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Vid bredden av Chao Phraya-floden står Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchawaramahawihan som en majestätisk skönhet, som en juvel i Bangkok. Denna arkitektoniska underverk, allmänt känd som Morgonens tempel, häver sig i en storslagen prang, dekorerad med krossat glas och kinesisk porslin, som fångar solens strålar och glittrar i en färgsprakande symfoni. När morgonens första ljus träffar templet framträder en silhuett som är både imponerande och poetisk, en dröm för fotografer och alla som söker skönhet.

De branta, smala trapporna leder modiga besökare till svindlande vyer över floden och den livliga staden som breder ut sig längre bort. Atmosfären i detta heliga rum är en unik blandning av vördnad och livsglädje; doften av rökelse sveper genom luften och klosterbröders harmoniska böner skapar en lugnande aura. Varje vrå av komplexet är prydd med exakta statyer och blommotiv som berättar historien om buddhistisk mytologi, vilket gör att varje steg genom templet är som en resa genom tid och tro.

I närheten finns bryggor som bjuder in resenärer att utforska floden med båt, vilket ger en annan synvinkel av denna storslagna plats och en inblick i det traditionella livet vid vattnet. Wat Arun handlar inte bara om att fängslas av dess skönhet; det är en djup spirituell upplevelse, en möjlighet att knyta an till Thailands rika kulturarv. Ett besök här lovar minnen insvepta i skönhet och stillhet, och bör absolut sättas på listan över platser att upptäcka under ditt äventyr i Bangkok.

Monumental Buddhist temple right on the river, with an iconic, ornately tiled central prang (spire).

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How to put it? It’s a temple. Like many others in bkk. But the saturation of tourists for square centimeter is too much. The entry is not cheap for getting to step around in line with millions of Thai and non Thai tourists taking photos in rented costumes.. not to my liking.

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Wat Arun vibes harder. Of all the temples in Bangkok, Wat Arun, in my opinion, is the most spectacular, spiritual, and special. The riverside setting certainly adds to the atmosphere, but the magnificent spires, intricate detail of the porcelain shards, and big steps make a deep impression during and post visit. It is also incredibly photogenic and 5-630 pm is the best time to visit. While it’s It’s little strange seeing the many tourists hiring Thai costumes for photo shoots, it adds to the atmosphere, and visitors love the cosplay opportunity.

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Rode the 5 Baht ferry over from across the river. The entire temple grounds are impressive beyond words, more so than I would have thought just from looking at pictures. Admission was 200 Baht. Get there very early to beat the crowds. Even on a weekday by 1030am it was crowded.

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Wat Arun, or the Temple of Dawn, is absolutely stunning! The temple’s tall spires and intricate details make it feel like stepping back in time. Many people come here dressed in traditional Thai costumes to take beautiful photos. You’ll need to take a ferry to get there, which costs just 5 baht each way and costs 200 baht to get in. The climb up the temple is steep, but the views of the Chao Phraya River from the top are worth it. Definitely a must-visit in Bangkok!

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The temple is picturesque. It's covered in colored tile like material. Be careful, especially for the elderly and kids,  because some of the stairs are steep and not accompanied with railings. Not too crowded and not as expensive as the grand palace. Do visit in the morning when the weather is nice and not too hot. If you visit at noon, it would be scorching hot.

Upptäck Wat Arun, Bangkoks majestätiska tempel vid Chao Phraya

The magnificent Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchawaramahawihan stands resolutely along the serene banks of the Chao Phraya River, a jewel in Bangkok’s crown. This architectural wonder, often regarded as the Temple of Dawn, boasts an enchanting tower (prang) that soars proudly into the Thai sky, its intricately decorated surfaces glimmering with pieces of colored glass and Chinese porcelain, catching the light and mesmerizing onlookers with every shift of the sun. Visitors are beckoned to ascend its steep, narrow steps which reward the adventurous with panoramic views of the river and the bustling city beyond.

Wat Arun Ratchawararam Ratchawaramahawihan

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Upptäck den fantastiska Wat Arun i Bangkok – en arkitektonisk pärla vid floden. Njut av glittrande mosaik och en magisk solnedgång. Besök idag!

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