Ohaiyo.. Continue blogging while enjoy my new brought grape yogurt mask from Bangkok. Let's continue the Day 1 in Bangkok Town, the first station will be Wat Pho >> Grand Palace >> Wat Arun >> Lunch >> Chocolate Villie.
Wat Pho, which is also located along Chao Phraya River. Phra Vihara of the Reclining Buddha as a major hall, built on an extension to the North as a brick and stucco building, 60.75x22.60 meters in length, elaborately built over the Reclining Buddha.
Wat Pho, which is also located along Chao Phraya River. Phra Vihara of the Reclining Buddha as a major hall, built on an extension to the North as a brick and stucco building, 60.75x22.60 meters in length, elaborately built over the Reclining Buddha.
Once you steps in the entrance, the ticket counter locate at your right hand side.
100 Baht for entrance fees with a Free drinking water.
Please take off your shoes put in the bag and bring along the bag while get into the temple.
Dear boyfriend demonstrating? ha ha!
Kacau Kacau at there while boyfriend is so seriously making his donation there!
The temple building are so beautiful beautiful beautiful ~ ~
Claim your free drinking water here! It just your left hand corner after you step out from the temple.
Look at boyfriend pek cheh face, because I keep request I want a cold drinking water!
End up! Well, the good boyfriend still giving me a not cold water! Iskkk... =(
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The architectures and decorations of the palace is amazing and I do appreciate the hard work they put in maintaining this dazzling building. Within these walls are situated government offices
and the Chapel Royal of the Emerald Buddha besides the royal residences. The palace's complex is really big and the hot weather was really torturing us. How wonderful if it would be a windy day while visiting.
The entrance ticket available at the arrow pointing area with a beige color roof top. You just need to walk along the entrance and get your ticket there!
The entrance fees per person is 500 Baht, the price seem increasing from year to year. I read about people's blog post in 2013 was 400 Baht.
This is how the ticket look like, the left one is the entrance ticket to Grand Palace and Temple of Emerald Buddha while the right one is the entrance ticket to Vimanmek Mansion Musuem, Support Musuem Abhisek Dusit Throne Hall and Sanam Chandra Palace.
There are some dress code while visiting to the Palace. My advice is please wear long jeans and sport shoes because you got long route to walk.
By the way, you can rent the sarong by paying a 200 Baht as deposit but the main point is after you finish your trip, you need to walk to the entrance to return the sarong, so inconvenience izzit? So please prepare yourself for the dress code because after the trip, your leg will freaking tired, believe me!
A tourist guidance and map is given at the entrance to prevent you get lost in the Palace.
You can see the Free Tour Counter once you get in. Do sign up if you need it!
The Golden Tower behind us was built in Sri Lankan style and it was the library
which store the Buddhist manuscripts but it is closed for public.
I specially appreciate their hard work on maintaining this, as you can see every architecture is magnificent. Thumbs Up!
The Angel Guide
Unfortunately, unable to get in for visiting the great Emerald Buddha due to there are some function there thus a little bit disappointed. Sobzz Sobzz ..! =(
Wife To Husband! You gotta listen to me and all your money need pass to me!!Haha! Funny Couple out there! ♥♥
(Boyfriend will kill me if he know I upload his tired look here! he he)
They are still expanding the palace. It's really huge enough to walk the whole palace.
How to get to Wat Pho:
SkyTrain to Saphan Taksin Station S6. (Silom Line), Take Exit 2 and go to Chao Phraya River Express Boat Pier.Take boat heading to Tien Pier (N.8) and walk straight to WAT PHO
SkyTrain to Saphan Taksin Station S6. (Silom Line), Take Exit 2 and go to Chao Phraya River Express Boat Pier.Take boat heading to Tien Pier (N.8) and walk straight to WAT PHO
- Opening Hours : Daily from 08.00 hrs. -
18.00 hrs.
- Admission Fee : Free of charge for Thais and 100 baht for foreigners
- Telephone : 0 2226 0335, 0 2226 0369
- Admission Fee : Free of charge for Thais and 100 baht for foreigners
- Telephone : 0 2226 0335, 0 2226 0369
How to get to Grand Palace:
Take the Silom Line and get off at Saphan Taksin Station (or S6
Station) and go out through Exit No. 2. Then, take the Chao Phraya
Express Boat to Ta Chang Pier (No.9). A 5-10 minute walk will bring you
to the entrance gate of the Grand Palace.
- Opening Hours : Daily from 08.30 hrs - 15.30 hrs.
- Admission Fee : Free of charge for Thais and 500 baht for foreigners - Telephone :0 2623 5500 Ext. 3100
- Admission Fee : Free of charge for Thais and 500 baht for foreigners - Telephone :0 2623 5500 Ext. 3100
The
Grand Palace in Bangkok is beautiful place to visit. Some of the
buildings are genuinely awe inspiring. The architecture is magnificent.
The decorations are flawless. It is just too busy to really enjoy.
Note that t
- See more at: http://magictravelblog.com/2012/03/the-grand-palace-in-bangkok/#sthash.inv0mCk6.dWithin these walls are situated government offices and the Chapel Royal of the Emerald Buddha besides the royal residences.
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- See more at: http://magictravelblog.com/2012/03/the-grand-palace-in-bangkok/#sthash.inv0mCk6.dWithin these walls are situated government offices and the Chapel Royal of the Emerald Buddha besides the royal residences.
The
Grand Palace in Bangkok is beautiful place to visit. Some of the
buildings are genuinely awe inspiring. The architecture is magnificent.
The decorations are flawless. It is just too busy to really enjoy.
Note that t
- See more at: http://magictravelblog.com/2012/03/the-grand-palace-in-bangkok/#sthash.inv0mCk6.dpuf
Note that t
- See more at: http://magictravelblog.com/2012/03/the-grand-palace-in-bangkok/#sthash.inv0mCk6.dpuf
The
Grand Palace in Bangkok is beautiful place to visit. Some of the
buildings are genuinely awe inspiring. The architecture is magnificent.
The decorations are flawless. It is just too busy to really enjoy.
Note that t
- See more at: http://magictravelblog.com/2012/03/the-grand-palace-in-bangkok/#sthash.inv0mCk6.dpuf
Note that t
- See more at: http://magictravelblog.com/2012/03/the-grand-palace-in-bangkok/#sthash.inv0mCk6.dpuf
The
Grand Palace in Bangkok is beautiful place to visit. Some of the
buildings are genuinely awe inspiring. The architecture is magnificent.
The decorations are flawless. It is just too busy to really enjoy.
Note that t
- See more at: http://magictravelblog.com/2012/03/the-grand-palace-in-bangkok/#sthash.inv0m
Note that t
- See more at: http://magictravelblog.com/2012/03/the-grand-palace-in-bangkok/#sthash.inv0m
The
Grand Palace in Bangkok is beautiful place to visit. Some of the
buildings are genuinely awe inspiring. The architecture is magnificent.
The decorations are flawless. It is just too busy to really enjoy.
Note that t
- See more at: http://magictravelblog.com/2012/03/the-grand-palace-in-bangkok/#sthash.inv0mCk6.dp
Note that t
- See more at: http://magictravelblog.com/2012/03/the-grand-palace-in-bangkok/#sthash.inv0mCk6.dp
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