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5:49 AM
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6:16 PM
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Temple visits at dawn are serene, with monks collecting alms in the quiet streets.
Bangkok's Chao Phraya River and rooftop bars offer spectacular sunset views over the sprawling city.
Wat Arun (Temple of Dawn) ironically photographs best at sunset when lit from across the river.
The Lebua rooftop bar (Sky Bar) offers cocktails with panoramic sunset views.
Wat Pho's golden spires catch beautiful morning light.
The Grand Palace is extremely crowded—consider sunrise from the outside only.
Asiatique market has riverfront sunset views with ferris wheel silhouettes.
The Chao Phraya Express boats offer moving golden hour photography opportunities.
Khao San Road comes alive at night—blue hour captures the transition.
Lumpini Park offers rare green space with city skyline sunsets.
Chinatown's Yaowarat Road is dramatic at blue hour when neon signs illuminate.
The Mahanakhon SkyWalk has a glass floor for unique sunset angles.
Temple of Dawn viewed from across the river
Tip: View from Tha Tien Pier or rooftop bars
Famous rooftop bar with skyline views
Tip: Dress code enforced, arrive early for good seats
Temple of the Reclining Buddha
Tip: Opens at 8am, quieter in morning
Tallest building with glass floor
Tip: Book sunset tickets in advance
Night market with ferris wheel
Tip: Take the free shuttle boat
Central park with lake and skyline views
Tip: Monitor lizards are a bonus!
Bustling Chinese market street
Tip: Best at blue hour when neon lights glow
Evening boat rides with temple views
Tip: Public express boats are cheap and authentic
Bangkok is hot year-round with monsoon season May-October. Dry season (Nov-Feb) offers the best conditions.
November-February for dry, cooler weather and clearer skies.
Annual Overview
See how golden hour times shift throughout the year in Bangkok. Plan your trips around the best light.
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Light Conditions
Night
Stars, low light
Blue Hour
Twilight, city lights
Golden Hour
Warm, soft light
Daylight
Bright, even
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Golden hour and blue hour in Bangkok, explained.
Golden hour happens shortly after sunrise and before sunset, but the exact times change by date. Use the date picker above to see golden hour times for Bangkok on your travel dates.
Blue hour is the twilight period before sunrise and after sunset. The exact blue hour window depends on the date and location—check the times shown on this page for Bangkok.
Sunset is generally recommended in Bangkok. Bangkok's Chao Phraya River and rooftop bars offer spectacular sunset views over the sprawling city.
Top photography spots include Wat Arun at Sunset, Sky Bar at Lebua, Wat Pho. Each location has optimal times for either sunrise or sunset photography.
Times are calculated using the city's coordinates (13.76°, 100.50°) and local time zone. They're designed for planning photography and travel itineraries.
Golden hour typically lasts 20–40 minutes. At Bangkok's latitude (14°N), it stays fairly consistent throughout the year.
November-February for dry, cooler weather and clearer skies.
Bangkok is hot year-round with monsoon season May-October. Dry season (Nov-Feb) offers the best conditions.
Aim to arrive 15–30 minutes early to scout your spot, set up your gear, and be ready when the light peaks. Consider a second shoot during blue hour right after sunset.
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