[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Makut Kasattriyaram Ratchaworawihan (Updated May)

#VisitBangkok Wat Makut Kasatriyaram Ratchaworawihan Address - Krung Kasem Road, Bang Khun Phrom Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok Next to Khlong Phadung Kasem, near Makkhawan Rangsan Bridge and next to the UN office in Thailand Getting there - There is a bus stop in front of the temple, bus number 53, but it is recommended to take a taxi or private car for the most convenience. Atmosphere/Location - In front of the temple, there is a parking lot for 20 baht per hour. On the left and right before entering the temple, there is a secondary school and a primary school, Wat Makut Kasatriyaram. The temple door is white with a temple sign on top. The door panels are beautifully carved into the shape of angels. After entering the temple, there will be a reception hall on the left and right. In front will be the temple. The temple has 8 white pillars decorated in the style from the Rattanakosin era. The temple has 2 stairs on the left and right. When you enter the temple door, it will be a pattern of war elephants and the royal emblem on the elephant, both gold. Inside the temple, there will be a red carpet. Each pillar in the temple is a square. There are various symbols, Thai patterns, and different colored Kanok patterns. There are beautiful ancient lantern-shaped lamps. In the center is the Phra Phuttha Wachiramakut, the principal Buddha image in the royal chapel. People can come and pay homage. This chapel is suitable for those who like to meditate because the atmosphere is quiet and there are not many people. The air is cool and comfortable. Behind the chapel is a white pagoda. It is currently not open for viewing. It is only open during festivals and on important religious days. The chapel is behind the pagoda, but it is currently closed for renovation. Open daily from 8:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. Free admission #Restaurant Hired at Wat Makut Kasattri #Worship

This time I will introduce a temple in Bangkok. This place is located in the city of Bangkok, so it is very accessible. This time I went around noon, and it was very beautiful and I was able to take my time to look around. Please go there once. 📍Wat Makut Kasattiriyaram วัดมกุฏกษัตริยารามราชวรวิหาร Address: 330 Krung Kasem Rd, Bang Khun Phrom, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200 Thailand Opening hours: 8:00 to 18:00 #Spring 0 yen trip

#GetDiscountNotDependingOnLuck - Phra Thinang Phutthaisawan is a throne hall in the Royal Palace of the Front, built by Somdet Phra Bowonratchao Maha Sura Singhanat. It was originally named Phra Thinang Suttha Sawan. Somdet Phra Bowonratchao Maha Sura Singhanat originally had the idea to build it for various royal ceremonies, such as the Royal Ceremony of the Chinese New Year and the Royal Sokan Ceremony of His Royal Highness, etc. - Wat Makut Kasatriyaram Ratchaworawihan was built according to the idea of ​​King Rama IV. After digging Khlong Phdung Krung Kasem as the outer moat of the city, His Majesty graciously ordered that there be temples along the canal bank like in Ayutthaya. Therefore, His Majesty ordered that a temple be built alongside Wat Sommanas Ratchaworawihan. - Wat Samphaya, there is evidence of its construction during the reign of King Rama I. Later, during the reign of King Rama III, there were siblings who had the same parents. Consisting of Phraya Ratchasuphawadi (Khun Thong), Phraya Thep Worachun (Thong Ho), and Phraya Ratchawaranikun (Thongkham), a total of 3 siblings. According to history, their father was named Mato Pein, who immigrated from the Mon country, but their mother’s name is unknown. The three siblings built this new temple and when it was completed, they presented it as a royal temple. King Nangklao bestowed the temple with the name “Wat Sam Phraya”.

#triptravelchina - Wat Makutkasatriyaram Ratchaworawihan was built according to the royal initiative of King Mongkut, who ordered it to be built alongside Wat Sommanas Ratchaworawihan. It was completed in 1868. - The ordination hall is in the style of a pavilion, with pillars supporting the palai, three doors, a Maha-ut style chapel, and two-tiered sema, decorated with Chinese stone lions. The pediment is decorated with the Maha Mongkut pattern, which is the emblem of King Rama IV. / The interior walls of the ordination hall have various paintings, including the hands of the gods, the life of the Buddha, and stories of disciples, etc.

