[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Wat Traimit Wittayaram (Updated Feb)

Wat Traimit Witthayaram Worawiharn is a Buddhist historical temple which built last 90 years old located in the middle of Bangkok City center, it was designed to be modern with limited space with Traditional Thai crafted, golden Buddha statues, the rooftop of temples decorated in gold spires. Address- Charoen Leung road, Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, Bangkok, Thailand. open hours: 8:00am to 5:00 pm #bangkoktrip

#timetotravel This is amongst all the top temple tourist attractions while being in Bangkok! The Buddha which is made in pure solid gold and weigh 5500 kilograms is all worth it and actually very impressive. According to the information we have read there that the Buddha itself was made way back 18th century. Definitely a place that I can recommend to those who are exploring temples in Bangkok. Entrance Fee: 200 Bhat but double check. Address: 661 Chaoren Krung Road Talad Noi, Samphanthawong. #mytripvlog #tripblazers #temple #thailand

The full name of Wat Traimit is Wat Traimit Withayaram Worawihan. It is also known as The Temple of the Golden Buddha because it houses the world's largest solid gold Buddha statue. Wat Traimit is a royal and sacred temple in Bangkok's Chinatown area. I visited Wat Traimit as part of my Bangkok sightseeing tour and I was amazed by the beauty and history of the Golden Buddha statue. The statue is truly impressive and shines brightly in the temple. I learned that the statue was hidden under plaster for centuries and was only discovered by accident in 1955. The museum in the temple also offers interesting information about the Thai-Chinese heritage and the origin of the statue. I recommend Wat Traimit to anyone who wants to see a unique and valuable piece of Buddhist art. Wat Traimit is open every day from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM. You can visit the temple to see the Golden Buddha statue, as well as the museum that displays its history and the Thai-Chinese heritage. You need to pay a small fee to enter the temple and the museum. There is a dress code for visiting Wat Traimit, as well as other temples in Bangkok. You should wear modest clothing that covers your shoulders and knees. You can also use a scarf or a wrap to cover yourself if needed. Sandals are acceptable, but you may have to leave them by the door when entering the temple. You can also buy cheap clothing from the shops near the temple if you don't have anything appropriate. Please respect the dress code and the religious customs of the temple.🙏 Don't Miss This Amazing Temple ☺️☺️☺️#wecreate #temple #bangkok #awesomepic #thailand #cafe #travel

📍 Wat Traimit Witthayaram Worawihan ⏰ Opening - closing hours: ​​08.00 - 17.00 hrs. 🚆 MRT Hua Lamphong Station, Exit 1, then walk for another 200 m. 🌍 GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/ahiuspTAZSD9FGxD8 📌 Pin a mutelu, worship Buddha to enhance your luck along the electric train line ✨ . It's already half a year, everyone! Let's go worship Buddha to enhance our luck! Increase your luck and comfort along the MRT and BTS electric train lines 🚇🚊. It's easy to travel. It can be said that you get both merit ✨ and exercise your legs~ . ⭐️ Score 10/10 ___________________________________________ #places to visit #places to visit in Bangkok #Bangkok #places to visit along the electric train line #onedaytrip #places to visit in Bangkok #travel in Thailand #Thais travel in Thailand #worship Buddha #enhance luck #mutelu #famous temples #temples in Bangkok #Bangkok

Getting There - Fly into BKK, good public transport if needed otherwise grab & meter taxis Attractions - Golden Buddha, Chinatown & backstreets leading to the markets, Wat Pho, Wat Arun. if you take the river taxi down to Marine Department, then walk to the Golden Buddha, then use maps to take you to Lux hostel (take the backstreets), from Lux walk straight and keep going till you get to Wat Pho. After than cross the river for 5 baht to Wat Arun. Hotels - so many just don’t stay on Khao San Road :) Food & Restaurants - Street food, Chinatown & around Khao San Road. see if you can find the rainbow pancakes near Khao San. Shopping - Malls central world & Siam are both good & near a culture/ art exhibition if you fancy something different & free#2023travelwish #newyearstrip #bangkok #travelasia #solotravel

