[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen (Updated Jun)

At Bangkok's Pratunam Temple, my husband and I discovered a tranquil corner where we could sit quietly, clear our minds, and immerse ourselves in the peaceful atmosphere of the temple. We looked up at the glass spire on the top level, which radiated a golden glow indoors—majestic yet serene. In that moment, we felt no rush to go anywhere, simply enjoying the serenity and reflecting on life. The tranquility of this temple made me realize the importance of truly seeing the world, experiencing different cultures, and appreciating diverse landscapes. During this brief moment of relaxation, my soul felt nourished. Pratunam Temple is not just a religious sanctuary but also a perfect place to pause, reflect, and contemplate life. I deeply felt that such journeys are not only about exploring the external world but also about cultivating inner peace. 📍 Location: Pratunam Temple, Bangkok, Thailand

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี 1 Day Trip Bangkok: Where to go in Bangkok if you have 1 day? 1. Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen: Start the day by paying homage to the Big Buddha, a golden Buddha statue that stands out in the Phasi Charoen area. It is very beautiful and grand. 📸 We recommend taking a long-tail boat to see the beautiful view of the temple by the river. 🚆 Take the Blue Line BTS and get off at Bang Phai Station, then walk a bit or take a motorbike to the temple. 2. At Talat Phlu A cafe with a view of the golden Buddha statue, P.S. China. Stop by to take a lot of photos at this cafe. 📸 Take photos on the rooftop with the Buddha statue, it is very beautiful. 🚆 Walk from the temple about 700m or take a motorbike, it is more convenient and not tiring. 3. Bangkok Art & Culture Centre Bangkok Art & Culture Centre In the afternoon, come and enjoy the art in the art gallery in the heart of Siam. It is cool and comfortable. Free admission. 📸 There are many photo spots. Every performance is beautiful. 🚆 Take the Green Line BTS and get off at Siam Station.

We are Nicolena, a Japanese-Italian couple who love Asia and cost-effective travel ✈︎ Wat Paknam is the best photo spot in Bangkok! The mysterious ceiling painting is a hot topic on social media, as it looks like space 😍 In fact, did you know that Wat Paknam has many buildings on its large grounds and has many other attractions besides the famous ceiling painting? So, I've put together 8 highlights of Wat Paknam 😉 ①Ceiling painting and glass pagoda ②Golden Buddha ③View from the terrace ④Night view ⑤Wax figure of Luang Por Sod ⑥Main hall and hall ⑦Museum ⑧Wat Khun Chan on the opposite bank By the way, ①③⑦ are inside the white pagoda, and ⑤⑥ are inside the main hall ⑧Wat Khun Chan is a temple across the bridge from Wat Paknam 🛕 Wat Pakna It's about a 5-minute walk from the temple👍 It's a very eccentric, chaotic, and interesting temple, so please go and check it out✨ It's our favorite spot in Bangkok😁lol When we went, we had fun talking to friendly monks who spoke English🥰 They said they wanted to travel the world someday, and I thought they were not so different from us 【Information】 ・Name: Wat Pak Nam 📍Soi Pak Nam, Thoet Thai Road | Pak Khlong Phasi Charoen, Phasi Charoen, Bangkok 10160, Thailand ・Access: 10-15 minutes walk (about 800m) from Bang Pai MRT (subway) station ・Opening hours: 8:00-18:00 every day ・Admission fee: Free *The contents were confirmed at the time of posting. Please check the official website for the latest information. #Asia travel #Thailand #Thailand trip #Bangkok #Bangkok trip #Thailand tourism #Wat Paknam #Southeast Asia #Overseas travel #Overseas travel trip

Hey ladies! Taking photos in traditional Thai clothing in Bangkok is a must-do! After 3 days of exploring, I've uncovered these hidden local gems. Get ready for the ultimate Thai princess experience!👑 💃Route 1: Wat Arun → Chao Phraya River (Traditional Thai clothing textbook shoot) Head there at 8am sharp to have the white pagoda all to yourself! Rent a gold-embroidered Thai outfit + crystal headdress. Take a side-angle shot with the diamond-like pagoda pattern as your backdrop. Afterwards, take a boat to the other side and enjoy a 5฿ iced coconut.🥥 💡Pose guide: The Wai + lifting your skirt is always a winner! 🌴Route 2: Ancient Siam → Erawan Museum (Journey through Thailand's three major dynasties) Rent a plain Thai outfit from the Ayutthaya period. Take silhouette photos in front of the 1:1 replica of the Grand Palace in Ancient Siam. Capture a divine, girly vibe with a low-angle shot on the spiral staircase of the Erawan Museum. ⚠️Bring a reflector! The stained-glass ceiling lighting can be tricky. ✨Route 3: Wat Traimit → Chinatown (Cyberpunk fusion style) Capture the breathtaking glow of the Buddha at 5pm! Wear a modified off-the-shoulder Thai outfit + metal waist chain. Take a wide-angle shot from a low angle at the foot of the Great Buddha. Then head to Chinatown and take some fierce photos under the neon lights. (Look for the fried ice cream stall at the traffic light intersection.) 💥Hidden gems: ①Rent Thai clothing with hair and makeup for around 200฿ on Khao San Road. ②Hire a photographer at the Grand Palace entrance for 500฿/hour. ③Take photos of Thai afternoon tea at the ICONSIAM floating market. ⚠️Tips: ①Bring safety pins! The Thai wrapped tops can slip easily. ②The steps at Wat Arun can get hot, so wear thick socks. ③Using Grab is half the price of a tuk-tuk. ④Don't buy camera dust covers at tourist spots! It's a scam. The Thai sunshine is the best filter.☀️ Grand Palace Chao Phraya River Wat Arun Khao San Road Wat Traimit Harajuku Thailand

