Wat Hua Lamphong - Bangkok    Share

4.4/5 stars (5432 reviews)

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  • Popular Temple In Bangkok
  • Cost Rs 97 ( Approx. per person )
  • Near By Lumphini Park
  • 1.50 Km 23 min.
  • Tourist attraction

Located in the Bang Rak District, Wat Hua Lamphong is one-of-a-kind Royal Buddhist Temple in the capital city. It has an aesthetic architecture, is easily accessible and also falls off the beaten path. The temple is extremely popular among the local Thai civilians, who visit here to donate money for coffins for the people who have died but, unfortunately, have no relatives who can afford to buy a coffin for them. Surrounded by the majestic skyscrapers of Bangkok, the Wat Hua Lamphong temple offers a mystical respite to everyone wishing to experience and understand the atypical Thai culture and history. Furthermore, the temple's charitable initiatives allows tourists to travel, experience and also contribute towards social development. The temple is representative of the classic Thai Buddhist temple with vibrant and boisterous decorations. It's charming vibe and calming environment make it a must-visit for all wishing to experience Thai local culture and its roots.

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Address
728 Rama IV Rd, Si Phraya, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, Thailand
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728 Rama IV Road, Si Phraya, Bang Rak
Latitude
13.7316487
Longitude
100.529448

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Khan Hengsawad

Khan Hengsawad


100.00 %

@ 22 Jan, 2020

For foreigner method I will explain in Eng. If you feel something bad or unlucky in life, you can try to visit here. Here is the place to donate for someone who pass away in accident but they don’t have anyone even family to take care him after they gone. So, you will donate for their coffins. The flow as follow; 1. Write your name and last name on pink paper 2. Queuing for donation and authority will right your name down in orange paper. 500bath for a set of coffin. However, you can donate less than that. 3. Bring pink paper to stick on coffin inside the place. 4. Pray for god in temple to bring up your luck and life become better or any wish which you may need 5. Burn down the orange paper in pot -finish-

yasser k

yasser k


80.00 %

@ 23 Oct, 2019

It's a wonderful place to visit. But there is no tourist guide and you must know something about respecting to this place by your self. Ladies are better to cover their legs and also there is a horizontal white stone on the ground of main temple entrance which you must not to put your step on it. They pray twice a day every day of week and while the praying is going on, you must not beat the bells which are beside the temple. It will coast 20 bahts for every single person who wants to visit the main temple and it worth a look.

Bharani Prasad

Bharani Prasad


100.00 %

@ 10 Jan, 2020

Beautiful temple. Really good art work especially in the main shrine of Buddha. Must visit place for any one visiting Bangkok

Simon Pearton

Simon Pearton


100.00 %

@ 04 Jan, 2020

Beautiful at sunset. With an eclectic mix of shrines. Worth a visit if you are near by. (only 40 bht entrance/donation to enter)

Matthew Lee

Matthew Lee


100.00 %

@ 15 Oct, 2019

Very nice temple grounds. Definitely worth a visit to see the beauty of the temples and the wats themselves. Would recommend a night visit if you want to avoid the crowds! Be sure to be respectful from an attire perspective.

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