Beautiful temple! highly recommend any traveller to go and experience the amazing architecture. only 100 Baht so super cheap!#travel #temple #bangkok

On a day trip in Bangkok, the Golden Buddha Temple at the top of Doi Suthep is definitely a must-visit attraction. In the morning, I took a taxi to Doi Suthep, enjoying the blend of bustling and serene scenes along the way. Upon arrival, I was greeted by a winding staircase flanked by dense trees and glittering Buddha statues, which uplifted my spirits. Climbing the stairs, the closer I got to the top, the fresher and more tranquil the air felt. When I finally reached the Golden Buddha Temple, the magnificent golden pagoda shone brilliantly under the sunlight, leaving me in awe. The intricate murals inside the temple showcased the rich Thai culture. Standing at the top, overlooking the panoramic view of Bangkok, the stark contrast between the bustling city and the harmonious nature was striking. After this serene journey, I left with a heart full of emotions and beautiful memories, secretly hoping to return to this charming city again.

#bigbuddhabangkok Wat Traimit in Bangkok is a hidden gem that’s not to be missed. Known for housing the world’s largest solid gold Buddha, the temple offers a serene and awe-inspiring experience. As you approach the massive statue, its sheer size and golden radiance are breathtaking. The temple’s intricate architecture and peaceful atmosphere make it a perfect escape from the hustle of the city. The museum nearby offers insight into the Buddha’s fascinating history. Whether you’re a history buff or a spiritual seeker, Wat Traimit’s beauty and significance will leave you feeling truly inspired. My rating: 4 ⭐️ out of 5!

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#BangkokItinerary Bangkok is a vibrant city with a wealth of culture, food and shopping options. This guide will take you through a one-day trip to Bangkok, including transportation guide, local attractions and food recommendations to make your trip more fulfilling. 🗺️🍽️ Itinerary Overview • Morning: Terminal 21 🛍️ • Noon: Savoey Thai Restaurant 🍜 • Afternoon: Temple of the Golden Buddha 🕌 • Dusk: Bangkok Chinatown 🏮 • Evening: Meilong shark fin bird's nest 🦐🍲 Transportation guide 🚉 Transportation within the city: Mass Rapid Transit (BTS) and Subway (MRT): Bangkok's public transportation system is very convenient. It is recommended to buy a one-day pass to move around the city more easily. Morning: Terminal 21 🛍️ • Transportation: Shopping Mall connected to Asok Station • Features: This shopping mall has the theme of "Around the World", with each floor simulating the style of a different country, allowing you to experience the cultures of various places while shopping. Find everything from fashion brands to local handicrafts. Noon: Savoey Thai Restaurant 🍜 • Address: Inside Terminal 21 Shopping Mall • This restaurant has a history of 40 years and specializes in authentic Thai cuisine. Although the price is a bit higher, it is definitely worth a try. • Recommended dishes: Fried crab meat with curry🦀, fried crab meat with rice🍚, Thai coconut chicken soup🥥, papaya salad🥗 and fried chicken wings with sticky rice🍗. Afternoon: Golden Buddha Temple 🕌 • Transportation: Take the MRT subway to (Hua Lan Xie Station), take Exit 1, and walk for about 10 minutes to get there (after exiting the station, it is recommended to open Google Maps on your mobile phone to follow). • Features: The Golden Buddha Temple is one of the three must-visit Buddhist temples in Bangkok. It has the largest golden Buddha statue in Thailand, weighing 5.5 tons, which is amazing. The architectural style of the temple is unique and magnificent, making people feel the profound Thai culture. Dusk: Bangkok Chinatown 🏮 • Transportation: Take the BTS Dark Green Line to Saphan Taksin Station, then transfer to the ferry to Ratchawong N5 Pier. It takes about 10 minutes to walk to Bangkok's Chinatown. • Features: Chinatown is a lively area where Chinese people gather, and it is even more prosperous at night. The streets are lined with all kinds of food stalls, ranging from affordable snacks to high-end delicacies, making people salivate. 🤤 Evening: Meilong shark fin bird's nest 🦐🍲 • Transportation: In Bangkok Chinatown, 534-536 Yaowarat Rd, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100 • Recommended dishes: Crab meat fried rice🍚, roasted pork stir-fried vegetables🥬, large fried oyster cakes🦪 and curry fried squid🐙 • Features: This restaurant is famous for its high-quality shark fins at reasonable prices. Every dish allows you to experience the authentic Thai flavor, especially the crab meat fried rice, which is delicious. Tips 💡 • Prepare cash: Although most shopping malls and restaurants accept credit cards, some stalls and markets may only accept cash, so it is recommended to prepare some Thai baht. 💵 • Dress comfortably: The weather in Bangkok is hot, so it is recommended to wear light and comfortable clothing and shoes for walking. 👟 • Stay safe: In busy streets and markets, take care of your personal belongings to avoid pickpockets. 🚨

