Wat Saket Temple

The Buddhist Temple of the Golden Mountain (local name Wat Saket) is located in the area of Ratanakosin Island in Bangkok. It symbolizes Mount Meru, one of the symbols of Buddhism – this mountain has long been the highest point in Bangkok. Climbing it you can admire inimitable landscapes. The attraction is white, with a golden sharp roof, the roof has a high spire shape, stands on an artificial hill. There are about 300 steps leading to the top, so keep this in mind if you go on a hot afternoon.

How do I get there? The area of Kaosan is quite close, so you can walk to the sights. From more distant areas you need to take transport. To the nearest metro station 2 kilometers to the nearest station. Not far from the temple is the stop of city buses No8, 37 and 47 (the fare is from 6 to 23 baht). For information about the desired bus route, ask the hotel reception or look at the local bus website BTMA. If you decide to visit the Temple of the Golden Mountain from Pratunam districts - an unforgettable flavor will be given to you by cruise boats. You can take a boat in the Pratunam area, where Phetchaburi and Ratchadamri streets intersect. Under the bridge. The route runs through Siam and it's not far from the Golden Mountain Temple. It'll cost you 13 baht.