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Wat Mangkon Kamalawat, Bangkok, Thailand
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Wat Mangkon is the stop because it is Yaowarat's largest Chinese temple, and it sets Chinatown as temple by day and street at night. Half a day: MRT Wat Mangkon into the temple, cover shoulders and knees, then one stall on the main street at dusk. Sampeng and Leng Buai Ia are the same walk. Do not treat night-market lights as visiting hours, and do not add Asiatique or Siam.
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Opening follows the door. This station does not write an unchecked donation or ticket figure.
How to go
MRT Wat Mangkon exits onto it. Sampeng and Leng Buai Ia are the same walk.
Tips
- · Cover shoulders and knees. After photos, eat on the main street, one stall.
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