#Travel along the electric train line Start from MRT Hua Lamphong Station, Exit 1, then turn left onto Rama IV Road, turn into Thai-Chinese Friendship Road, walk for about 3-4 minutes and you will arrive. Wat Traimit Witthayaram is located on Trimit Road, Talat Noi Subdistrict, Samphanthawong District. It is an ancient temple in the monastery area. It is a wooden house. The original name was "Wat Sam Chin". It is believed that 3 Chinese people built the temple together as a temple for making merit. When you come to Wat Traimit, you must not miss paying homage to Phra Sukhothai Traimit, which is the largest golden Buddha statue and is recorded in the Guinness Book. It is assumed that this golden Buddha statue was built in the Sukhothai period. It was originally enshrined at Wat Mahathat, Sukhothai Province. #Wat Traimit #mrt Hua Lamphong

Located near Bangkok's Chinatown, the Golden Buddha Temple is a modest yet magnificent Buddhist sanctuary, housing the world-renowned pure gold Buddha statue, symbolizing prosperity and wisdom. As you approach the temple, the bustling streets gradually fade away, and the surrounding atmosphere becomes tranquil, as if time itself has slowed down. Entering the main hall, the Golden Buddha sits on a lotus throne, radiating a dazzling golden light that makes one hold their breath in awe. His compassionate face seems to whisper the true meaning of life, attracting countless devotees to stop and worship. The hall is filled with swirling incense smoke and the melodious sound of bells, evoking an indescribable inner peace. When sunlight streams through the windows and shines on the Golden Buddha, the brilliant light seems to convey endless blessings. At this moment, I am not only awed by the magnificence of the Golden Buddha but also moved by the profound spirit and cultural heritage hidden in the city of Bangkok. The Golden Buddha Temple is not just a religious sanctuary but also a place where one can regain inner peace, adding a touch of serenity and solemnity to my journey.

#BangkokAttractions We arrived at the **Golden Buddha Temple** in Bangkok, Thailand. It is one of the three must-visit Buddhist temples in Bangkok, alongside the Temple of the Reclining Buddha and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha🌟. The Temple of the Golden Buddha enshrines the largest golden Buddha statue in Thailand. This Buddha statue weighs 5.5 tons and is the largest golden Buddha in the world. It is really amazing! Walking into the Golden Buddha Temple, in the middle is a shining golden Buddha statue, which seems to be emitting divine light✨. The majesty of this Buddha statue made me feel a strong religious atmosphere. The believers around me prayed devoutly and enjoyed the silence here. The architectural style of the temple is unique to Thailand, with magnificent splendor and exquisite carvings, making people feel the rich cultural heritage🏛️. This trip to the Golden Buddha Temple not only allowed me to appreciate the magnificent religious art, but also allowed me to experience the profound Thai culture🌏.