#Spring0yentrip If you come to Thailand, you should definitely visit Wat Paknam🩵✨ As you can see, it is a very impressive temple with an emerald. However, it has a very long history, and is a historic royal temple built during the Ayutthaya Dynasty from 1488 to 1629. This newly built emerald pagoda is popular with many tourists, but many locals and friends still don't know about it! In 2021, a 69m-tall golden bronze Buddha statue will be completed. It's pretty big! 📍Wat Paknam (Official name: Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen) Access: About 12 minutes walk from Bang Pai Station on the MRT (subway) Blue Line

Hey, girls! Here's a super detailed guide for an 8-day trip to Thailand, covering all the popular attractions! Don't miss it~ / 📅Itinerary: Day 1: Depart ✈️ Bangkok. After a private transfer to the hotel, get ready to start your dream trip to Siam! Day 2: Wat Arun - Chao Phraya River - Grand Palace - Wat Phra Kaew - Maharaj Pier - Pratunam Temple. Explore Bangkok's historical sites and experience the charm of Thai culture. Day 3: Tiffany's Show - Walking Street. Enjoy a spectacular ladyboy show at night and experience Thailand's unique nightlife. Day 4: Koh Larn - Samae Beach. Enjoy the tranquility and beauty of the island and relax. Day 5: Free time in Pattaya in the morning. After checking out, head to Bangkok and fly to Phuket to continue your summer journey. Day 6: Coral Island - Racha Island. Swim on the beautiful islands and experience the tropical style of Phuket. Day 7: Karon Viewpoint - Wat Chalong - Phuket Town - Chillva Market. Experience Phuket's natural scenery, religious culture, and night market life. Day 8: Phuket ✈️ Bangkok ✈️ Home. After a private transfer to the airport, say goodbye to beautiful Siam and return home with fond memories. / Travel Essentials: 🧳 Things to bring for your trip to Thailand! 📞 A SIM card to stay connected. 🔌 A travel adapter, as Thai plugs are different. 🪪 A passport. Although you don't need a visa, don't forget it. 👕 A few sets of short sleeves and shorts. It's not cold in Thailand in January. 🔋 A charger and power bank. You'll feel more at ease with a charged phone. / Enjoy exotic customs, unique food, and cultural charm on your trip to Thailand. We look forward to seeing you again!

7-Day In-Depth Thailand Tour: Experience Exotic Culture! This amazing itinerary will show you a different side of Thailand. Save it now! -------- Thailand is located in the heart of Southeast Asia. It has a long history and unique culture. 🏯 Ancient temples, 🌴 beaches, and 🐘 elephants all show the charm of the Land of Smiles. Whether it's the Rose of Northern Thailand, Chiang Mai, or the bustling capital, Bangkok, you'll be left wanting more. -------- 🌴 Itinerary Suggestions: In-Depth Thailand Tour: Discover the Charm of Siam and Northern Thailand✨ DAY 1: ✈️ Arrive in Bangkok. A private car will pick you up and take you to your hotel to rest and adjust to the time difference. DAY 2: Wat Arun > Chao Phraya River > Grand Palace > Wat Phra Kaew. Experience the cultural charm of ancient Siam. In the evening, head to Maharaj Pier and Wat Pathum Wanaram to experience Bangkok's nightlife. DAY 3: Free time in Bangkok. We recommend visiting Ancient Siam, Safari World, or the Giraffe Park in Kanchanaburi🦒. In the afternoon or evening, fly to Chiang Mai✈️ and look forward to experiencing the unique charm of this small city in Northern Thailand. DAY 4: In Chiang Mai, visit Wat Chedi Luang and Tha Phae Gate. Stroll along Nimmanhaemin Road and experience the artistic atmosphere of Chiang Mai. Then, head up Doi Suthep to visit Wat Phra That Doi Suthep and enjoy a panoramic view of Chiang Mai. In the evening, visit the Chiang Mai Night Bazaar and try some authentic snacks. DAY 5: Free time in Chiang Mai. We recommend visiting an elephant sanctuary or the Red, White, and Blue Temples in Chiang Rai🛕 to experience the slow pace of life and small-town stories in Chiang Mai. DAY 6: Continue exploring Chiang Mai. You can try ziplining or hiking in Doi Inthanon National Park⛰️ to get close to nature and enjoy the unique charm of Chiang Mai. DAY 7: ✈️ Depart from Chiang Mai. A private car will take you to the airport. End your wonderful trip to Thailand and return home with fond memories. -------- Must-Visit Attractions: 🏰 Grand Palace: A symbol of the Thai dynasty. Enjoy the splendor of Thai art! 🌊 Chao Phraya River: The soul of Bangkok. Watch speedboats and cargo ships pass by and feel the pulse of the city. 🏯 Wat Arun: Don't miss this famous temple. The pagoda is solemn, the murals are beautiful, and the traces of history are clear. -------- Travel Tips: - Compare prices for local specialties. Visit markets and malls to avoid spending too much money💸. - Try the local food. Don't miss the curry shrimp and mango sticky rice. They're delicious and unique🍤🍚. - The local currency is the Thai baht. The exchange rate is about 5:1 with the Chinese yuan. Calculate in advance for convenience💰. - The weather in Thailand is pleasant in February. The average temperature is about 25°C, so it's perfect for wearing shorts and T-shirts🌞. -------- Enjoy the exotic culture of Thailand and don't forget to capture your travel memories!🌴✨

