Bangkok | Mango dessert shop opposite Wat Pho

| Mango dessert shop opposite Wat Pho. ✈️✈️✈️If you want to visit Wat Arun, Wat Pho, and the Grand Palace in one day, you can go to Wat Arun first. After the visit, you can easily find the ferry to Wat Pho ⛴️ by following the signs. 😋😋😋Before going to Wat Pho, you can take a break at a mango dessert shop opposite the temple. I found this shop in the variety show "Foodies in Bangkok." 🥭🥭🥭[Make Me Mango Tha Tian]: This dessert shop is in a great location 🤩, in a small alley opposite Wat Pho. You can see Wat Arun at the end of the alley. The shop has three floors and is small but delicate. The decoration is very thoughtful. The white and yellow color scheme is not just cute 🥳, but also artistic. The shop offers drinks 🥤, desserts 🍨, and light meals 🥪. I ordered their signature one-liter mango smoothie, made with three large mangoes 🍹. It was very rich and flavorful. I also ordered a mango shaved ice set, which came with a mango ice cream ball. The shaved ice had sawdust 🍧, which is a very Japanese style. 🛕🛕🛕[Hidden photo spot at Wat Arun]: Before leaving, you can go to the end of the alley to see Wat Arun again. The ferries come and go, and you can see the number of tourists. I recommend this hidden photo spot to you, where you can avoid the crowds and take great photos 📸. 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻[Ancient Wat Pho]: Finally, go to Wat Pho opposite to check in. It was a very easy and satisfying trip 😘. 🗞️🗞️🗞️Wat Pho was built in 1793 during the Ayutthaya period. It is the oldest, largest, and most numerous temple in Bangkok, with the most Buddhist art in Thailand. The architecture of Wat Pho is like a miniature version of Wat Arun. The crown-shaped spire, colorful spire and roof, and twelve-cornered square hall are all extremely gorgeous, inlaid with colorful porcelain. 😎😎😎It is worth mentioning that there is a reclining Buddha in the temple, which is the largest reclining Buddha in the world. It is 46 meters long and 15 meters high, and each foot is 5 meters long, with 108 Buddha images engraved on it. However, we don't take pictures of Buddha statues, so we just went to admire the reclining Buddha in person. 📍It is located near "WELCOME TO WAT PHO," and it is indeed the C position of the temple!