Bangkok Must-see Attractions: Wat Pho Guide

1️⃣ Introduction to Wat Pho Wat Pho is one of the oldest temples in Bangkok. It is famous for its 46-meter-long golden reclining Buddha statue and is also the birthplace of Thai massage. 🕰 Opening hours: 8:00 - 18:30 daily 💰 Ticket price: 300 baht 2️⃣ How to get there • By subway: Take the MRT Blue Line to Sanam Chai Station and walk for about 10 minutes. • Public Boat: Take Chao Phraya Express Boat to Tha Tien Pier and walk for 5 minutes. 🚨 Tips: It’s only a 10-minute walk from the Grand Palace, making it a great combination for a tour! 3️⃣ Must-see highlights 🌟 Giant Reclining Buddha Statue: A 46-meter-long golden reclining Buddha with exquisite details. It is recommended to use a wide-angle lens to capture the panoramic view. 🌟 Thai Massage Academy: Experience authentic Thai massage, prices start from about 260 baht, it is recommended to make an appointment in advance. 4️⃣ Dressing and travel suggestions 🧥 Dress code: Long pants or long skirts are required, with shoulders covered. If you do not meet the requirements, you can rent a sarong. ⏰ Best time: 8-9 am or after 3 pm to avoid peak hours. 🚫 Note: You need to take off your shoes when entering the temple, and bag storage is provided at the door. 5️⃣ Recommended tour order 1. Collect your ticket at the entrance. 2. Admire the reclining Buddha statue (core attraction). 3. Visit the four major Buddhist temples and experience Thai Buddhist art. 4. Experience traditional Thai massage (optional). 5. Free to visit the pagoda and sculptures. 6️⃣ Visiting tips 💵 Cash payment: Tickets are accepted in cash only. It is recommended to prepare Thai Baht coins. ☂️ Sun protection equipment: Thailand is hot during the day, so it is recommended to bring an umbrella and water. 🙏🏻 Sutra chanting experience: You can listen to the sutra chanting in the Golden Buddha Hall in the evening, and you are allowed to enter and watch. 7️⃣ Recommended nearby attractions 🏯 The Grand Palace: 10 minutes’ walk, a landmark attraction in Bangkok. 🛕 Wat Arun: A great photo spot at sunset (viewing platform “Public View Point”). 🏫 Bangkok Museum: Learn more about Thai history and culture