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Wat Arun
Bangkok, Thailand
Where Buddhist monks live and practice their faith
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Published: 2023
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Wat Arun, often referred to as the "Temple of Dawn," is a Buddhist temple situated on the west bank of the Chao Phraya River in Bangkok, Thailand. Distinctive for its central prang (spire) adorned with colorful porcelain, Wat Arun stands as an iconic representation of Thai architecture and artistry. As one of Bangkok's most recognizable landmarks, Wat Arun is not only an important religious site but also a beacon of Thai cultural heritage.
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This Tapestry tour of Wat Arun was made possible thanks to our partners: Phramaha Piyanat Soma, Phramaha Wachara Soma, Narudom Kaewchai, Sanya Jitbunjong, Samanera Natthapol, Duangjampa (Kaew), Pischaya Gleepsuwan, Kunjira Rakkanam, Phornpipat Rattanayanon (Chi), and Kasidis Pimman (Pong).
