Your Travel Guide to Thailand
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Be careful of tuk-tuk drivers who tell you that the Grand Palace, Wat Pho or Wat Phra Kaew are closed and try to take you to visit other places. Most of the time, they lie, everything is open. They try to lure you into their tuk-tuk with very low prices to take you on a tour that is only an excuse to take you to jewelry stores or other shops where they receive commissions and where precious stones or other valuables are often fakes or at least sold much more expensive than their real price. This is one of the classic scams in Bangkok.
If you are looking for accommodation near Wat Pho, see this list of hotels near Wat Pho.
See this list of accommodations close to Wat Pho.
The Wat Pho Temple in Bangkok is open every day from 8am and usually closes around 6-6:30pm.
The entrance fee is 300THB per foreign tourist.I remind you that at Wat Pho, as in all Buddhist temples, proper attire is required. This means shoulders and knees covered for men and women and no cleavage for women. Tunics are provided before entering the building of the great reclining Buddha for those who do not wear appropriate clothes.
Immerse yourself in the cultural and historical heritage of Bangkok by visiting the Grand Palace, the Emerald Buddha Temple, Reclining Buddha Temple, local markets, and Wat Arun. Trip with a local tour guide.
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See Bangkok's top temples in half day with our private tour to Grand Palace and Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew), Wat Pho (Temple of the Reclining Buddha), and Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn). Our Local Experts will show you beyond the iconic structures of these temples.
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We will be riding electric scooter to go to measure the various temples to bless and watch the ancient architecture of Thailand. Including to visit and eat in the popular dessert shop in the area Mont Nomsod.
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