#voyagevibes Every guest of Bangkok should first of all start exploring the capital from Bangkok famous temples. After all, in addition to the fact that they are very beautiful and famous, they are also the most important sacred places for the inhabitants of Thailand. There are most beautiful and popular among tourists. They are popular for a reason, and they are worth visiting: The Temple of the Golden Buddha (Wat Trai Mit) could be just one of thousands of temples, if not for the world's largest golden statue of a seated Buddha. Thais say that it consists entirely of gold, and its weight is 5 and a half tons. The pupils of the Buddha's eyes are black Thai sapphires, and the whites of the eyes are made of pearls. The temple complex consists of several temple buildings and even a museum, so there will be something to see here. The Marble Temple (Wat Benchamabophit, also Marble Temple) is one of the most beautiful in Bangkok. Although it is called "Marble", in literal translation the name sounds like "The Temple of King Rama V", by whose order it was built in 1899. After the death of the king, his ashes were immured at the base of the main Buddha statue of the temple. Wat Suthat Thep Wararam Temple, located in the heart of Bangkok, is one of the oldest. It is known for hosting one of the most beautiful and largest Viharn (sermon hall). The temple began to be built in 1807 under King Rama I, and was completed only in 1947 under King Rama III. At the base of the pedestal of the statue is a part of the ashes of King King Rama VIII. In 2005, the temple was included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. The Ratchanadaram Temple (Wat Ratchanaddaram, also Ratchanadda) began to be built in 1846 by order of King Rama III, but to date the construction is still considered incomplete, which makes it the longest long–term construction in Thailand - more than 160 years. It is interesting, first of all, for its unusual architecture, different from other Thai temples: the main chedi is made in the form of a multi-level pyramid made of metal. the territory of the complex is quite large, decorated with greenery and beautiful buildings, but there are very few tourists here. The Temple of the Golden Mountain (Wat Saket) is famous for its gilded pagoda built on a high artificial hill called the golden mountain. For a long time, before skyscrapers began to be built in Bangkok, this pagoda was the tallest building in the city. This temple is very revered by believers, because it contains a piece of Buddha's ashes brought from India.

#GetDiscountWithoutLuck Phra Mahamondop Phra Phuttha Maha Suwannapatimakorn Wat Traimit Witthayaram .. is the place where the golden Buddha image of Wat Traimit is enshrined, which has been completed and stands out prominently in front of Wat Traimit .. built to be dedicated to His Majesty King Bhumibol Adulyadej the Great on the occasion of his 80th birthday .. designed by Air Vice Marshal Awat Ngoenchuklin, National Artist, former Director-General of the Fine Arts Department, who designed the beautiful patterns and conveyed the meaning of modern art beautifully inside the Phra Mahamondop #VisitBangkok

Bangkok Four-Day Journey: A Feast of Time and Taste On the first day, I stepped into Bangkok's Grand Palace, as if traveling through a time tunnel to a royal dream world. The golden halls and the dazzling glazed tiles exuded an aura of nobility and splendor in every detail. I strolled through the palace corridors, admiring the exquisite carvings and murals, and felt the unique charm of ancient Thai culture, as if I had become a noble of that era. On the second day, I visited the Chatuchak Weekend Market in Bangkok, a bustling bazaar with a dazzling array of goods that left me overwhelmed. I weaved through the crowds, experiencing the unique flavor of Bangkok's street life. Later, I wandered through Chinatown, where familiar scents brought me back to my hometown in an instant. The Chinese-style buildings, bustling crowds, and myriad goods on both sides of the street made me feel the fusion and collision of Chinese and Thai cultures. On the third day, I visited the Temple of the Golden Buddha and the Erawan Shrine, experiencing the profound Buddhist culture of Thailand. Inside the Temple of the Golden Buddha, the Buddha statue shone brightly, and every detail exuded an aura of tranquility and solemnity. I sat quietly in front of the Buddha hall, feeling a sense of inner peace and serenity. The Erawan Shrine, with its unique shape and sacred aura, made me feel the power of faith. I prayed silently, hoping that this faith would bring me more strength and courage. On the fourth day, I arrived at Koh Samet. The sea breeze gently caressed my face, and the beach was as soft as silk. I lay on the beach, enjoying the embrace of the sun and the sea breeze, as if I were in paradise. I closed my eyes, feeling the waves lapping and the sea breeze blowing, allowing my mind to be completely relaxed and purified. During this trip, I not only gained beautiful memories but also tasted many delicious Thai foods. I recommend everyone to try Pad Thai and Mango Sticky Rice. Pad Thai, with its unique texture and flavor, left me wanting more, while Mango Sticky Rice, with its sweet taste and soft rice, was irresistible. These delicacies not only satisfied my taste buds but also gave me a deeper understanding of Thai culinary culture. Finally, I want to give some tips to friends planning to visit Bangkok: remember to take sun protection measures, as the sun in Bangkok is very strong; bring comfortable shoes, as most of Bangkok's attractions require walking; try to communicate with the locals, as you will find them very friendly and warm. I hope you also have an unforgettable journey in Bangkok, experiencing the unique charm of the city and the feast of its cuisine.

