Grand Palace — Attraction in Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang Subdistrict

Great place to visit. The ticket although seems pricey but worth the view and everything else offered. Lots of things to explore inside (please do refer to the map given so as to not miss any building). Going from the main parts towards the end is a neverending photogenic space. I highly suggest the Queen Sirikit Museum still located inside the grand palace (Not many people go there because it is not on the same way towards the exit). Grab those guide papers and stamp passport at the beginning to make it more fun. No cameras allowed specifically here though. The staff is friendly and kind. Left my wallet there for almost two hours and went back with it intact with a specific plastic bag to keep it safe even. Extra performance is freely offered with a transport towards another hall but it is within scheduled time. So I don't have the chance to witness the said cultural performance.

Highly suggest using an appropriate outfit. Not sure if there are any free lend clothes or...

I’ve visited the Grand Palace twice. It’s a wonderful place, but choosing the right guide and the right time of year can make a huge difference.

The first time I went, it was high season, the palace was packed with tourists, and my guide focused mostly on suggesting photo spots for Instagram. It wasn’t a great experience.

The second time, I visited during low season, and there were far fewer people. I was lucky enough to meet a local police officer, part of a free guide service offered by the site management, who shared deep insights into the place and its significance for Buddhists. It was an amazing experience.

In short, I recommend doing some research and finding a local guide with real knowledge and passion. That can truly...

Beautiful a must place for everyone to see when you are visiting Bangkok. You need to follow the dress code before you can enter the palace. Wear a shirt with sleeves and shorts or skirts must cover down to the ankle. Otherwise you will have to buy the cheap elephant pants which are between 100-150 baht or more depending where you shop. It is a holy place so please follow the dress code to all of the temples you want to visit. Go early because it is very hot in the afternoon and to avoid...