A very short drive of 60 kilometers (40 miles) north of Bangkok along the banks of the Chaopraya River will bring you to Bang Pa In, summer palace of the kings of Thailand.
The palace dates back to the seventeenth century, pre-dating the establishment of Bangkok as the capitol, although it did fall into disuse for a long period.
All the buildings you see date from its revival by King Mongkut (Rama IV) in the nineteenth century.
Today, the palace is only used infrequently, and then mostly for state occasions rather than as a royal summer residence.
Very nice. What is your next destination?
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very nice photography really fun watching it.
thank you
Gotta go there someday!
you must
Hey. Last time I went this temple is doing a refurbish. Is it fully done already?
When was you here last ?
Great pictures of a beautyful place, i love how ancient asian architecture blends up so well with the landscape.
Yeah it's really beautiful
Thank you for posting the pictures , now I see Tailand in pictures.
+1 upvote from here.
Thank you for stopping to look
Wow, great place to be, Upvoted and following you