Lukfoto - Bangkok Photographer
Wat Suthat
Photoshoot
Private photo session at Wat Suthat and the area around it, including the Giant Swing and the row of Buddha sculpture stores along the road.
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Wat Suthat Photographer
The temple, the Giant Swing, and the road around it
We work as your Wat Suthat photographer for the session. The grounds are calm, the courtyards open up cleanly for portraits, and the murals along the inner wall give us strong detail backdrops.
Past the gate we keep shooting the area around the temple. The big Giant Swing sits right across the square, and the road outside is lined with workshops carving and selling Buddha sculptures, a very Bangkok scene that adds variety to your set.
Wat Suthat is a great match for traditional Thai costumes if you want that look. We can also pair it with a second nearby spot. Note that kissing photos are not allowed inside the temple, but close poses like holding hands or foreheads touching work well.
- From 11,000 THB for a one-hour session
- 1 to 2 locations per booking
- Up to 200 edited photos delivered
- Files within 3 days, or 24 hours on 2-hour and longer sessions
- Private, no group limit
The Giant Swing and the Buddha sculpture stores along the road sit just outside the temple. No ticket needed for those, we shoot them as part of the same session.
How a session runs
Working with your Wat Suthat photographer
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Tell us your dates and group size. Reach us through the contact page or use booking directly.
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We confirm outfits, costumes and timing. If you want a traditional Thai costume, we plan that in advance.
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We meet at Wat Suthat after 3 PM. Inside the temple first, then the Giant Swing and the sculpture road outside.
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Up to 200 edited photos within 3 days (24 hours on 2-hour and longer sessions), delivered through a private online gallery.
Good to know
Before your Wat Suthat photoshoot
What should we wear?
Women cover shoulders, belly and knees. Men can't wear tank tops, and long trousers are more polite. Wat Suthat is a great fit for a traditional Thai costume.
Is there an entrance fee?
Entry to the temple is 100 THB per person (checked October 2026). The Giant Swing and the Buddha sculpture shops outside are free.
How do we get there?
The temple is about a 10-minute walk from Sam Yot MRT station. A taxi or Grab can drop you at the Giant Swing.
Do we shoot only inside the temple?
No. We also shoot the Giant Swing across the square and the road of Buddha sculpture workshops. It adds variety to your set.
Who will be our photographer?
One photographer runs your session. We match you with Jay, Jami or Kitsana based on your language and the type of shoot. You can also ask for one of them by name.
Ready to book your Wat Suthat photoshoot?
Send us your dates and we will hold the slot. You will work with the same Wat Suthat photographer from booking to delivery, only one private booking per afternoon.