Tickets cost 10 baht. it is beautiful and still has small crowds, if you go to Bangkok and do not want the crush of the Grand Palace, go to the windy fresh Wat Arun to take pictures! One of the great features of touring Thailand is the temple visit. After visiting countless temples on 4 visits, I decided to recommend Wat Arun to you! (also known as the Temple of Dawn) The Grand Palace is diagonally opposite. You can see it across the river, you can take a taxi directly, or you can take a ferry from the Grand Palace. It is recommended that the 2 attractions are combined in the schedule for the most reasonable route. Tickets: 50 baht, equivalent to around 10 yuan. It is the most value-for-money attraction I have ever toured! The temple has been around for 200 years, but its style independently reflects the esthetics of today's Northern European style! At first, I thought it was a newly built Internet building. The building is symmetrical, not as big as the Grand Palace, but it is also very delicate, the color is fresh and elegant. It is very photogenic, every shot is good! The key is that there is much fewer people! To get in, one must wear sleeves, skirt or pants covering the knee. In general, no exposure, as there will be patrols on inspection. In short, it is one of my most recommended Bangkok attractions, I hope you like it too.