📍 Itinerary Overview: Day 1: - Morning: Start your day with some retail therapy at Siam Square, where you can explore trendy shops and local boutiques. - Afternoon: Treat yourself to a relaxing hair spa at Sabuy Sleep Salon, conveniently located near Siam Square—perfect for rejuvenating after shopping. - Night: Head over to Asiatique The Riverfront for a lively evening filled with shopping, dining, and stunning riverside views. Day 2: - All Day: Spend your day at Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen. Explore the beautiful temple grounds and don’t miss the boat tour to see the impressive “Big Buddha statues”. - Night: Wrap up your trip by dining and exploring “Banthat Thong Road”, a vibrant street brimming with restaurants and local flavors. 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions: - Siam Square - Asiatique The Riverfront - Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen - Big Buddha statues - Banthat Thong Road 📷 Photo Spots: Each stop is incredibly photogenic—perfect for capturing unforgettable memories! 🍜 Local Cuisine: Don’t miss the chance to try authentic Thai dishes along Banthat Thong Road. 💡 Tips: Banthat Thong Road is a street full of restaurants and exciting things to explore—make sure to take your time!

On the first day of the new year, I chose to go to Watergate Temple to worship Buddha. The closer I got to the destination, the more I admired the magnificence of the Buddha. In addition to the Big Buddha, don’t miss the white pagoda. There is a green pagoda hidden inside, with exquisite craftsmanship. You must visit it! Going outside, you can see the back of the Buddha from another angle. In addition, you can take pictures of different Buddha statues when you leave Watergate Temple and go to the other side of the bridge. There is a small river in front of you, and you can also take a boat to enjoy the Buddha statue ❤️ Transportation to Watergate Temple📌Take the MRT to Bang Phai Station and you can arrive in 10 minutes on foot👣 #2024Travel Review

#The third trip to Thailand 🇹🇭 I really love Thailand 🇹🇭. I must go to Thailand once a year. It's not as scary as it's said online. Be careful not to go out too late at night and don't show off your wealth. The most recommended transportation in Thailand is renting a motorcycle for free travel. Don't be too shy. You can directly use your phone navigation to get there. Picture ① - ②: Taking a photo of the Buddha at Shuimen Temple for navigation 🧭 Address: Masiona Tree&Coffee Cafe. After navigation, there will be signs at the entrance of the alley. Follow the signs to reach this check-in point for free. Photos ③ - ⑥: Three Headed Elephant Museum Photo Navigation 🧭 Route: The Erawan Museum (Admission Ticket) 🎫 56/1 people can be purchased in advance on KIook. Shoes need to be dragged when entering the venue, food and drinks cannot be brought in, and short skirts are not allowed. Long skirts must be worn, and a coat needs to be added on the outside. Figure ⑦ - ⑧: About Beef Buffet Navigation) 🧭 Address: About Beef (This buffet is highly recommended, the only downside is that it doesn't have air conditioning and it's a bit hot. There are also many things, and mine costs 998 baht) ➕ 49 baht beverage, seasoning fee totaling 1047 baht. If you don't want to eat durian, there are cheaper set meals to choose from. If there are many people, you can go to pick it up earlier. Durian is particularly delicious and soft #historicallandmarks #localguides #familytrip #trip #thailand

Worship / Wat Paknam Founded in the Ayutthaya Dynasty Located on the Chao Phraya River About 400 years of history 1916 ushered in the host [Luang Pu. Wabanan Meditation system Influence at home and abroad Sumonji Temple Giant Buddha Statue Approximately 69 meters high Pure bronze handmade Meditation Buddha Statue Blueprint Place the relic on the top of the head The tallest Buddha statue in Bangkok The golden body is visible and solemn Closer look at the statue of the benevolent face Deep in the alleys of residential houses There is a beautiful composition Buddha Statue River and Boats Behind the Buddha Statue There is a green glass pagoda The bottom of the tower is lined with Naga snake gods Rooftop painted star map Around the Sitting Buddha Statue #bangkok #thailand #temple #familytravel #cooltravelexperience #coupletravel #travelinspiration #attractionsphotographyguide #historicalsites #bkk #bangkok #attractionsphotographyguide

