The Red Palace: Historical Architecture

The Red Palace is located within the National Museum Bangkok. It is a beautiful and historically significant building from the late Ayutthaya period. Originally, it served as a residence for the inner royal family and a place to receive important guests. The palace is made entirely of teak wood and painted in a deep red color, following ancient traditions. The doors and windows are intricately carved. Today, the palace houses valuable artifacts of art and culture.

Location: National Museum Bangkok
Operating hours:
Open Wednesday - Sunday from 9:00 AM to 4:00 PM
(Closed on Monday and Tuesday)
Entrance fees:
- Thai nationals: 30 THB
- Foreigners: 200 THB

Post by Shiyix297 | Feb 11, 2025

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