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Closed Open from 1/1-12/31,8:30am-3:30pm
Recommended Sightseeing Time: 3 hours
Address: Na Phra Lan Road, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok
Official website: https://www.royalgrandpalace.th/th/home
Phone: +66-2-6235500
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A very beautiful place. There is a lot to see while walking around and you can always join one of many tour groups if you are interested in the history. You do have to take quite a walk around the palace to get to the entrance to buy the ticket into it. There is an entrance into it but only for people who are coming to pray. They don’t have to pay and some people even just walk through and get in for free just to walk around.
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Located in the heart of Bangkok, the Grand Palace is close to the Chao Phraya River and is a symbol of the Bangkok dynasty. It is also the first choice for tourists to go to Thailand. It is the royal palace of the first to eighth Thai emperors of the Bangkok dynasty and still used for ceremonies such as coronation and celebration. The Grand Palace comprises intermingled building groups totaling 22. The main building group has 4 distinctive palaces and the Jade Buddha Temple. Buildings are in Siamese style and bring together the best of Thai painting, sculpture and decorative art.
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A very beautiful place. There is a lot to see while walking around and you can always join one of many tour groups if you are interested in the history. You do have to take quite a walk around the palace to get to the entrance to buy the ticket into it. There is an entrance into it but only for people who are coming to pray. They don’t have to pay and some people even just walk through and get in for free just to walk around.
The Grand Palace is a feast for the eyes. I suggest arriving at 8:30 am when the gates open. You will not only beat the heat, but also the worst of the crowds. I also suggest stopping at one of the two coffee shops they are located at the entrance and exit. They have a wonderful iced Thai tea and a very refreshing honey lime juice that is perfect after walking in the heat. Make sure you are properly attired nothing above the knee and no bare shoulders ( men and women).
There are lots of Temples that are so stunning that every travellee should not miss when in thailand. 40,717 Buddhist temples to be exact and 33,902 are still im active use today. In my visit last september of 2019, I was able to visit 5 temples. So i still have 40,712 to go. More reason for me to go back.
The palace is very wonderful place to visit. It shows the King's living style and Buddha's scluptute also. There is also a beautiful garden there. You will enjoy it.
interesting! before u go visit this place u better have clothes on to cover your shoulders and legs, otherwise they will make u buy one. beautiful, many tourists