Tucked away in the serene district of Phasi Charoen, the Big Buddha at Wat Paknam is a breathtaking sight that often surprises even seasoned travelers. Towering at an impressive height of 69 meters (226 feet), this golden statue of Buddha is one of Bangkok’s largest and most majestic landmarks, radiating peace and spirituality over the city. Completed in 2021, this modern marvel represents the Buddha in a meditative pose, symbolizing enlightenment and compassion. The statue, coated in gleaming gold, can be seen from miles away, reflecting sunlight during the day and softly illuminated at night. What makes this statue even more special is its location within the tranquil grounds of Wat Paknam, a historic temple with roots tracing back to the Ayutthaya period. Beyond the statue, Wat Paknam offers an enriching experience. Inside the temple’s pagoda, visitors can explore a museum showcasing Buddhist artifacts and enjoy a mesmerizing display of cosmic-inspired murals under the glass dome. The temple is also an active spiritual hub, with monks performing daily rituals and welcoming those seeking blessings or meditation. Fun fact: The Big Buddha was funded entirely by donations, symbolizing the community’s devotion and collective effort to preserve Thai Buddhism’s legacy. Whether you’re a spiritual seeker, history enthusiast, or simply in awe of monumental art, the Big Buddha at Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen is a must-visit. Its serene atmosphere, combined with the grandeur of its golden statue, makes it a memorable addition to any Bangkok itinerary. #bigbuddhabangkok

#Sign up for December hotel test sleeper Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen (English: Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen, Thai: วัดปากน้ำภาษีเจริญ), also known as Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen and Wat Banan, is a Buddhist temple located on the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok, Thailand. The Watergate Temple is a popular new landmark in Bangkok. The 69-meter-high giant golden Buddha is the third tallest Buddha in Thailand. It is in a meditation posture, symbolizing peace and mindfulness. You can see it from all four directions, and admission is free. There are many Buddhist collections in the Watergate Temple, among which the green glazed tower is very dreamy. 📍Wat Paknam 300 Ratchamongkhon Prasat Alley, Pak Khlong Phasi Charoen, Phasi Charoen, Bangkok #Bangkok #Watergate #Bangkok Travel #Bangkok Night Market #Thailand #Thailand Travel #Bangkok Thailand #Bangkok Travel #Bangkok City #Bangkok Tour #Bangkok Life #Explore Bangkok #Bangkok Attractions #Bangkok Night Market #Bangkok Food #Bangkok Chinatown #Bangkok Itinerary #bangkok #thailand #bangkokthailand #bkk #thai #bangkoknightlife #thailandtravel #travelbloggerhk #hktravelblogger #thaitravel #bangkoktravel #bangkoktour

#tripพาบินเที่ยวจีน Wat Pak Nam Phasi Charoen is a third-class royal temple, located in the Phasi Charoen district of Bangkok. It was built in the middle of the Ayutthaya period. This temple is famous for teaching Vipassana meditation and has been a center of the hearts of the people of Thonburi for a long time. ✨️🙏😇 ▶️Interesting highlights: - Phra Phuttha Dhammakaya Thepmongkol: The 69-meter-high Buddha statue in the meditation posture is considered the tallest Buddha statue in Bangkok and the third tallest in Thailand. - Phra Maha Chedi Maha Ratchamongkol: The Emerald Chedi decorated with paintings about the universe is located on the 5th floor of the chedi. ▶️Opening and closing hours: Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. ▶️Location: 300 Soi Ratchamongkol Prasat, Pak Khlong Phasi Charoen Subdistrict, Phasi Charoen District, Bangkok 10160 ▶️Directions: - BTS Skytrain: Get off at Talat Phlu Station Then take a songthaew or a motorcycle taxi to the temple. - MRT: Get off at Bang Phai or Bang Wa station and take a motorcycle taxi to the temple. - Private car: You can park on Chetuphon Road for 20 baht per hour. #WatPakNamPhasiCharoen #WatPakNam #PhasiCharoen #TemplesinBangkok #Worship #VisitBangkok #BeautifulPhotoTastePlaces #trip #BeautifulTemplesinBangkok

Hello, I'm Fries, currently traveling! I just returned from Bangkok and revisited the Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen Buddha with friends. I found out that my photos were used by a coffee shop without permission. Today, I'm sharing some free spots to view the Buddha without spending extra money. 1️⃣ Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen Buddha by the water 📍796 Soi Thoet Thai 26 2️⃣ Buddha in the alley 📍60 Phet Kasem 15 Alley, Lane 9, Wat Tha Phra, Bangkok Yai, Bangkok 10160 📍Bangkok Yai (walk through the alley to the riverside) 📍Soi Thoet Thai 26 📍p8, 9, 10 are on the road ahead of the alley 3️⃣ View from the overpass 📍Lad Ya8 (requires a telephoto lens of 400mm or more, the bustling Bangkok and the Buddha in the background are stunning) 4️⃣ View from a small boat 📍Bangkok Yai (after visiting the alley spots, boatmen are available at the riverside; we only took photos and didn't take a boat ride, 200 per boat) 5️⃣ Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen Buddha & Wat Arun (p6) 📍At Talat Philu (a coffee shop where you need to order to access the rooftop for photos) 6️⃣ Looking up at the Buddha 📍Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen Bangkok You can't capture the full view of the Buddha at Wat Paknam, but it's free to visit and the view is impressive. 🧾｜Route Alley → Riverside → On a small boat → Riverside → TT Coffee → Wat Paknam → Lad Ya8 🔖｜Travel Tips 🔸The Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen Buddha is worth spending an afternoon visiting. It's a new landmark in Bangkok and impressive from all angles. 🔸Follow the route above for a seamless experience. Take the Blue Line to Tha Phara and walk 5 minutes to the alley. You can take a small boat to the riverside location and walk through the alley to TT Coffee. 🔸There's no need to visit the shipyard coffee shop at the riverside. The view is better at 796 Soi Thoet Thai 26, where a friendly local will guide you on poses and angles. #BangkokTravel #WatPaknamBhasicharoen #FreeTravelSpots #ThailandTravel #BangkokLandmarks #TravelTips

