The densely stacked art temple of cascading beauty—【Wat Arun】

The most visited place in Thailand is Bangkok, where there are over 500 temples of various sizes. This time, dressed in traditional attire, I stepped into the 'Eiffel Tower of Thailand' known as Wat Arun, which faces the Grand Palace across the river. It was built to commemorate the 41st king of Thailand, the national hero King Taksin. • Most of the temples in Bangkok are golden, but this place is special—with a white base and colorful ceramic tiles inlaid with various shapes of decorations, complemented by tiered carvings, it's both exquisite and grand! • It only takes about ten minutes to walk through the temple—the photo spots are very obvious! I suggest preparing a wide-angle lens for panoramic shots and a medium telephoto lens for capturing the layered background of the buildings, which adds more tension. Don't blur the background too much—otherwise, you'll lose the beautiful details that it should have. • Trying on traditional clothing is definitely worth it—it shines against the details here. The only regret is that my shoes this time didn't match. It's better to wear simple shoes for photoshoots—they'll look nicer!