Wat Arun Ratchawararam | Bangkok

The Great Prang of Wat Arun is considered the most magnificent and outstanding art, built by skilled craftsmen. The prang is decorated with glazed tiles and Benjarong porcelain imported from China, which have beautiful patterns that are ancient and rare. It has been continuously restored until the reign of King Rama V. The area around the Great Prang of Wat Arun consists of 4 small prangs in 4 directions. Inside, there is a statue of Indra riding the Erawan elephant, a glass wall, a 3-tiered base, and statues of Mara and a sword carrying the base alternately. In addition, there are 4 niches with the incarnation of Narayana. Above is the top of the prang. There is the god Phanom Narasingh to subdue the giant. For tourists who want to visit the Prang of Wat Arun, they should dress appropriately and be careful when walking because the stairs are quite high and steep, and some parts are quite narrow. They should also not touch or do anything that will cause damage to the prang. Wat Arun or Wat Chaeng is located on Arun Amarin Road, Wat Arun Subdistrict, Bangkok Yai District. Bangkok By boat - You can take a boat to Tha Tien, then take a ferry from Phra Nakhon side to the pier in front of Wat Arun or you can take the Chao Phraya Express Boat and get off at Wat Arun. - Get off at Saphan Taksin Station S6 (Silom Line), use Exit 2, take the Chao Phraya Express Boat at Sathorn Pier, get off at Tha Tien (N.8), then take the ferry from Tha Tien to Wat Arun Ratchawararam. By car From Pinklao Road, turn onto Arun Amarin Road, pass Siriraj Hospital, go straight to the Royal Thai Navy Dockyard Department, you will see the entrance to Wat Arun on the left, not far away. Bus No. 19, 57 Open for visits every day from 07.30-17.30 hrs. (Thais enter for free, foreign tourists pay 50 baht per person) #WorshipTrip #Thailand #WatArunRatchaworawihan #BeautifulTemplesAroundThailand #ThaiTemple #Buddhism #NaturalHealing #VisitBangkok #WhereToGoInBangkok #Beautiful temples in Bangkok #Worship 9 temples #Make merit and worship #Visit the temple and make merit #Worship and ask for blessings #Pray and ask for blessings #Faith guides the travel route #Come with faith #Thai culture #Historical sites #Bangkok is worth visiting #Check in Bangkok #Historical tourism #Chao Phraya River #Pray and worship #Million-dollar view #Sightseeing enthusiasts on weekends #Full of merit and full of food #Where to go #Bangkok review #Central region team