Some say finding the best spot to photograph the Wat Paknam Buddha is a day's workout. Even with a phone, you can capture stunning shots! This Buddha at Wat Paknam is currently the largest in Bangkok, towering as high as a 24-story building. Its golden presence contrasts sharply with the surrounding streets and alleys. You might catch a glimpse of it from rooftops, the sky train, pedestrian bridges, or café terraces. To capture impactful photos, take a taxi or the metro to Tha Phra and follow the navigation points in order without retracing your steps. All locations are within walking distance: 📍0️⃣ Take the Blue Line metro to Tha Phra station's top floor for a great view. 📍1️⃣ Navigate to 'Bangkok Dockyard Café' to capture shots in the alley. Entry is 20 baht, which is deductible if you purchase something. Inside the café, you can take more photos (see images 4 and 5). 📍2️⃣ Look up at the Buddha from Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen within the temple grounds, no entry fee required. 📍3️⃣ Capture the Buddha's back from the bridge at Paknam Phasi Charoen Temple. You can photograph the side and back of the Buddha and enjoy the boat views below. 📍4️⃣ In the alley, navigate to 'Soi Thoet Thai 26' for shots of the Buddha with residential buildings. 📍5️⃣ For a riverside photo spot, navigate to '796 Soi Thoet Thai 26'. This is at a local's doorstep, accessible through a narrow alley. It's beautiful for portraits with the Buddha in the background. You can also pay to take photos from a boat. 📍6️⃣ Wat Paknam Buddha & Wat Arun: Navigate to 'At Talat Philu', a café where you need to order to access the rooftop for photos. 📍7️⃣ Navigate to 'Bangkok Yai District Office'. Once there, walk to the middle of the pedestrian bridge for a scenic shot of the Buddha and river. Due to many power lines, you'll need to lean on the railing for a clear shot. 📍8️⃣ Navigate to '8 Lat Ya Rd'. Take a taxi or bus, a 15-minute ride. Capture the Buddha with traffic from the pedestrian bridge. It's best during rush hour and sunset, but you'll need a 400+ telephoto lens! #WatPaknamBuddha #BangkokPhotoSpots #BangkokTravelGuide

Explore the stunning sights of Bangkok with this 3-day, 2-night itinerary that's perfect for photography enthusiasts. Visit the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha for some iconic shots. Don't miss the Reclining Buddha at Wat Pho and the majestic Wat Arun. As you stroll through the old town near the MRT Itsaraphap Station, capture the vibrant street markets. Chinatown offers a unique cultural experience, while Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen provides a serene backdrop with its giant Buddha statue. For the best photo spots, head to 796 Soi Thoet Thai 26, where you can capture the Buddha, river, and architecture all in one frame. Locals are friendly and will guide you, with clear Chinese signposts at intersections. For a dramatic shot of the Buddha, visit Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen Bangkok. Another great location is 60 Soi Phat Kasem 15, Lane 9, easily found on Google Maps. #CaptureTheMoment #TravelTemplate #TravelPhotography #WatArun #WatPaknamBuddha #Bangkok #Thailand #ThailandTravel #GrandPalace #WatPho #BangkokWatPaknam

Thailand is truly a magical country, especially with the interplay of the sunset and the Big Buddha, elevating the country's sense of mystery to another level. The streets and alleys are also filled with an indescribable sense of mystery. Wat Phra Big Buddha location: 📍 60 Soi Phet Kasem 15, Lane 9, 60 Phet Kasem 15 Alley, Lane 9, Wat Tha Phra, Bangkok Yai, Bangkok 10160, Thailand (You can simply grab a taxi to this place). #ThailandTravel #Bangkok #BangkokTravel #WatPhra #WatPhraBigBuddha

📸 The Pratunam Buddha in Bangkok is a soul-stirring presence 🎇 💖 Standing at a majestic height of 69 meters, it shines with a golden glow ✨ 🌳 It seems to be the guardian of the city, serene and solemn 🙏 🌈 Here, time seems to stand still, leaving only deep reverence 💕 #BangkokPratunamBuddha #TravelSpot #SpiritualJourney

