Temple of Dawn- Wat Arun Bangkok
Wat Arun is a popular temple in Bangkok, on the other side of Chao Praya river. We spent a short while here, about 30 minutes or so (because we came in via a boat ride and we were asked to return in about 20 mins)I believe we could explore only a part of it, but being our last day in city we'd seen enough of temples, hence didn't mind returning after a short exploration
I don't have too much text to narrate- wikipedia is good at those details if you're interested. Sharing some photos below
Climbing up 100s of step is a nice exercise and we went up as high as steps allowed. Besides exercise, it allowed good view of the city.
I don't have too much text to narrate- wikipedia is good at those details if you're interested. Sharing some photos below
Temple entry fee was 20 baht per person and we were also charged a boat parking fee of 20 baht.
Climbing up 100s of step is a nice exercise and we went up as high as steps allowed. Besides exercise, it allowed good view of the city.
- Wat Pho (Temple of reclining or sleeping Buddha) *Golden Buddha temple (Wat Tramit)
- Golden Mount Temple (Wat Saket) * Bangkok canal ride in long boats
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The Temple of Dawn truly :) very beautiful temple, with really great history. being situated on the river bank..gives it a spectacular view :)
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ReplyDeleteLovely place indeed.All their beauty is nicely captured.
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ReplyDeleteIndrani: Thanks. yes, we too climbed till top, as far as the stairs took us
beautiful.... its good you did not write too much about it..there's always wikipedia :)
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Hi Shrinidhi
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Wonderful tour of the beautiful temple.
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