Admire the beauty of Bang Pa-In Palace.

Summary Bang Pa-In Palace is an ancient palace from the Ayutthaya period, built by King Prasat Thong. After the fall of the capital, Bang Pa-In Palace was abandoned and became known again when Sunthorn Phu, who accompanied King Rama I to pay homage to the Buddha's footprint in Saraburi, wrote about Bang Pa-In Palace in Nirat Phra Bat. Until the reign of King Rama IV, it began to be restored. And in the reign of King Rama V, there was a major renovation, with many royal residences and palaces built. Inside the palace is divided into 2 parts: the outer palace area, consisting of Ho Hem Monthon Thewarat, Aisawan Thipya-at, Worophat Phiman, Saphakan Ratchaprayoon, Khom Trae, and Ruean Pae Phra Throne, and the inner palace area, consisting of Uthayan Phumisathien Palace, Witun Thatsana Hall, Bupha Prapas Pavilion, Wehat Chamrun Palace, the inner palaces, the monument of Queen Sunandha Kumarirat, the royal memorial monument, and Thewarat Khonlai Gate, which is currently used as the royal carriage museum. Address: Bang Pa-in District, Phra Nakhon Si Ayutthaya Province 13160 . Tel: 0-3526-1548 . Opening hours: Every day 08.00-16.00 hrs. . Entrance fee: Thai adults 50 baht, students and children 20 baht, foreigners 100 baht (must dress appropriately) 🚙There are golf carts for rent. I don't remember the price because we walked. The atmosphere was good. But if it's really hot, it's better to rent a golf cart. 555555555 #VisitAyutthaya #HistoricalAttractions #Ayutthaya #BangPaInPalace