I wanted to capture the imposing presence of the Buddha as seen in online photos, but it turns out that effect can only be achieved with a camera. However, if you're not too particular about your photos, you can still give it a try! Check out reference photo 2. (Currently, this Buddha photo spot is not exactly a hidden gem. We waited for two to three hours, and even as it got dark, there were still many people coming to take photos. So, if you want fewer people around, it's best to go in the morning. Recommend address: 📍60 Soi Phet Kasem 15, Lane 9, Wat Tha Phra, Bangkok Yai (Buddha in the alley) 📍796 Soi Thoet Thai 26 (Buddha by the water) #BeautifulViewsOnTheJourney #CaptureTheMoment #WatPaknamBuddha #WatPaknam #ThailandTravel #iPhonePhotography #TravelDiary

On the day we planned to see the Giant Buddha, we first visited the Khlong Lat Mayom Floating Market. According to some guides, you can take a boat from here to see the Buddha. After trying it ourselves, here's what we found: there are many boat piers at the market. The regular boats cost 100 baht per person, but note that these boats do not pass by the Buddha; they only stop at places like orchid gardens and take about 1.5 hours round trip. To see the Buddha, you need to cross the bridge to the opposite side and take a boat that costs around 2000 baht. Finding the regular boat a waste of time and the Buddha boat too expensive, we decided to take a taxi to the alley with the Buddha (location ①). We strolled to the riverside and took a boat, which was a very chill and worthwhile experience! In the afternoon, the sunlight made the Buddha glow, creating a surreal and breathtaking sight. 📸 Here are our recommended photo spots: ✅ The Buddha in the alley (can be directly located by taxi) 📍862-896 Soi Thoet Thai 26, near Sam Sing Kung Shrine, with a small supermarket nearby for snacks and drinks. ✅ The Buddha at Wat Paknam by the water 📍796 Soi Thoet Thai 26, where you'll meet many fellow travelers. ✅ Take a small boat to see the Buddha 📍Bangkok Yai. When taking photos by the water, an old Thai man might approach you offering a boat ride. You might think he's a scammer, but don't hesitate to take the ride; it's genuinely great! 🗺️ Note: The map is on the last image. 🚢 About the route: The boat circles the water twice, taking about 28-30 minutes, passing by the Buddha, a reclining Buddha, and another shorter Buddha. There are also large lizards in the water, which is really cool! The sunset and breeze make it a moment to fall in love with Bangkok. 💰 About the price: The old man charges 300 baht per person, but you should bargain. We paid 500 baht for three people, and others said they managed to pay 100 baht per person... #BangkokTravel #BangkokFamilyTrip #ThailandTravelTips

Capture the romance of life with a trip to Thailand and witness the awe-inspiring Giant Buddha at Watpaknam Temple. The golden statue transforms beautifully during sunrise and sunset, making it a must-visit on your Thailand itinerary. Location: 300 Ratchamongkhon Prasat Alley, Pak Khlong Phasi Charoen, Phasi Charoen, Bangkok 10160, Thailand. Visiting hours: 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM. Don't forget to explore other attractions like the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew), where the ticket is also valid for the Grand Palace. Location: Na Phra Lan Rd, Khwaeng Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Khet Phra Nakhon, Bangkok. Visiting hours: Monday to Sunday, 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM. #WeekendGetaway #ThailandTravel #TravelGuide #Thailand #Bangkok #ChiangMai #CoupleTravel #FamilyTrip #InternationalTravel

Experience a classic one-day tour of Bangkok with both land and water adventures. Visit iconic landmarks like the Big Buddha at Pratunam and Wat Arun. Enjoy a one-hour tuk-tuk ride through the old town and a scenic day cruise on the Chao Phraya River, covering all the popular spots. A photographer will accompany you throughout the trip to capture the best moments. **Highlights**: 1. Wat Arun: Known as the Temple of Dawn, it features the largest Mahayana stupa in Thailand with a unique 70-meter-high Khmer-style spire adorned with colorful glass and porcelain, earning it the nickname 'Thailand's Eiffel Tower'. 2. Big Buddha at Pratunam: A 20-story-high golden Buddha, visible from afar at the MRT station, is one of Bangkok's most popular attractions. 3. Grand Palace: A dazzling riverside complex showcasing the grandeur of Thai royalty, it is the largest and most complete palace complex in Thailand. 4. Wat Phra Kaew: One of Thailand's top three temples, it represents the spectacular architectural art of Thai temples. 5. Artsy Market: Experience the blend of old and new along the riverside, and taste Bangkok's local delicacies. 6. Tuk-tuk Tour: Visit the flower market, the giant red swing, castles, and Buddha street. 7. Chao Phraya River Cruise: Explore the famous spots along the ancient river, enjoying the blend of history and modernity. **Photography**: 1. Wat Arun photoshoot 2. Big Buddha photoshoot **Itinerary**: 7:50-8:30 AM | Free pick-up by business van (within designated area) 9:00 AM | Arrive at Big Buddha, photoshoot with photographer 10:30 AM | Visit Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew 12:00 PM | Experience a tuk-tuk ride around Bangkok 1:00 PM | Free time at Artsy Market, lunch on your own 2:10 PM | Board the panoramic Chao Phraya River cruise 2:30 PM | Visit Wat Arun (option for Thai costume photoshoot) 4:30 PM | End of tour, use the hop-on-hop-off river ticket to choose your next stop ➡ Option 1: Visit ICON SIAM, a premier international department store (free time) ➡ Option 2: Head to the Asian Night Market for treasure hunting (free time) ➡ Option 3: Continue sightseeing with the river cruise ticket or disembark at the pier closest to your hotel. **Included**: 💠 Shared hotel transfer within Bangkok city 💠 Grand Palace admission, Chao Phraya River hop-on-hop-off day pass 💠 Accident medical insurance 💠 Driver and guide **Tips**: 💡 Follow temple regulations: no sleeveless tops, shorts, slippers, or sandals allowed 💡 Respect local culture at religious sites: no loud noises, running, or strange poses - For detailed itinerary, click the top right corner to inquire. More exciting experiences await! #WeekendGetaway #TravelInspiration #ThailandTravel #Thailand #Photoshoot #Bangkok #ChaoPhrayaRiver #BigBuddha #WatArun #TukTuk

