Wonderful experience. Only problem we were rushed around and then taken to a gem factory we didn't know about and didn't want to visit. Check if your on organised tour. We had one and a half hours there. Need more

Wonderful experience. Only problem we were rushed around and then taken to a gem factory we didn't know about and didn't want to visit. Check if your on organised tour. We had one and a half hours there. Need more
it's good palace and you should wear proper cloths however they prepare for it to be used. overall it was nice and fun.
I would not have visited the Grand Palace if it was not for the Emerald Buddha and I still feel this way after seeing it. The buildings in most of the Temples throughout Thailand are more impressive than the palace. However, there are some really beautiful pieces of furniture and it is also great for tourist watching since it is...
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Beautiful architecture and amazing artwork in each of the buildings. Be prepared for big tour groups, that can be Loud and inconsiderate. Wear appropriate clothes as indicated (men to be in long pants and women no revealing tops) as there will be checks before you get to enter the palace.
We visited to this palace twice, and its worth for it. Especially if you're into history and architecture. This is the landmark of Bangkok. We cant finished to see all of it even we make the second visit here. The main problem is the temperature, and it cause us cant really stay longer for it. Our advice is, if you...
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We came here 11 years ago and where told this attraction was closed (which was not true) and taken away by Tuk-Tuk drivers to other places, one was a jewlery store. We met a young couple from the states while in Bangkok this time and they had been told the same thing. Luckily we were able to tell them it...
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Despite the slightly expensive entrance ticket, the palace was well worth a visit, very beautiful ornate architecture and decoration everywhere, I used up most of my camera's memory in about half an hour. don't fall for the well-spoken fraudsters circling the perimeter who will pretend it is 'closed for a ceremony' in an attempt to divert you somewhere else instead
The Grand Palace is a must see in Bangkok for anyone with even a passing interst in the history & culture of the country. Unfortunately it is swamped with fellow tourists & this can be very off putting! My tip is to let the really big tour groups pass you & you can often enjoy a little peaceful contemplation in...
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I love the colours of the Grand Palace, it is so vibrant and you can tell the efforts in constructing and restoring the architecture. Each building block has its uniqueness and characteritics. You can see Thai, Buddhist, Chinese and European influence in its architecture, simply amazing!
We ended the trip at the Grand Palace with a visit to the Thai...
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Loved the buzz around the area and the crowds are at times overwhelming, but absolutely worth going and seeing with your own eyes. No need for guide.
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