Wat Phra Kaew...a Thai pagoda that never sleeps in beauty

Wat Phra Kaew, or Wat Phra Sri Rattana Satsadaram, is one of the most beautiful and sacred tourist attractions in Thailand.

🌟 Must-see Highlights

• The Emerald Buddha: A green jade Buddha image in Lanna art, enshrined in the ordination hall, a sacred symbol of Thailand.

• Phra Sri Rattana Chedi: A gleaming golden Sri Lankan-style chedi built during the reign of King Rama IV to enshrine the Buddha's relics.

• Yak Dvarapalan: Twelve 6-meter-tall gate guardian giants representing characters from the Ramayana, each brightly colored.

• Murals: The Ramayana paintings along the gallery are exquisitely detailed, using gold as the main color, creating a luxurious and classic atmosphere.

• Prasat Phra Thep Bidon: A Thai-style four-sided pavilion. Enshrining the statues of King Rama I-V.

🕰 Opening Hours

• Open daily from 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM (tickets close at 3:30 PM)

🎟 Admission Fee

• Thai nationals: Free (ID required)
• Foreigners: 500 baht per person, including admission to the Grand Palace and the Textile Museum.

👗 Dress Code:

• Dress code is required. Sleeveless, shorts, or other light clothing are prohibited.
• If inappropriate clothing is present, formal clothing can be borrowed for a 200 baht deposit.

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