It's becoming very popular on social media❗️ We'd like to introduce you to Wat Paknam, a temple in Bangkok, Thailand! Wat Paknam is about a 15-minute walk from MRT Bang Pai Station! Once inside, you'll be greeted by a huge golden Buddha measuring 69m in height and 40m in width✨ The emerald stupa, which is very popular on social media, is located on the fifth floor of the white pagoda. It is said that if you circle the pagoda three times clockwise, your wish will come true, so be sure to make a wish when you visit⭐️ Please note that it is prohibited to wear revealing clothing or sandals without heels when entering the temple⚠️ You will need to take off your shoes before entering the pagoda, so it might be a good idea to wear shoes that are easy to put on and take off!! ! Business hours: 8:00-18:00 Address: 300 Ratchamongkhon Prasat Alley, Pak Khlong Phasi Charoen, Phasi Charoen, Bangkok 10160 #Thailand #Bangkok #ThailandTrip #ThailandTrip2024 #100TravelStyles #WatPaknam #0YenTravelAutumn

This landmark in Bangkok is so photogenic! When visiting Bangkok, don’t miss the opportunity to take a group of photos of the Big Buddha, a definite Instagram-style blockbuster! The 24-story golden Buddha forms a sharp contrast with the streets, and the picture is very impactful. This is a giant meditating Buddha made of pure copper at Wat Paknam in Bangkok. If you want to take photos of the Buddha in different styles, you must grab these 0-yuan camera positions. Follow my route and it won’t hurt your legs. 👇🏻 📸Big Buddha in the alley (pictures 1, 2, 6, 10) 📍Navigation address: 60 Phet Kasem 15 Alley, Lane 9, Wat Tha Phra, Bangkok Yai, Bangkok 10160 🟠Arrived at the navigation address, the camera position in Figure 1 is at the entrance of the alley. Walking along the alley into the inside is the camera position in Figure 2. Walk to the end of the alley and you will reach the Shipyard Cafe, where you can sit and drink coffee and take a photo with the Big Buddha! (Figure 9) 📸Big Buddha by the water (Pictures 5, 8) 📍Navigation address: 796 Soi Thoet Thai 26 🟠Take a taxi to the above address (see Figures 12 and 13 for details). The car can only get off at the alley entrance, and then follow the instructions on the picture, and you can easily walk to the big Buddha by the water. 📸Take a boat to see the Giant Buddha 🟠You can take a boat to see the Big Buddha at the Shipyard Cafe, 200🐷/person for 30 minutes, or you can take a boat directly to the Watergate Temple, 150🐷15 minutes. 📸Look up at the Big Buddha (Figure 3) (Figure 12 Route Map) 📍Navigation: Wat Paknam Bhasicharoen Bangkok 🟠For the camera position inside the Watergate Temple, you can directly navigate to the Watergate Temple after taking pictures of the Big Buddha by the water. It is about a 10-minute walk. On the way there, you will also pass a bridge, where you can take pictures of the back of the Big Buddha (Picture 7). There is no entrance fee to Watergate Temple, you can visit the temple if you have time. 📸Sky Bridge Buddha Camera (Figure 4) (Figure 14 Route Map) 📍Navigation: Navigate to the overpass next to Lat ya 8 alley (there is a 711 convenience store under the overpass) 🟠This camera position requires a telephoto lens to capture the Buddha. 🚩Big Buddha check-in route: 🚗The Big Buddha in the alley →🚶🏻‍♀️Shipyard Cafe →🛶Shipyard Cafe Take a boat to see the Big Buddha for 15 minutes →🚶🏻‍♀️Inside Watergate Temple →🚶🏻‍♀️Walk 10 minutes from Watergate Temple to the waterside camera →🚗Take a taxi to Lat ya 8 alley next to the overpass to take pictures of the Big Buddha at sunset 🗺️Navigation: Use Google when traveling abroad 🚗Transportation: Bolt or Grab #Bangkok #BangkokHotel #BangkokTourism

