The Temple of Dawn in Bangkok, Thailand.

The Temple of Dawn, also known as Wat Arun, is located on the banks of the Chao Phraya River and is one of the oldest structures there, often referred to as the Eiffel Tower of Thailand. It is also the largest Mahayana Buddhist stupa in Thailand and is considered a classic must-visit attraction. The best time to visit is from 8:00 to 10:30 AM, when the lighting is optimal for photography, there are fewer people, and the sunlight is not too harsh. After 10:30 AM, the sun becomes very intense. Admission: 200 Thai Baht per person, includes a small bottle of water. Dress code: Overly revealing clothing is not allowed. Transportation: You can take a ferry across the Chao Phraya River and get off at Tha Tian Pier (N8); or take the subway to Itsaraphap Station, exit 1, and walk for about 12 minutes to reach the temple. There are many Thai costume rental shops in the alleys next to the Temple of Dawn, with an average price of 200 Thai Baht for an experience. Wearing a Thai costume to enter the temple for photography is very beautiful. For 1600 Thai Baht, it includes the rental of Thai clothing and a photographer to follow you for an hour. I rented a Thai costume and a photographer for my girlfriend, and she was very happy. The architecture of the Temple of Dawn is magnificent and unique, and it looks amazing with Thai clothing. When visiting Bangkok, you must come here to experience wearing Thai clothing and take beautiful photos.