The Bang Pa-In Royal Palace is one of the most impressive royal sites in Thailand. Built in the late nineteenth century by King Rama V, it originally served as an informal summer palace, and is located in Ayutthaya Province, a few hours outside Bangkok. The palace is laid out along the banks of the Chao Phraya river, and its grand scale, exquisite architecture, and exquisite inner gardens demonstrate the interests of the Siamese court. Highlights here include the beautiful baroque Grand Palace, the pleasant Akatsiri Pavilion, and the contrasting Sukhothai buildings. You will also find impressive statues and ornate halls, detailed murals, and examples of traditional Thai architecture. For visitors, the royal sites offer a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of Bangkok and a chance to explore the fascinating history of this ancient kingdom.
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