Wat Arun
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This dazzling Buddhist temple in Bangkok, Thailand, was constructed from over one million ceramic tiles salvaged from a British shipwreck.

šŸ“œ One of Thailand's most spectacular and oldest Buddhist temples, Wat Arun is renowned for its colorful, glazed ceramic tiles and ornate central spire.
šŸ” Located on the western bank of the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok, it is also known as the Temple of Dawn.Why Go
āœØ Dazzling architecture with over a million ceramic tiles and fine craftsmanship
šŸŒ… Best appreciated at sunset with radiant, glowing silhouette
šŸžļø Panoramic views of the river, Grand Palace, and Wat Pho from the main staircase
šŸ›ļø Symbolizes Mount Meru, home of the gods
āœØ Glittering effect of tiles under the sunWhy Avoid
āš ļø Beware of street scams near the entranceTips
ā° Visit early morning (8:30 a.m.) or late afternoon for fewer crowds and best experience
šŸ’” Experience the temple illuminated at night for a radiant silhouette
šŸš¶ Climb the main prang for sweeping views of the Chao Phraya River and Grand Palace
šŸ‘— Dress modestly; cover-up clothes available for rent
šŸš« Beware of street scams offering cheap rides or claiming temple is closedCost
šŸ’° Adults 200 THB, small children free.Hours
šŸ•’ Daily, 8 AM - 6 PM.Dress Code
šŸ‘˜ Strictly conservative attire required.

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