#cherryblossom2024 Wat Traimit is a prominent Buddhist temple in Bangkok with a impressive solid gold Buddha statue at over 5m tall. The statue is believed to be made of pure gold and is one of the largest gold statues in the world. Wat Traimit is not only a religious site but also a cultural treasure, designed with stunning craftsmanship and fascinating history.

#songkran2024 Wat Traimit Withayaram Worawihan is also known as the Temple of the Golden Buddha, is located on Charoen Krung Road. The attraction in Wat Traimit is the gold Maravijaya Attitude seated Buddharupa statue, with a weight of 5.5 tonnes. It is a landmark in Yaowarat Chinatown and it is one of the tourist attraction in Bangkok city. Over here, you will get to explore the history of the Golden Buddha. After exploring Wat Traimit, you can explore Yaowarat Chinatown. Address: 661 Charoen Krung Road, Talat Noi, Samphanthawong, Bangkok 10100, Thailand Opening Hours: 8am - 5pm Entrance fee per person: 100 baht.

night time even through golden Buddha hall is closed but it still nice place for walk passby and relax with peaceful mind ..

#thailandtrip The Temple of the Golden Buddha, or Wat Traimit, is not only known for its stunning gold Buddha statue but also for its rich history. The statue itself is believed to be over 700 years old and was discovered by accident when it was accidentally dropped and revealed the gold underneath. The temple complex also features beautiful architecture and intricate details, making it a true masterpiece. Inside the temple, you can also explore the museum that showcases the history and significance of the Golden Buddha. It's a truly awe-inspiring place that offers a glimpse into Thailand's rich cultural heritage. Don't forget to bring your camera to capture the beauty of this magnificent temple!

A new landmark in Bangkok, Thailand, a 66-meter-tall pure gold Buddha statue, is even more of a photo check-in spot for independent travelers than the Grand Palace, which is a favorite among tour groups. Half a day is just the right amount of time to visit~ Good camera positions can be found all around the Buddha, and the best spot to view the Buddha's front face is right in this alley. Here, you can see the Buddha's front face and take photos with it.

Wat Traimit Witthayaram Worawihan, originally known as "Wat Sam Chin" or "Temple of the Three Chinese", was founded by three Chinese individuals who jointly built this temple as a place for making merit. Today, the temple is over 140 years old. A highlight of the temple is the Phra Maha Mondop Vihara Luang, which is almost entirely constructed from marble, and it houses the Phra Buddha Maha Suwannapatimakorn, or "Luang Por Thongkham" - the world's largest solid gold Buddha image, recorded by the Guinness Book. Inside the temple's ordination hall, there is also the Phra Buddha Tras Phorn Yan, commonly known as "Luang Por To Wat Sam Chin".

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Getting There - The Wat Traimit is located on Thanon Mittaphap Thai-China, just East of Thanon Yaowarat in Chinatown. Attractions - The Temple of the Golden Buddha is famous for its solid gold Buddha statue, weighing about 5.5 tons and nearly 3 meters high. Many people often confuse Temple of the Golden Buddha in Bangkok as the Temple of the Emerald Buddha near the Royal Palace of Thailand, because all the tile roofs and walls are yellow. According to the story, in the 50s of the last century, while moving the statue, the crane hanging rope broke, causing the statue to fall into the mud pit but no one picked it up. Until a monk of the temple was informed in a dream by the Buddha, so he searched and pulled the statue up, found a yellow light flashing due to the broken concrete mortar and the Golden Buddha was discovered from that time. Since the discovery of this statue, Golden Buddha Temple Wai Traimit has become a place to visit, travel, visit by a large number of tourists from all over the world as well as Buddhists who come to pray for peace, luck, health and money. talent. There are many Buddhists who still make offerings, worship many things from gold and silver to offer to the Buddha wishing to have many things as they wish in their lives. There are also tourists who come to ring the bell to pray for the predestined relationship, to make offerings to Nhu Y tree, depending on the amount of money the ceremony can be more or less. #mytripvlog

