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Portrait of Hanum Mega and Husband Appearing Local in Thai Clothes at Wat Arun

Portrait of Hanum Mega and Husband Appearing Local in Thai Clothes at Wat Arun

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Portrait of Hanum Mega and Husband Appearing Local in Thai Clothes at Wat Arun

Hanum Mega once again captured public attention through her latest post with her husband, Rafly Ardiansyah, during their visit to Thailand. After marrying her beloved on Friday, December 5, 2025, Hanum Mega appeared happy vacationing with her husband.

In the photo, Hanum and Rafly looked harmonious wearing traditional Thai attire in rich shades of gold and cream that are deeply rooted in cultural values. The majestic backdrop of Wat Arun adds a romantic and sacred impression to this couple's portrait.

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Hanum Mega looks very beautiful. She appears graceful with natural makeup and traditional Thai accessories that highlight her feminine and elegant side.

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This Instagram celebrity and content creator, widely known on social media, is currently showing off her affection with her husband.

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In her post caption, Hanum wrote a romantic sentence, "Wat Arun hits different when I'm with you." Their expressions looked warm and full of happiness.

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The wedding marks a new chapter in her life journey, which now appears more serene and filled with love. Hanum and Rafly seem to blend with the surroundings of Wat Arun, an iconic temple known for its beautiful architecture and rich spiritual meaning, making this photo feel even more special.

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Meanwhile, Rafly looks dashing in a simple yet classy traditional Thai male outfit, making the chemistry between this couple shine strongly in front of the camera.

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This newlywed celebrity is indeed enjoying her honeymoon moments.

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On the previous night, Hanum Mega also had a romantic dinner with her husband wearing a black dress while holding a bouquet of roses. With the backdrop of the illuminated Wat Arun, it looked even more beautiful.