Wat Benchamabophit Dusitwanaram

Also known as the Marble Temple, this is a famous temple in Thailand. As befitting its reputation, the temple is quite beautiful and well maintained. The landscaping inside the temple is also beautiful. I think this is one of the temples you must visit when you visit Bangkok.

Visited in June 2025. It is a Buddhist temple and known as the Marble Temple. Ticket price is THB 100 per person. Visited in the morning and there was very few tourists. Easily reachable by motorbikes and cars.

A little bit dislocated from the main capital attractions, this Temple will reward you white a quiet and peaceful visit. It's situated north from downtown, around 10-15 min tuktuk ride. Entry fee is 100 Baht, around 3$. The architecture is equally stunning as the temples in the Royal palace. It is widely known as the Marble Temple due to snow white Italian marble exteriors, as well the multi color inlaid marble on the Temple floor. During our visit around noon there were only few people, so we could visit and admire it in peace, also roaming free around the Temple beautiful gardens

An absolutely stunning temple. I found beauty in every corner of this place. It is not located in the city center which creates an atmosphere of serenity, yet still accessible by grab / bolt. It's also free entry!

This famous temple is the first class temple of ratchaworawihan uesed to be an old temple of Ayutthaya period. The temple was build with Italy marble. Parking are available in front of its temple.

I visited Wat Benchamabophit which is also called the Marble Temple today and it was good. Entry to the temple is ticketed at THB100 and this covers all spaces within this vast temple. They are a bit relaxed about knee height clothes but do recommend not wearing clothes that are too short. This temple is also thought to be holding ashes of a previous king, King Rama which makes this an important part of the Budddhist culture in Bangkok. I travelled to the temple using a taxi as it's a bit away from the city centre, however it is a must visit place.

Wat Benchamabophit Dusitwanaram is a breathtakingly beautiful temple that exceeded my expectations! The stunning Italian marble exterior, intricate carvings, and serene atmosphere create a tranquil oasis in the heart of Bangkok. The temple's unique blend of traditional Thai and European architecture is a testament to the country's rich cultural heritage. The peaceful surroundings and beautiful gardens invite contemplation and reflection. I was impressed by the temple's history and significance, and the friendly monks and staff were happy to share their knowledge and insights. Highly recommend Wat Benchamabophit Dusitwanaram to anyone visiting Bangkok. This temple is a must-see destination for anyone interested in culture, history, and spirituality

one of Bangkok's best-known temples and a major tourist attraction.