The Grand Palace in Thailand | A Travel Guide Suitable for 99% of People

❤Recommended Reason: The Royal Grand Palace in Thailand is a symbol of the Thai dynasty and the palace of the Thai royal family, showcasing the essence of Thai painting, sculpture, and decorative arts that is breathtaking. The Grand Palace is a uniquely magnificent landmark, a must-visit spot for travelers to Thailand, just as foreigners must visit the Forbidden City Museum when traveling to China. This huge building elegantly sits along the Chao Phraya River, with its glittering splendor and heart-stopping magnificence, and the architectural design with exquisite details, as well as the landscaped gardens and courtyards, are all worth exploring. 🕙Opening Hours: 08:30-15:30 💰Admission Fee Buy on-site for 500 Thai Baht (about one hundred yuan), cash or Visa accepted (includes the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha); Tickets can also be purchased on various online travel platforms, and those who need explanations can directly buy a package ticket. 📝Dress Code 1. Do not wear sleeveless, strapless, or other revealing tops; 2. Pants and skirts should be longer than knee-length, and tight yoga pants or pants with holes all over are not allowed; 3. If not dressed appropriately, you can buy loose pants and shawls at the entrance. 🌟Tips Get up early and arrive early, there will be fewer tourists, and you can easily take photos with a pure background; Ignore the many sellers of Buddhist amulets at the entrance, if you talk to them, they will follow you and persuade you to buy; Wat Pho is nearby the Grand Palace, which houses Bangkok's largest reclining Buddha statue, and can be visited on the same day as the Grand Palace; Wat Arun is on the opposite side of the river from the Grand Palace, the temple is white and super beautiful, it is recommended to visit after exploring the Grand Palace and then take a boat to visit.