Wat Hua Lumphong
Wat Hua Lumphong
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Neighbourhood: Silom
Despite the lack of any major tourist attractions, this lively neighborhood is a favorite of many. Whether it's the (somewhat naughty) nightlife of Soi Patpong, the various handicraft night markets or the plethora of dining options that tickle your fancy, a night out in Silom is a must on every itinerary. It's worth a stop during daytime, too: join office workers on a quest to tasty street food during lunch and shop at Silom Complex for a great mix of Thai and international stores. After a day of strolling around the congested sidewalks, a visit to Silom's Lumphini Park, Bangkok's answer to NYC's Central Park, is a welcome change of scenery.
How to get there
- Sam Yan • 1 min walk
- Sala Daeng • 7 min walk
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- Kaushik GMumbai, India4,068 contributionsBeautiful architectureDuring my vacation in Bangkok, I was staying in Silom area and I had visited this beautiful temple complex dedicated to Lord Buddha. At the entrance there are vendors selling flowers and incense sticks. One has to climb up marble steps to reach the main temple which has a beautiful golden color Buddha in sitting posture with beautiful decor using chandeliers and the colorful paintings on the walls depicting stories from the life of Lord Buddha are absolutely mesmerizing. Also liked the beautiful architecture of the temple showcasing intricate art work in golden color. Entrance ticket of 40 baht is there for foreign national.Visited September 2019Travelled with friendsWritten 21 August 2020
- kyaw k3 contributionsCame to pay homage to Wat Hua Lamphong for the first time.I have come to visit and pay homage to Buddha images in Hua Lamphong and make merit for the coffin for the first time. Anyone who comes to Bangkok and wants to pay homage to Buddha images, I recommend Hua Lamphong Temple. It has everything.Visited July 2023Travelled with familyWritten 26 July 2023
- Whendi88Singapore, Singapore151 contributionsBlessing to the needy.Didnt really visit Wat Hua Lumphong, but the small temple beside it. Went there for coffin donation. Each share is 500baht. The uncle in the temple is very friendly to guide us the whole procedures of prayers.Visited June 2022Written 8 July 2022
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Alan888168
2 contributions
Jul 2023
Only staff with good customer service skills should be employed.
I wanted donate 50baht but was rejected outright by this staff in pic
I wanted donate 50baht but was rejected outright by this staff in pic
Written 30 July 2023
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kyaw k
3 contributions
Jul 2023 • Family
I have come to visit and pay homage to Buddha images in Hua Lamphong and make merit for the coffin for the first time. Anyone who comes to Bangkok and wants to pay homage to Buddha images, I recommend Hua Lamphong Temple. It has everything.
Written 26 July 2023
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Ray
Leeds, UK49 contributions
Mar 2023 • Couples
Beautiful and humbling. A real treat to find such an active local temple, with no other western tourists visible. The coffin donations were very busy (we visited on a Sunday) but the other offerings more simple to understand. Food to bless to donate, robes to donate for monks, candles, etc. Really special.
NB it is opposite a shopping complex which is poorly signed but a treat to escape the heat for a drink/food, especially Japanese food. You can enter via the subway through the train station.
NB it is opposite a shopping complex which is poorly signed but a treat to escape the heat for a drink/food, especially Japanese food. You can enter via the subway through the train station.
Written 16 March 2023
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ThomVN
Dana Point, CA5 contributions
Feb 2023
A true Thai temple took friends to visit the Emerald Buddha temple of dawn, and Grand Palace then brought them to Wat Hua Lumphong. A must-see and experience and donation to coffin for the poor.
Written 4 March 2023
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Whendi88
Singapore, Singapore151 contributions
Jun 2022
Didnt really visit Wat Hua Lumphong, but the small temple beside it. Went there for coffin donation. Each share is 500baht. The uncle in the temple is very friendly to guide us the whole procedures of prayers.
Written 8 July 2022
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Kaushik G
Mumbai, India4,068 contributions
Sep 2019 • Friends
During my vacation in Bangkok, I was staying in Silom area and I had visited this beautiful temple complex dedicated to Lord Buddha. At the entrance there are vendors selling flowers and incense sticks. One has to climb up marble steps to reach the main temple which has a beautiful golden color Buddha in sitting posture with beautiful decor using chandeliers and the colorful paintings on the walls depicting stories from the life of Lord Buddha are absolutely mesmerizing. Also liked the beautiful architecture of the temple showcasing intricate art work in golden color. Entrance ticket of 40 baht is there for foreign national.
Written 21 August 2020
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krutuckmarissa
19 contributions
Feb 2020 • Family
It’s quite comfortable and easy to visit with family and it is beautiful place that you can visit for free. There are many
things you can do for doing merit with children’s and older people.
things you can do for doing merit with children’s and older people.
Written 11 February 2020
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ginjinlin
Lion's Head, Canada29 contributions
Dec 2019
Go to this temple to make a donation on coffin. It is also a blessing to give than receive. :) Easy access just make a turn from BTS exit and you can see the temple easily.
Written 22 January 2020
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mooer
Nuneaton, UK379 contributions
Dec 2019 • Couples
Nice temple that is still using incense ! It also has the Chinese Temple attached next door for the coffin donation which is so lovely.
This temple is the one where the pink cows used to be- they were here when we last visited last year but this year they have been moved to the countryside - there are posters showing hem arriving with the monks blessing them.
One side of the temple is used for funerals and there can be some beautiful flower arrangements.
This temple is the one where the pink cows used to be- they were here when we last visited last year but this year they have been moved to the countryside - there are posters showing hem arriving with the monks blessing them.
One side of the temple is used for funerals and there can be some beautiful flower arrangements.
Written 26 December 2019
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Tipsy Traveler
Singapore, Singapore14 contributions
Nov 2019
Visited this temple to do coffin donation for the orphans. The process of donating is written clearly for foreigners. The people are friendly enough to guide you if you seem lost.
Please remember to wear clothes that cover at least below your knee.
Thank you.
Please remember to wear clothes that cover at least below your knee.
Thank you.
Written 10 December 2019
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hitherefriend
Singapore, Singapore33 contributions
Hi, are short sleeves and shorts allowed in the temple? Going for coffin donation.
gordonj258
Blackpool, UK6,502 contributions
Hi there, short sleeves are ok and shorts are also ok if the knee is well covered.
Cherilyn L
54 contributions
hi, can i know what time this temple close?
FoodieinSEA
Bangkok, Thailand198 contributions
To make merit: 24 hours open
To visit the temple premises and the temple itself: open from 8am to 5:30pm
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