A very impressive temple that features the famous Golden Buddha. Purchase a ticket in the stall found just to the left of the temple, then climb the stairs to the top. You’ll be asked to remove your shoes before entering. The interior is ornate and it really is impressive. Photos are allowed but they ask you to refrain from taking any videos. The view over Chinatown is also impressive. After visiting this temple, you can wander the alleyways of Chinatown for hours. Great destination!

Thailand has always been the first choice for many people's first overseas trip. It is a civilized ancient country with a history of Buddhism for more than two thousand years. On the beautiful and rich land, there are more than 30,000 ancient temples full of myth and legend and magnificent palaces. There is always not enough time to explore Thailand, as there are too many scenic spots. The must-visit attractions in Thailand include the Grand Palace, Wat Phra Kaew, Vimanmek Mansion, Wat Pho, the Chao Phraya River, Damnoen Saduak Floating Market, Safari World, Dream World, Koh Larn, Khao Kheow Open Zoo, Koh Samui, Ayutthaya, Wat Arun, Krabi, Phang Nga Bay, and Phi Phi Island. The Grand Palace, is not only the place where the Thai royal family lives and works, but also has beautiful architecture and has become one of the must-see attractions that no one can ignore. The pointed roofs here are also inlaid with gold leaves, forming a lasting yellow color over time, especially shining under every sunshine in Bangkok.

This Yaowarat History Center is located on the 2nd floor of the Phra Maha Mondop of Wat Traimit Witthayaram, which shows the migration of Chinese people to Thailand from the past to the present. There are 6 exhibition rooms in total, divided according to the time period and events that took place. Let's follow along. 📍661 Charoen Krung Road, Talat Noi Subdistrict, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok 10100 #Wat Traimit Museum #thailand #waiting for departure day

Phra Phuttha Maha Suwanna Patimakorn or Phra Sukhothai Traimit or as locals often call it, Luang Pho Thongkham It is enshrined in the pavilion inside Wat Traimit Witthayaram, Talat Noi Subdistrict, Samphanthawong District, Bangkok, not far from Hua Lamphong Railway Station. The Buddha statue is made entirely of pure gold and weighs 5.5 tons, making it the largest and heaviest gold Buddha statue in the world, and has been recorded in the Guinness Book of World Records. #BangkokTravel

#SongkranTrip Phra Phuttha Maha Suwan Patimakorn, the largest pure gold Buddha statue in the world Wat Traimit Witthayaram is located on Charoen Krung Road near Hua Lamphong Railway Station. Originally, the temple was called "Wat Sam Chin Tai", which was named after the number of 3 Chinese builders. There is no evidence of when it was built. Until 1939, the name was changed from "Wat Sam Chin" to "Wat Traimit Witthayaram". What you must not miss when visiting Wat Traimit is to pay homage and ask for blessings from the Golden Buddha or Phra Phuttha Maha Suwan Patimakorn, enshrined in the "Phra Maha Mondop Chaloem Phrakiat 80 Phansa", which is the largest pure gold Buddha statue in the world, weighing 5.5 tons. According to beliefs, those who pay homage to Luang Pho Thongkham will be wealthy and have money to spend throughout the year. There is also the principal Buddha image, "Phra Phuttha Thotsaphon Yan" or "Luang Pho To Wat Sam Chin", which is enshrined in this ordination hall. It is a stucco Buddha statue covered in gold lacquer with beautiful Buddha features. Wat Traimit Witthayaram Worawihan 📍 https://goo.gl/maps/xhLvQ66r7xQpVTjz8 #Mr.Tourist #Wat Traimit Witthayaram Worawihan #FamilyTrip

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