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Temple of Dawn - Wat Arun
As the name tell you "Temple is good to visit at dawn" but 8am won't hurt 😅

🚕Private airport pick-up from Bangkok Airport to hotel in city center

🎒After collecting your luggage, proceed to the ARRIVAL hall, where our airport staff will es**rt you to the waiting area for the car transfer.

✈️Domestic flights: staff will wait at EXIT gate which is only one.

✈️International flights: staff will wait at GATE 5, inside the building on your right hand side.

❓If you only see your name, your sign board, but no staff holding it, kindly point to the sign to let other staff behind those signs know. They will get in touch with your staff immediately. Or call us on WA 089 922 2906

Waiting time for the car is approx.5-10 minutes after meeting the staff.

Traveling time to the hotel in the city center is usually one hour, but it could be more during rush hour or in case of rain.

Queen Sirikit, the mother of Thailand's King Vajiralongkorn, has died aged 93.
She passed away "peacefully" in a Chulalongkorn hospital at 21:21 local time on Friday, according to the Thai Royal Household Bureau.

To all visitors,

The appropriate colors to wear while visiting Thailand during a period of mourning for Her Majesty Queen Sirikit are primarily black, with dark grey or white also being acceptable alternatives. It is best to avoid bright or flashy colors like pinks, reds, or oranges to show respect.

Acceptable colors
Black: This is the most traditional and widely accepted color for mourning in Thailand, symbolizing grief and solemnity.
Dark grey or navy blue: These are appropriate alternatives if black is not available.

White: This is also considered acceptable, though less common than black.

Colors to avoid
Bright and flashy colors like pink, red, and orange.

Additional tips
Wear simple, conservative clothing: A simple, dark-colored dress or a dark shirt and pants are good options. Avoid overly casual or revealing clothing.

Consider wearing a black ribbon: If you cannot find black clothing, wearing a black ribbon on your clothing is a way to show respect.

Check local guidance: It is always a good idea to check for any specific guidance from local authorities or your accommodation, as recommendations can change.