The Grand Palace (with baby)

Its quite impressive. However, the entrance fee doesn't include access to the interior parts of the palace, which was a disappointment. The textiles museum is basically an exhibition the queen's outfits, so make of that what you will. Entering it requires navigating blocked off roads and sidewalks. Regardless, worth a visit if you want to experience a bit of Thai history.

A Stunning Icon of Thai Culture and History Visiting the Grand Palace in Bangkok was an unforgettable experience. The architecture is absolutely breathtaking, with intricate details, golden spires, and vibrant colors that reflect Thailand’s rich heritage. The Emerald Buddha Temple inside the complex is especially sacred and serene—truly a spiritual highlight. The grounds are well-maintained and t...

Entry fee is 500 Baht, but totally worth it! We visited as a couple and absolutely loved the place for its stunning architecture, adorned with vibrant colors and lots of gold. If you're wearing shorts, ripped jeans, or anything that doesn't cover your shoulders or knees, be prepared to rent or purchase appropriate clothing—it’s required to enter. You can easily explore the palace and temples on y...

Good place to visit. Exorbitant entrance fee. Good guides with multi language skills. Friendly customer care and securitys staff. Nice parking nearby. Good ambience. About one day we can spend it easily there. Guides can share the visuals with the story and explain well.

As promised and advertised, The Grand Palace is grand in all the ways possible, so visitors needs to plan in advance. If you wanna see everything, prepare to arrive there at most at noon, preferably even earlier, because it's open till only 3:30 pm. Prepare for the crowds. They have a strict dress code (modest clothing) and it's respectful to stick to it. There's a map near the entrance, but I als...