View of Wat Arun at night and day

🌅 Review of Wat Arun during the day ✅ Highlights: • Sunlight hits the prang, revealing the details of the stucco patterns and beautifully decorated Benjarong pottery. • The view of the Chao Phraya River makes photos come out beautiful from every angle. • Tourists often wear Thai costumes to take photos with the prang as a backdrop. • The atmosphere is bright, suitable for walking around. 📸 Recommended photo spots: • The base of the large prang (main prang) • The corner along the Chao Phraya River • The marble archway and stairs 🌃 Review of Wat Arun at night ✅ Highlights: • Wat Arun will have beautiful lights, shining on the prang reflecting the light in the Chao Phraya River. • Suitable for taking a boat ride to see the view or having dinner on a boat or at a riverside restaurant on the opposite bank (Wat Arun is on the Thonburi side). • The atmosphere is very romantic. Especially during sunset – lights start to turn on around 18.30–19.00 hrs. 📍 Recommended spots: • Riverside restaurants on the Phra Nakhon side, such as Sala Rattanakosin, Eagle Nest Rooftop Bar • Tha Chang Pier or Ratchawinee Pier to take pictures of Wat Arun at night 👘 Rent Thai costumes to take pictures at Wat Arun ✅ Details: • There are many Thai costume rental shops around Wat Arun, such as: • Wat Arun Thai Costume Shop • Khunying Thai Costume Shop • Arun Thai Costume • There are both traditional and modern Thai costumes for women and men. 💸 Rental price: • General price: • Women: 200–400 baht (depending on the style and accessories such as flower trays, jewelry) • Men: 150–350 baht • Children: around 100–200 baht • Rental time: can be rented for around 1.5–2 hours ✅ Other services: • Makeup + hairstyling (Additional services available in some shops, additional charge of around 100–200 baht) • Luggage storage service • Photography + DSLR camera (some shops have photographers available for an additional charge of 500–1,000 baht) 📍 How to get there: • MRT, get off at Itsaraphap station and walk for about 10 minutes • Ferry from Tha Chang (Grand Palace) to Wat Arun (4 baht ferry fee)