawp-khun mâak ná khráp ☺️

Definitely worth a visit. Amazing structure. Have to cross phraya river to enter temple. Even though we went on weekday it was very crowded. Can rent traditional thai clothes and take pictures.

After What Pho and Wat Pho Kaew (on the other side of the river) this is the third best temple in Bangkok. If you're efficient with time all three sites can be seen in one day as they are quite close by to each other. You cross the river by ferry which is quite fun in itself, and then the temple itself is incredibly beautiful and well preserved, in excellent condition and with vivid colours. Not as large as the other big temple sites, this can be seen in about an hour (not including the boat trip)

A popular place where many Thai and foreign tourist rent traditional Thai cloths to fit into the atmosphere of the temple of the dawn. An impressive 82 meters high construction with walkways around the construction. High steps to climb that could be tough for the less agile. Interesting to watch both temple and Thai dressed tourists

Wat Arun temple is very good Buddhist holy place located next to river bank. From 17th century, still well preserved. 100 Baht entry fees. Free water bottle available inside the temple.

When you see the light reflecting off Wat Arun you will then understand why they call it the temple of dawn. A true masterpiece of Asian architecture. Along with Wat Pho and the ancient city of Ayutthaya scribble down Wat Arun on your bucket list. It will not disappoint. Stunning views and great photo opportunities await!

Beautiful temple where is the Thai soap 「Love Destiny」backdrop, which started the trend to wear traditional thai outfit to take lots photos there. we picked Mahasane Costume to pick our outfit, make up n hair are also a must to include. price is great, hired a photographer is recommend, you will not regret.