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Easy accessible through river ferry, or grab a taxi from Bts Krungthonburi, temple is nice and quiet between the city among tourists crowd. nice amazing view from upper shrine, enjoy cool breeze and peace, the best part is giving bread and food to fish and pigeons, giving you a positive vibes, also for a small donation you can make free birds/ fish from cage. temple is nice with buddha and monk statues a must visit for a quick rejuvenate .…
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Date of experience: April 2019
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We walked here from the Anantara Riverside Resort, where we were staying. It took about 15 minutes to walk there. This is a beautiful small temple, which is unusual as it's at the top of a building. It has lovely views across to the city and the Chao Phraya River. We had the temple almost to ourselves, apart from some cats! It's definitely worth a short visit if you're in the area.…
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Date of experience: August 2018
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Was worth stopping but didn’t stay long. The time and detail was amazing but a little lost on teenagers.
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Date of experience: March 2018
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Wat Bukkhalo is a beautiful temple located near the Rama III Bridge on the Chao Phraya River bank. It was built in 1767 during the Ayutthaya Period. Buddha images have been placed on the rooftop of the temple and shaded from the sun by small sala structures. Enjoy the cool breeze and lovely views here. Feeding the river fish is a popular activity here to gain merits. Not a touristy temple, there are no crowds so you can enjoy peace and quiet here.…
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Date of experience: August 2016
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Since I haven't really decided what to think about this place I'll just tell it as I saw it. This isn't really on the way or close to anything mayor in Bangkok so it is a little strange to end up here. But if you are like me and will go here just because it exists and you have a bicycle, here is what you'll encounter. The temple itself is not special in size and beuty, but it is elevated and therefore has a very nice view of the Chao Phraya river with the city on the background. Apparently what is big to do here is feed the fish with bread and breadlike snacks that you can buy there. You'll see loads of fish eating from the surface endless food thrown by visitors.…
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Date of experience: September 2015
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