The architectural style is unique, exquisite and elegant! The exit is the pier, which is convenient for taking the ferry. It is also opposite to the Internet celebrity wine bar restaurant to watch the beautiful night view of the temple lighting. Be sure to rent a set of traditional Thai clothes at the entrance to experience the local customs and folk customs, and take beautiful photos! It is one of the most beautiful places I have visited in many tourist attractions around the world! Worth recommending! 🥰

I think like a lot of monuments they look better when admired at a distance. It’s crowded and popular and so I I think the best option is a Quick Look round but see from the river at night. I did like it though. It’s worth a visit undoubtedly and a great as t place.

I visited Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) as part of a cruise ship excursion visiting the top sights in Bangkok. I really enjoyed my stop here. We had about an hour which was enough time to admire the beautiful temple spires that make up this religious site, which apparently is the most photographed of all the temples in the city. The temple is located right alongside the river and we arrived there by boat. A ferry runs between Wat Arun and the Wat Pho complex the opposite side of the river. It was very busy there but that didn't distract from the beauty of the site, and it was curious to watch all the locals in their finest dress and wedding outfits posing with their parasols for photos. Not sure if that happens every day or just because we were visiting on a Sunday but it was fascinating to see. If you want to shop, there is a local market that runs along one side of the site with very affordable gifts, magnets, etc. Wat Arun was one of the highlights of my visit to Bangkok.

Wat Arun is the most remarkable ancient temple in Thailand to me. The sophistication of decorations and the intricate structure of the main building bring all the visitors in awe. I would strongly recommend tourists to pay a visit on a sunny day as the blue sky forms fantastic contrast with the white porcelains on the stupa.

Wow, Wat Arun is one place I will never forget, it is that beautiful. Cheap too, only 100 Baht ($3). You can use the hop on hop off boats to get across the river to it, or a Grab driver can get you there no problem. The temple has the same sort of amazing architecture as many of the buildings at the Grand Palace or Wat Phra Chetuphon (2 other Bangkok favorites). The textures and colors were spectacular. Plus, you get to climb this one! Not all the way up, the narrow steps to single towers are off limits. But you get to climb the lower levels and explore. Plus, many Thai people put on traditional Thai dress for photos, so you get to see some gorgeous clothing too. (There is a little shop by the entrance that rents it.) At night the temple glows golden, one of the most eye catching and beautiful things on the river. Stunning. Don't miss this remarkable place!

For me, Wat Arun is a must-visit destination in Bangkok. Beautiful architecture, prime location, visible from the Chao Phraya River. I was particularly impressed by the architecture of this temple, different from previous temples I had seen. Under the sunlight, the temple seemed to shine in the ancient space.

A different type of building structure to the other places we visited. It was amazing to see and so many people dressed up in traditional Thai clothes that can be hired in the market on the site. Go early to avoid the crowds.

Incredibly beautiful temple with unique carved figures throughout it's exterior. As soon as you enter the gates you need to have knees and shoulders covered. You are fine with T Shirt as long as you can't see armpits or shoulders. They sell elephant pants for 200 baht. You only have to take your shoes off if you enter the tiny temple bit. Get here as early as you can as there is no breeze and it's a lot cooler

This time I visited the Wat in the evening. It is closed in the darkness but you can make pretty pictures and there is a great silent atmosphere without hundreds of tourists. I enjoyed this time in the evening as much as you visit the whole area during the day.

It is a magical place Really very beautiful and full of details in every corner. In addition to the wonderful buildings and statues, it is spectacular to see Thais in their traditional costumes go to this place for photo sessions, which gives it a very special atmosphere. Admission includes a small bottle of water From here you can go to the Grand Palace by boat and the journey takes less than 10 minutes