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Welcome to Bangkok, the "City of Angels". Thailand’s capital city is a vibrant mix of gleaming temples and bustling markets. Here you’ll find golden palaces (like the Grand Palace and Wat Pho), lively street food stalls, and a dynamic riverside scene where modern skyscrapers and historic shrines coexist.


Let our local expert- Tom, a Thailand based travel and guidebook writer and editor- guide you through the best sights, experiences, dining, shopping, and nightlife in Bangkok.

Tom Vater is a writer based in Thailand with long-standing experience covering Bangkok, Phuket, and the surrounding region. He has spent years exploring the country’s cities, coastlines, and everyday life, writing with a strong interest in local communities, culture, and the environment.
As a guidebook author and destination expert, Tom brings depth and context to travel stories, helping travellers better understand Thailand beyond the usual highlights.


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This small-group tour hits three photogenic Bangkok landmarks: the porcelain-spire of Wat Arun, Wat Pho’s giant Reclining Buddha, and Wat Saket’s Golden Mount temple. Starting in the late afternoon, the tour is timed for sunset and twilight light – capturing Wat Arun at dusk and city views from the Golden Mount. An English-speaking guide leads the route, sharing cultural stories as you move between picture-worthy sites.<br/>
- Hailed as a photographer’s favorite, the tour is designed to capture each temple in the best light (golden hour and night illumination).
- Participants describe the guides as knowledgeable and accommodating, often helping to frame great shots.
- With skip-the-line tickets included, the tour focuses on experience: you’ll enjoy private transport and small groups for a relaxed pace.


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● Snap colorful photos at the most Instagrammable places in Bangkok on this Bangkok Temple Tour
● Explore the most important and impressive monuments in the city on this small group excursion
● Get the quintessential Wat Pho Instagram shot with the enormous Reclining Buddha at Wat Pho
● Board a riverboat to mesmerising Wat Arun
● Journey to Wat Saket, one of Bangkok's oldest shrines built on a hillside

Entrance fees (Wat Pho THB 300, Wat Arun THB 200)

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 One of the most important religious pilgrimage sights in Thailand is Wat Saket, translating as the Golden Mountain. This hillside temple features a gleaming gold chedi that is thought to contain a relic from the Buddha himself. It can be traced back to the Ayutthaya period meaning it could be up to 800 years old!

Otherwise known as the Temple of the Reclining Buddha, this is one of the largest and most impressive temple sights in Bangkok. We’ll marvel at the 46-metre Buddha statue made entirely of gold leaf before exploring the attractive grounds. An endless sea of mosaic stupas make Wat Pho quite unlike other temples in the capital – little wonder it’s a UNESCO-protected site.

Named the number 1 landmark in Thailand on TripAdvisor, there’s no excuse for missing Wat Arun. This religious complex, also called the Temple of Dawn, is known for its dreamy white spires that can be seen for miles around. The best way to reach it is by hopping on a riverboat from Wat Pho, giving you the chance to soak up the scenery as we travel between the two.

Meeting Point:National Stadium BTS Station, Exit 2 (2nd floor).. Your tour guide will be holding a "TripGuru" sign waiting for you.

Select this option for a private tour. Pick-up from select locations.<br/>Pickup included

Bangkok Temples Tour at Wat Arun, Wat Phoa and Wat Saket

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