Bangkok, the capital city of Thailand, is known for its stunning temples that showcase intricate architecture and rich cultural history, there are countless temples to explore throughout the city. Each temple offers visitors a unique experience, whether it be marveling at the golden spires that glitter in the sunlight or admiring the intricate designs carved into the walls. The peaceful atmosphere within these sacred sites makes them perfect places for reflection and contemplation. Additionally, many temples in Bangkok host colorful festivals and ceremonies that allow visitors to immerse themselves in Thai traditions and customs. Overall, visiting Bangkok's temples is a must-do for anyone looking to delve deeper into the heart of Thai culture and spirituality.
For this one day tour in Bangkok, we've put together an awesome itinerary that's all about exploring some of the most stunning temples in the city, for these four interesting temples filled with history, culture and breathtaking sights!
The Golden Mount Temple, this landmark on the only hill in Bangkok, is of great significance for all followers of The Lord Buddha. 320 stairs take you up to the top for panoramic views of the Rattanakosin Island, is a must-visit destination for anyone exploring the vibrant city. This iconic temple sits offers panoramic views of Bangkok's skyline. As you climb the steps to reach the top, you'll pass by beautifully landscaped gardens, historic monuments, and golden statues. The atmosphere at the temple is peaceful and serene, making it a perfect spot for reflection and relaxation.
Ratchanadda Temple is a hidden gem nestled among the bustling streets of the city. This stunning temple, also known as Loha Prasat or the Metal Castle, was built in the 19th century and is one of the few remaining structures of its kind in the world. The temple is revered for its unique design featuring five towers symbolizing the peaks of Mount Meru, and its intricate metal spires that resemble a castle from a fairytale. Visitors can explore the beautifully manicured gardens surrounding the temple grounds and marvel at the ornate architecture showcasing traditional Thai craftsmanship. It's truly a must-see destination for anyone seeking cultural enrichment during their travels in Bangkok.
Suthat Thepwararam Temple is a stunning Buddhist temple located in the heart of Bangkok, Thailand. Built in the early 19th century during the reign of King Rama I, this temple is known for its impressive architecture and beautifully adorned interiors. One of the highlights of Wat Suthat is the giant red swing located outside, which symbolizes an ancient Brahmanic ceremony and pays homage to Hindu gods. Inside the temple, you can find exquisite murals depicting scenes from Buddha's life and intricate carvings on the walls. The main Buddha image in the temple is made of bronze and stands at an impressive height of over 25 feet. Suthat Thepwararam Temple is definitely worth a visit during your time in Bangkok
Benchamabophit Dusitwanaram Temple, also known as the Marble Temple, is a stunning architectural masterpiece located in Bangkok, Thailand. The temple's intricate design combines traditional Thai elements with European influences, making it a unique and breathtaking sight to behold. Its elegant white marble exterior shines brilliantly in the sunlight, exuding a sense of serenity and grace. Inside, visitors are greeted by intricately carved pillars and walls adorned with beautiful murals depicting stories from Buddhist scriptures. The main attraction of the temple is its golden Buddha statue, which sits majestically in the main hall amidst ornate decorations and flickering candles. The tranquil atmosphere inside the temple provides a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of city life, making it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking spiritual solace or simply wanting to admire its beauty.
Itinerary
Guide will meet and pick you up at hotel or meeting point
Take public transportation to the first temple, Wat Saket Ratchaworamahawihan or The Golden Mountain Temple
Then take you to visit the second temple, Wat Ratchanadda or The Castle Temple
Lunch at local restaurant
The hop on Tuk Tuk to visit the third temple is Wat Suthat and take photo with Giant Swing
Hop on Tuk Tuk to visit the last temple of the day, Wat Benchamabophit or The Marble Temple
Take public transportation and send you back to your hotel or meeting point
Included:
Admission fee to enter places
All public transportation fare
Bottled drinking water
English speaking guide
Accident insurance
Excluded:
Lunch
Personal expense
Note:
Price depends on number of travelers
Please make booking at least 10 days before starting tour
Please contact us for booking this tour