⭐️Recommended points ・Giant Buddha statue The huge Buddha statue is 69 meters tall and has an overwhelming presence! ! The total construction cost is said to be about 2 billion yen 👀 ・Photogenic ceiling painting The ceiling painting depicting the life of Buddha is beautiful and famous as a photogenic spot ✨ Also, the glass tower in the middle and the other floors which are cultural heritage exhibitions and meditation rooms are must-sees! ・View from the building You can see the city of Bangkok! The back of the Buddha statue that can be seen from here is also large and worth seeing 🏠Tip Admission is free, and shoes are prohibited from the second floor. It is disrespectful to point the soles of your feet at Buddha statues or people⚠️ There are local people praying, so it may be a good idea to be considerate when walking around💭 📍Location: 300 Ratchamongkhon Prasat Alley, Pak Khlong Phasi Charoen, Phasi Charoen, Bangkok 10160 Thailand #FuriTabi #ThailandTrip #PhotogenicSpot

I'll introduce a day in Thailand. Starting with temple tours, Thai food, and cabarets, I was able to visit many of the Bangkok spots 🛺 11:00 sanam chai Traveled from the hotel by metro 🚃 Thailand has a good train system, and I was grateful that there was a line that I could use with my Visa touch card! 11:15 Ferry from a tuk-tuk 🚣♀️ To be honest, I was tricked. Lol, but I was very satisfied! The tuk-tuk driver said I could go around the city, so I paid a small amount and got in, and we arrived at the pier. I couldn't refuse, so I got in, and enjoyed the Thai cityscape comfortably. 12:15 Wat Phra Kaew Lots of small decorations. I've never seen such decorations in Japan, so I was impressed. Be careful, there is an area where women can only enter if they wear a skirt ⚠️ I didn't prepare in advance and couldn't enter,, 13:30 Lunch Eat pad thai at a restaurant near Wat Phra Kaew. The inside of the restaurant was very cool and it was a good break 🌿 14:30 Wat Pho A temple where you can see a huge reclining Buddha. The size is impressive. The decorations inside and outside were so beautiful that I was mesmerized. 16:00 Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen Move by Grab. Here you can see a huge seated statue. You can see it from a distance from the boat, but it's even more impressive when you see it up close. The rooftop of the building is a vivid room that shines with emeralds. It's just as you can see in the photo, and I was moved by the view that is not fake at all. 18:00 Somboon Seafood Ban Tatton Main Branch Move by Grab. A restaurant famous for Poo Pad Pong Curry. It was my first time eating it, and it was really delicious! It might have been the best meal of the trip. 19:30 Calypso Cabaret👯♂️ The last show was a cabaret. I don't know the gender. Everyone was really beautiful! However, the show's content was not particularly interesting, so I wish they would focus on enjoying the atmosphere. lol After the cabaret, we went shopping at Asiatique Sky, which is located on the same premises🛍️ and returned to the hotel to finish the day! The temple grounds are surprisingly large, so I learned that you can't just go around the temples quickly. I hope this is helpful to you🌿

#thailandtrip Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen The Thai capital Bangkok Palam Temple is 69 meters high and 20 floors high, located in the central area of Bangkok City! Under the sunshine, it appears incredibly dazzling, with a stunning scene of countless changes in the rising and falling of the sun ！ In Thailand, a country of thousands of Buddhas, the Golden Buddha and the White Giant Pagoda have created the strongest presence of Bangkok's landmarks in Shuimen Temple! You can see this golden Buddha in many corners of Bangkok! Compared to other temples that require fees, the Grand Buddha at Shuimen Temple is free to visit. If you want to see the power of the Buddha or seek peace of mind, don't miss it! ° 300 Ratchamongkhon Prasat Alley, Pak Khlong Phasi Charoen, Phasi Charoen, Bangkok 10160 !! I suggest everyone directly search for the location I have located on Google Maps and take a boat directly to the scenic spots. Or search directly on Google Maps: wet Paknam phasi charoen (two people 400 Thai baht, total RMB 84, really cheap)

🌟Recommended for your first trip to Bangkok! I went to Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen! This colorful temple is really beautiful and eye-catching👀🧡 First of all, the golden Buddha catches your eye the moment you enter! No matter where you look, you will be overwhelmed by its size, and you will find yourself looking up for a while🤣The entire inside of the temple is colorful and beautifully decorated, and just looking at it makes you feel like your soul is being cleansed. The paintings inside the temple are hand-painted by artisans🥺👏 The ceiling of the temple is decorated with paintings with a space motif, creating a mysterious atmosphere. 🥺This is the best place to see❣️It is especially recommended for people who like taking pictures, and there are many spots where you can take pictures. You can enjoy sightseeing at your own pace in a quiet and calm atmosphere. 📍Location 300 Ratchamongkhon Prasat Alley, Pak Khlong Phasi Charoen, Phasi Charoen, Bangkok 10160 Thailand 🕰Opening hours 8:00-18:00 💰Price Free admission **Access information** About a 15-minute walk from BTS Wat Paknam Station It's even more convenient if you take a taxi or tuk-tuk🚕 Enjoy Bangkok's beautiful temples and experience the power of the golden Buddha at Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen🌈 💕🎶 #0 yen trip #Thailand trip #bangkok #Bangkok sightseeing #Bangkok trip #breathtaking view