Hello I was located very close to the central pier, SATHURN so I took a boat for only 20 bat and the pier closest to What Po is number 8. Puertos y rutas de barco del río de Bangkok El río puede ser el sitio perfecto... More

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Swagat1985

Bengaluru, India

4211

Reviewed today

Amazing

Breathtaking temples and gardens. A must see in Bangkok. Not very far from Grand Palace. Highly recommend.

Date of experience: February 2019

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popart2017

Sofia, Bulgaria

164

Reviewed yesterday

Very impressive!

A unique opportunity to see the largest statue of a lying Buddha in Thailand! This is not just an astonishing temple, here is the oldest Thai healing massage school. The statue is of huge size and is extremely impressive! Make sure, that this temple is...More

Date of experience: January 2019

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theonlyjohnnya1

Trat Province, Thailand

Reviewed yesterday via mobile

Worth it for the reclining Buddha alone

Yes it can get busy but Wat Po is simply a must for anyone interested in Buddhism and the Thai interpretation of it. The reclining Buddha is incredible to see yes, but you can visit the other smaller temples , buildings and courtyards as well.

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heinthetraveller

Yangon (Rangoon), Myanmar

12541

Must to visit in Bangkok

Take some times to explore in details to see the history of Bangkok too. Try massage there which is the origin of most of massages places in thailand.

Date of experience: October 2018

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Wieslawa S

Toronto, Canada

Terrific tour

Incredible history, culture, country and peopleWe spent a day with Artty, visiting Bangkok. This was a fantastic experience. He is very knowledgeable about the city, and passionate about his work. He was able to show us his city and explain from the monuments, to daily...More

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female_abroad

Vancouver, Canada

7911

Takes time to explore

Lots of things to explore and look at but also lots of tourists. The part that holds the reclining Buddha is a small part. You are given plastic bags to put your shoes in and the line to get in gets quite long. Your ticket...More

Date of experience: November 2018

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delexn2012

Leh, India

468

Epic

A must visit attraction along with Grand Palace.. just close to Grand Palace (walkable) and not so crowded.. entry fee 200 Bhats.. Reclining Buddha is epic..

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Suzanne R

Melbourne, Australia

2717

Great attraction

We arrived early so missed the worst of the crowds, the Reclining Buddha is busier on a Wednesday, so keep that in mind when planning. You must remove your shoes, but you are now given plastic bags that you can put your shoes into, stops...More

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AnamariaP332

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

162

Great but crowded and hot

Too hot to go mid day and very crowded. Go early! Beautiful statue but could not get a great photo due to the throngs of people. Made it very suffocating inside.