Confusing where to locate the ferry boat across the river, which is down a rickety old alley over some planks of wood - no signage anywhere, had to ask a passer, fee to cross about 20 baht each. Crossing point is not far from reclining budha temple - 10 min walk. Temple is lovely and lots to see as you can walk up to the top for a good view point. Ticket price includes free water bottle.

Entrance fee $100 Baht cash. No credit card facility. Includes 320ml bottle of water. Access by public ferry, at the pier, cost $5 Baht cash. At the pier, there is also Thai costumes to hire. Noticed many tourists chose this option to take the photos at the temple. The temple has amazing architecture. The steps to the first floor are steep and narrow with no handrail. Caution on the way down. Great to see!

A magnificent temple, it is the third time in 7 years but each time it is a marvel. I must say it was rather hot, especially when you have to climb a lot. A part of the temple is closed now as the steps are really steep especially when you step down, going up wasn't bad but coming down was rather scary. I really enjoyed my time here . Don't miss the giant guardians, located at the entrance of the chapel. They have stood guard here for a very long time. Just fantastic. The principle pagoda, the scary steps one measures about 82 meters in height, We took the all day river Pass and for another 5 baht you can take the ferry across.

Easy to get to from the Hop on Hop off boat. Directions to the tourist entry could be clearer. Overall, a beautiful and intricate temple. Visited on NYE so it was very busy and they were setting up for an event so there was a lot of lights and cables being set up around the temple. It is not particularly large and there are only a few steps but they are very steep (be prepared).

Wat Arun was so beautiful we went around 3 pm and it wasn't crowded. The architecture is simply stunning, I highly recommend visiting! We took a boat across the river from Wat Pho Pier which cost 5 baht each. The entrance fee for Wat Arun is 100 baht and comes with a small bottle of water.

We arrived by ferry from the Wat Pho side, lovely to view from the water. The compound has many buildings, we did not climb the tower. We did check out everything on the grounds, marvelous workmanship in restorations. It didn'ttake as long as I'd thought.

Board the ferry from Tha Tien pier for 5THB one-way. Frequency of ferry is very high and there isn’t much waiting. Stunning temple but there isn’t much information (in english) to educate tourists on the infrastructure and buddha. Tourist can also rent traditional thai clothing while taking pictures at the vicinity.

Magnificent temple in Bangkok! The architecture with all the small details is well worth a longer visit. It can be reached by a small ferry from Wat Pho. A great combination for everyone who wants to see both.

This amazing Wat Arun is decorated with colourful glazed porcelain tiles and seashells. It is mesmerising to see the decorations. As it is a sacred place, do make sure you wear bottoms that go beyond your knees. Else, they will offer you a shawl to wrap around. The stairs at the temples are steep and narrow. Can be challenging for those who have difficulty climbing as there are no handrails to hold on to.

Amazing and beautiful temple, with lots to see. Amazing value for money - a bottle of water and cover ups included in the ticket price. It is right by the river, which is very attractive but also easy access to boat trips. There are also shops to buy clothes, souvenirs and attraction tickets.