The first attraction of Ayutthaya, the Summer Palace, the Summer Palace is the Summer Palace, which is equivalent to the Summer Resort. The Summer Palace is the closest to Bangkok and the largest and most beautiful place in the summer. The palace was first built in 1632 by the King of the Great Wall, Pacha Bassetong. Later, it was abandoned because of the war until the restoration and expansion of Rama IV and V. It was finally completed in 1896. Visiting the Summer Palace, the requirements for clothing are also quite high. Need to pay attention to it. The apron here is not rented and can only be purchased. Entering the Summer Palace, the first is a long boulevard. It is really cool to walk down. There is a large pool on the left and a large grass on the right. The view is very wide. The scenery in the Summer Palace is really pretty good, and the garden landscaping is very convenient. The statue on the bridge is still European-style. The Rama royal family received Western education and was reflected in the summer palace. Many places are Western-style, except for Western-style, Chinese, Gothic, and Thai styles. Burmese style, the entire summer palace building, blends the style of many different places. Purple pavilion, very cute color, adds a little playful style to the summer palace. It is said that this is the pavilion where the soldiers stand guard. Does it feel that there is a lot of relaxation in the rigorous, Thailand really is a Interesting country. Finally pass the pool again. In the middle of the pool is a typical Thai building. In the middle of the pavilion is the statue of Rama V. It is a bronze statue of one to one. Rama V is Chulalongkorn.