#tripfreeaccommodation #Bangkoktourism #WatMakutKasatriyaramRatchaworawihan 📞Hello Hello, I heard and answered. Along the Khlong Phadung Krung Kasem is the location of many temples, following the royal initiative of King Rama IV after the digging of Khlong Phadung Krung Kasem to expand the city. This canal was dug parallel to the original Khlong Khu Muang. Wat Makut Kasatriyaram is a Thammayut sect temple, similar to Wat Sommanas Ratchaworawihan. There is a large chapel in the front, a chedi in the middle, surrounded by a gallery. At the back is a small chapel, which is currently under renovation. The murals are starting to look Western, meaning they are three-dimensional. The principal Buddha image in the chapel is Phra Phuttha Wachiramongkut. The temple has parking and a Prachathipatai pier, which has a Bangkok electric boat service.

Wat Makut Kasatriyaram Ratchaworawihan 🙏Built according to the royal initiative of King Rama IV after digging Khlong Phadung Krung Kasem as the outer moat of the city, His Majesty graciously ordered that there be temples lined up along the canal like in Ayutthaya. Therefore, His Majesty ordered the construction of the temple alongside Wat Sommanas Ratchaworawihan. 💐Inside the temple, there are 2 levels of sema. The first level is called Maha Sima, located in a niche at the corner of the temple wall. There are also sema around the ordination hall called Khandha Sima. In a temple with 2 levels of sema like this, monks can meet to perform religious ceremonies in both the ordination hall and the viharn. 🙏The viharn and the ordination hall have the royal crown design, which is the emblem of King Rama IV, on both the pediment and the top of the door and window arches as well. 📍 Bang Khun Phrom Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok #100WaysToVisit #WatMakutKasatriyaramRatchaworawihan

🏞 After the excavation of the Khlong Phadung Krung Kasem as the outer moat of the city, King Rama IV had the idea to have temples lined along the canal to resemble Ayutthaya. 🏰 Wat Makut Kasattriyaram Ratchaworawihan, a second-class royal monastery, was built alongside Wat Sommanat Ratchaworawihan and completed in 1868. It was initially called Wat Nam Banthat and later renamed Wat Makut Kasattriyaram. 🙏 It is said that this temple was the last royal monastery built by King Rama IV before his death. 🏰 The vihara and ubosot feature the royal crown emblem of King Rama IV on the gables and above the door and window arches. 🙏 Inside the main vihara, there is the principal Buddha image, Phra Phuttha Wachira Mongkut, in a meditation posture. 🛕 The white chedi enshrines the Buddha's relics. Once, the chedi collapsed due to a severe lightning strike. King Rama V restored the chedi with his personal funds and placed a bronze royal crown atop the chedi as a Buddhist offering. 💥 Wat Makut Kasattriyaram Ratchaworawihan: Krung Kasem Road, Bang Khun Phrom Subdistrict, Phra Nakhon District, Bangkok. 🌐 Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/1XiW2kcKewc4rGkU7 🕗 Opening hours: 08:00 – 18:00.

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี #เที่ยวกรุงเทพฯ #ไทยวัด #วัดมกุฏกาสัตรี่ Along the Khlong Phadung Krung Kasem canal, there are two temples directly related to King Mongkut, which he built to represent his beloved wife: Wat Sommanas and Wat Makut, which is like himself. The two temples are not far from each other and look like twin temples with Thai architecture from the Rattanakosin period. The principal Buddha image is enshrined in a pavilion. The chedi is between the ordination hall and the viharn. There is a covered gallery around the temple. Normally, it is not open to the public, except in special cases.

Wat Makut Kasatriyaram Ratchaworawihan is an ancient and beautiful temple and one of the most important temples in Rattanakosin. This temple was built during the reign of King Rama IV alongside Wat Sommanas Ratchaworawihan. The special feature of Wat Makut Kasatriyaram Ratchaworawihan is that it has two layers of bai sema. The first layer is at the corner of the temple wall and around the ordination hall. Inside the ordination hall, there is the principal Buddha image, Phra Phuttha Wachiramakut. The vihara and ordination hall are decorated with the royal crown, the emblem of King Rama IV. The murals are also very beautiful. It is a clean and quiet temple. #Bangkok attractions #Old temples #Temples in Bangkok