Bangkok's must-see attractions: Experience the glittering splendor and solemnity of the Grand Palace

#Bangkok Attractions
Visiting Bangkok and not visiting the Grand Palace is like missing out on this city's most iconic landmark. At dusk and at night, the Grand Palace is captivated by the dreamy sunset, setting off the entire palace complex in a dazzling brilliance. This is a truly magical moment you can't miss!

—⛩Location
Search for the Grand Palace on Google Maps for various transportation options.

—⛩Fee
The combined entrance fee is 500 baht and includes the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, the Grand Palace, and the Teak Palace.

—⛩Opening Hours: 8:30 AM - 3:30 PM.

—⛩Notes: Visitor Information:
The Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha are royal property of Thailand. Kings Rama I to Rama VIII resided within the Grand Palace, making them sacred and revered for Thais. Therefore, please adhere to the following rules before entering:

1. Dress Code: Appropriate clothing is required to show respect.
➢ Off-shoulder, midriff-baring, and tight-fitting clothing are strictly prohibited.
➢ Shorts are prohibited. Shorts here refer to pants that do not reach the knees and should not be too tight or have holes.
➢ Short skirts are prohibited. The definition of a short skirt is the same as that of shorts above.
➢ If wearing traditional Thai clothing, please choose modest and appropriate styles, such as traditional Thai court dress or traditional Thai banquet dress (chitralada).
➢ When visiting Wat Phra Kaew, please remove your hat and slippers. Photography is prohibited inside the shop.
2. Other Notes
➢ Please do not enter unauthorized areas or areas marked with warning signs.
➢ The use of aircraft and drones is strictly prohibited within the Royal Domain.
➢ Please do not take photos or videos in unauthorized areas.
➢ Livestreaming of any kind is strictly prohibited within the Grand Palace.
➢ Please do not film the Royal Guards patrolling the Grand Palace grounds.
➢ Please maintain proper cleanliness by disposing of trash in designated trash cans. Please keep quiet throughout the visit.

—📎About the Grand Palace
⛩The Grand Palace in Bangkok, built in 1782, is the royal palace of Thailand (Siam). It embodies the finest of Thai architecture, painting, sculpture, and decorative arts, and is known as the "Compendium of Thai Art." The main palace complex is closed to the public and guarded by guards. It comprises the Sky Palace complex, the Chakri Palace complex, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha complex, and the Wulong Biman Palace.