Thailand Grand Palace

The Grand Palace, also known as the Grand Palace, is the palace of Thailand (Siam). Adjacent to Chao Phraya River, it is a large-scale ancient architectural complex (28 buildings in total) in the center of Bangkok, with a total area of 2 1.84 million square meters. The Grand Palace was built in 1782. After the continuous reconstruction and expansion of Daiwang, this grand palace complex was finally built, and it is still magnificent today. This big palace is modeled after the old palace in the old capital. The Grand Palace is one of many royal palaces in Thailand, and it is the most perfect, largest and most national palace in all previous dynasties. The Bangkok dynasty lived in the Grand Palace from Rama I to Rama VIII. The Grand Palace brings together the essence of Thai architecture, painting, sculpture and decoration. Its style has distinctive architectural characteristics of Siam, which is appreciated by tourists from all over the world and is called "the complete works of Thai art".

Located on the east bank of Chao Phraya River, the Grand Palace is a landmark in Bangkok and even Thailand. Founded in 1782, it has been continuously renovated and expanded by Daiwang, and it is still magnificent. The essence of Thai architecture, painting, sculpture and decorative arts are gathered here. Ji Jie lived here from I to VIII, and it was also the office of government agencies. Now the ninth emperor moved to a new palace after he ascended the throne. The Grand Palace is open to tourists, but it is sometimes used to receive foreign heads of state and hold national celebrations.

The Grand Palace is a collection of the essence of Thai architecture, painting, sculpture and decorative arts. Its style has distinctive Siamese architectural features, and it is highly appreciated by tourists from all over the world. It is called "The Complete Works of Thai Art". There are four magnificent buildings in the Grand Palace, namely Hakri Maha Prasad, Dusit Maha Prasad, Amarin Winitchai Hall and Wat Phra Kaeo. The scenery of the Grand Palace is wonderful. Together with the Jade Buddha Temple, it is called the symbol of Bangkok and a must-see in Thailand.

Walking into the courtyard of the Grand Palace, the first thing you see is endless grasslands and ancient trees with different postures. Some bodhi trees and other tropical trees are planted around the lawn of the Grand Palace. The stupa-like spire of the Grand Palace goes straight into the sky, and the fish-scale glass bricks shine in the sunlight. Entering the second door, a magnificent three-story building opens, which is the largest main hall in the Grand Palace-Ji Jie Palace.

Chakri Maha Prasat Throne Hall, a building influenced by Italian Renaissance architectural style. At that time, it was generally believed that this western-style building was very abrupt in the palace, so later a traditional Thai temple roof was built above the building. The Grand Palace complex in Bangkok, with rich Thai characteristics and resplendence, is the first choice for tourists to visit Bangkok, Thailand. Palace. The main building of the palace is closed to the public and guarded by guards.