Bhubing Palace — Attraction in Chiang Mai Province

พระตำหนักภูพิงค์ราชนิเวศน์ In the land that is like a fairy tale, a fairy tale or a paradise on the surface of the earth in the morning, in the winter, the fog will float over the mountain top of the palace. Will unfold beautiful petals to get the mist And in the light of the sun The colorful roses are blooming, the petals are bright and beautiful, which is difficult to find anywhere else. In the land of Thailand, besides this palace "Phu Ping Palace"

This royal house Located on Doi Pho Ha Subdistrict, Suthep Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province The height from the sea level of 1,393.17 meters in the area around Phra Tamnak about 400 rai is divided into areas that Open to tourists Admired about 200 rai. The word "Doi Pha-Phai" is called According to the native word Doi means the mountain, plus it means five swamps, which means "Wa" means that this mountain top has The swamp is rich in trees that cover the entire Nong Nam area. His Majesty the King is graciously created in 1961 and named This palace says Phuping Palace By choosing from one of the 2 names which Somdej Phrajanaworn Patriarch Sakon Mahachai Bovoranives When the monk was considered the name of the monk, "Pingkamporn" and "Phuping Palace" This palace Used as a residence on the occasion of his royal residence In Chiang Mai to work and visit people in the northern region As well as to certify the royal guests who came to develop friendly relations with Thailand on various occasions The choice of building in Chiang Mai Because it is cool Beautiful landscape And used to be the capital before People, citizens, still maintain the traditions, customs A good tradition

Phu Ping Palace It is a central Thai-style house called "Ruen Mu". There is an architectural style in Thai tradition, using brick, high-rise roof, Thai-style roof. The interior consists of a royal chamber, a dining room, a sleeping room and a resting room for the royal guests. Located on each side, there is a large veranda and Phlapphok Tower. It is a place to see the scenery of Chiang Mai. The upper floor is a stamp. The ground floor is the residence of the servants. And Mr Governor Design of the plan by Prince Maha Chalermkridakorn, special architect, Fine Arts Department By MR Mitrarun Kasemsri and His Majesty the King To the property office The King proceeded to construct the building. With the grandmother of Chalerm Kridakon as the construction director MR Mitrun Kasemsri and Mr. Pradit Yuwa Phukka from the Architecture Division The Fine Arts Department is an assistant. And graciously To General Luang Kampanat Sanyakorn, Privy Councilor, to be His Majesty In laying the foundation stone of the palace when Thursday, August 24, 1961, at 10 o'clock, 47 minutes

The construction of the royal palace took 5 months and was completed. For MR Mitra Roon Kasemsri as an architect And interior design decorator, Pratamnak Both in the stamp and the part used to certify All the clergy Designed to be Thai style Adapted to suit more international usage And used the palace In the royal certificate For the first time Frederick III, and Queen Ingrid of Denmark in January 1962. After that, there were heads of countries as royal visitors. Come and stay at the Phu Ping Palace at a later time in many countries, such as Queen Juliana And Prince Berhart From the Netherlands King Bhumibol Adulyadej And Queen Fabio Hunt In Belgium, etc., etc., other buildings have additional construction later

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Don‘t go there! It was the biggest waste of time! First it is quiet a long ride from chiang mai (almost 1hour with motor bike) Then they charge you an entry fee 50 Baht, but you don‘t get anything for you money! The Want you to cover up more than in the temples. My Boyfriend had shorts down to his knee but it was not enough, so he had to rent pants for 20Baht, what a coincidence that there is a rental store just next to the so called „Palace“. Inside it is heavily guarded by millitary, they lead you a way and you are not allowed to walk around freely and you just get to see the Palace far away from the outside! You are not allowed to go inside. You are not allowed to sit anywhere. The gardens are also not spectacular. So totally not worth going! See below the pictures. There is nothing more to see. Go instead to the teracotta garden! That is...

Quite disappointed. The "Palace" is kinda actual royal residency (although the king never visits it), so it is guarded by the military with all the respective consequences. Officers are everywhere, restricting you to walk here and there, and also there. I guess I saw a hundred of "No entry" signs. All the buildings (no exceptions) are closed for public, moreover, more than 50% of them are not accessible even from the outside (meaning that section of the park is closed, too). So literally all you can see is some portion of the park, which is open for the mere mortals. The park is pretty but nothing special at all, any provincial park in Europe is way better. Overall, I spent less than an hour there, and it was nothing to do any more. Definitely doesn't worth a 40 mins ride from the...