Wat Suthat Thep Wararam Ratchaworamahawihan
4.8 10'602 Ratings
“Beside the Giant Swing, this royal temple is a calmer place to admire detailed murals and a huge bronze Buddha.”
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Closed Now – Opens at 08:30
Today: 08:30-20:00
Sam Yot 8 Min
Blue-Line MRT
Hua Lamphong 2.3km
Si Rat Expressway
146 Thanon Bamrung Mueang
Bangkok
Quiet Royal Temple Craft
This is a first-class royal temple where the pace stays measured and the details do the talking. The main hall centers on a large bronze Buddha, while walls, doors, roofs, and murals keep pulling attention outward with dense craftsmanship and old stories. It tends to feel calmer than Bangkok’s bigger temple stops, with shaded places to sit, occasional ceremonies, and the Giant Swing right outside adding a little ceremonial drama.
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Wat Suthat Thep Wararam Ratchaworamahawihan · Reviews
I swung by on a quiet weekday afternoon and loved how peaceful it was—plenty of shady spots to chill and the huge bronze Buddha inside really steals the show. Definitely a nice break from the usual crowded Bangkok temples.
Natnicha (2026)This lovely temple is known for its ornate 19th-century architecture, including the famous 20-meter red teak Giant Swing and the 8-meter bronze Buddha. Many people come here to pray, believing their wishes will come true. It's a great spot to visit with family and friends.
Mohammed (2025)Wat Suthat Thep Wararam Ratchaworamahawihan is a beautiful must-visit temple in Bangkok, although there are some dress code rules such as no shorts allowed. The fees are reasonable, and the courtyard is stunning, making it worth a visit. I was unable to enter due to wearing shorts but will definitely return with proper attire next time.
Tanawat (2025)Wat Suthat is one of the must-see tourist attractions in Bangkok and, in my opinion, even better than the Golden Buddha. The temple features a spacious yard where you can relax in the shade and take some great photos. It's definitely worth visiting if you're in the area.
Anna (2025)While the temple is beautiful, all explanations and information are posted only in Thai. It would be helpful if there were English translations for visitors to understand the history and stories behind the temple. The ticket price is currently 100 Baht, which has been the case since 2017.
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