Worship at the City Pillar Shrine, Bangkok 2025
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Aug 3, 2025
During my trip to Bangkok, I visited the Grand Palace, one of Thailand’s most breathtaking landmarks. The moment I stepped inside, I was surrounded by dazzling golden spires, intricate mosaics, and ornate temples that shimmered under the tropical sun. Walking through the courtyards felt like entering another world — a blend of royal history, spiritual beauty, and artistic perfection.
The highlight of my visit was the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew), where the revered Emerald Buddha sits peacefully above a golden altar. The calm atmosphere and detailed murals depicting Thai mythology made the experience truly unforgettable. Every corner of the palace reflected Thailand’s deep cultural heritage and devotion to craftsmanship.
🌟 Why It’s Worth Visiting
The Grand Palace is not just a tourist attraction — it’s a symbol of Thailand’s soul.
It showcases traditional Thai architecture, with exquisite gold detailing and colourful temples.
The Emerald Buddha is one of the most sacred religious icons in the country.
The complex offers insight into Thailand’s royal history and Buddhist culture.
Even if you’re not deeply into history, the beauty and atmosphere make it one of the most photogenic and inspiring places in Bangkok.
🎫 Entrance Fee & Visitor Information (as of 2025)
Ticket Price: 500 Thai Baht (≈ USD 14) per adult.
The ticket includes entry to the Grand Palace complex, Wat Phra Kaew, and the Queen Sirikit Museum of Textiles.
🎟 How to get tickets?
Purchase on-site: Buy tickets at the ticket counter upon arrival at The Grand Palace.
There is also the self-service ticket machine, where you can pay by credit card.
Purchase online: Buy "skip-the-line" or pre-purchased tickets from third-party websites before your visit.
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