[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Phaya Thai Palace (Updated May)

Amid the hustle and bustle of Bangkok, there is a place so quiet that it seems as if time has stopped - Phya Thai Palace. This palace, built by King Rama VI of Thailand, still retains traces of modern Thai royal life. Its low-key location and non-mainstream tourist spot make it a true royal secret place. We were walking on holiday but encountered few other tourists, just one group of locals taking pictures. The entire park is very peaceful, without the hustle and bustle of tourist groups, making it a great place to slow down and quietly appreciate the historical buildings. However, the weather was really hot, even those of us who don’t sweat much usually were sweating profusely. We suggest that you arrange your itinerary so that after the tour, you can go to a cafe in the park to sit down, have a light meal or have a drink to cool off. This will be both comfortable and allow you to continue to appreciate the palace. #AprilGoodPlace2025 #PhyaThaiPalace #PhayaThaiPalace #Thai Royal Secret #BangkokAttractionsRecommendations #CulturalTravel #ThaiArchitecturalAesthetics #PhotoSpots #BangkokFreeTravel #RamaVI

If you come to Bangkok and want to experience an elegant and historic afternoon tea, this cafe, Café Narasingh, located in a century-old palace, is definitely a dream spot! This was originally the royal palace during the reign of King Rama VI. Today, it is open to the public for light meals and desserts, but it still retains its royal atmosphere and architectural details. As soon as you step into the door, you will be surrounded by full palace style details, from ceiling murals, European carved walls, to palace furniture and porcelain, each place is full of retro charm, making you instantly enter the old times But remember! You need to take off your shoes before entering. In order to respect this building with religious and historical significance, walking into this space barefoot will make you feel its solemnity and tranquility. Simply order a cup of coffee and sit down to enjoy the atmosphere here. It's so comfortable But remember one thing: you can only pay in cash, no credit cards or electronic payments! It is recommended to prepare Thai baht in advance before going there, so as not to spoil the fun! Store name｜Café Narasingh กาแฟนรสิงห์ ณ วังพญาไท Address | เขตราชเทวี กรุงเทพฯ Time｜08:30 - 17:00 (it is recommended to avoid the peak hours at noon) #BangkokAfternoonTea #Thai Cafe #CaféNarasingh #RoyalPalace #CenturyBuildings #MustVisitBangkok #BangkokAttractions #ThailandFreeTravel #LiteraryTravel #BangkokHiddenAttractions #AprilGoodDestinations2025

#TravelEco #BangkokTourism #Phaya Thai Palace 📞Hello Hello, I heard and answered. ✨️Phaya Thai Palace is the only palace in Bangkok that is open to the public. ✨️It is a palace that King Rama V built to be a demonstration site for growing crops, using his personal funds to buy 100 rai of land. ✨️Queen Sri Patcharindra of the fifth reign used it as her residence until her death. ✨️It is now part of Mongkut Hospital. ✨️The palace complex is a mixed architecture, connected by insulation on both the upper and lower floors. ✨️There are separate palaces: Mekhala Ruchi Throne Hall, which is used for dressing in grand costumes, and Thewarat Sapharom Throne Hall, which is used for various events. Open on Saturdays and Sundays, 2 rounds per day, 9:30 and 1:30. Limited to 30 people per round Entrance fee 60 baht per person 🎈https://maps.app.goo.gl/JzPRRyc7sRvX5bbU9

#Travel to save the world #Bangkok attractions #Phaya Thai Palace 📞Hello Hello, I heard it and answered. ✨️Many people have probably passed by the Phaya Thai Palace, which is located inside Phra Mongkut Hospital, which has now been renovated to be beautiful by the ❤️Palace Lovers Club. ✨️This palace started as a residence when he visited rice farming during the reign of King Rama V. ✨️It was used as a residence during the reign of King Rama VI. ✨️During the reign of King Rama VII, the State Railway of Thailand requested to rent it to make it a hotel. It was then converted into a radio station. It is now Phra Mongkut Hospital. ✨️It consists of 5 royal residences: Thewarat Sapharom Royal Throne Hall in Byzantine style and Mekhala Ruchi Palace, a wooden cottage in a European countryside style.

#Travel to save the world #Bangkok attractions #Phaya Thai Palace 📞Hello Hello, I heard and answered. ✨️The Roman Garden is one of the three parks of the Phaya Thai Palace. Roman architecture has a central domed pavilion supported by Corinthian columns. The garden is arranged in a geometric style. Decorated with marble dolls of young women at the entrance, connected to a pond with a bronze statue of Phra Pirun on a marble base decorated with dragons, made by Professor Silpa Bhirasri. ✨️Used for relaxation ✨️Located at the back of the throne hall, near Mekhala Ruchi Palace ✨️Currently open for renting space for various events as outdoor events in the garden to raise funds for the maintenance of the Phaya Thai Palace 🎈https://maps.app.goo.gl/bdGCxEE5psSn646LA

#JanuaryGoodPlace2025 What a romantic experience it would be to have brunch in a century-old royal palace in Bangkok? This time we made a special trip to visit a not very popular tourist attraction, the #PhysThaiPalace built by King Rama VI. Cafe Narasingh is part of the royal palace. It is a very British-style classical building with the atmosphere of a European royal court. Gorgeous crystal chandeliers, exquisite carved murals, elegant wooden window frames, antiques everywhere, and every corner is great for taking photos! Especially the menu with a leather cover, which has a very vintage feel, and has the royal family crest and totem and buckle design on it, which is very textured. There are both Western and Thai brunch options. I ordered a simple sandwich and Thai milk. Unfortunately, it was served in a takeaway cup, which didn’t quite match the elegant environment. However, the price was very affordable, so most of the customers were locals with their families. If you visit on the weekend, you can also sign up for a guided tour of the palace. It's all in Thai and takes two hours, but you can see the entire palace, which is quite an eye-opener. Café Narasingh ✓Opening hours: 0800-1600 ✓Address: 315 พระราชวังพญาไท Ratchawithi Rd, Thung Phaya Thai, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400Thailand #Thailand Free Travel #Bangkok Travel #Ancient Coffee #Phayathai Palace #cafenarasingh #phayathaiplaza #bangkok #Bangkok Exploration

It is hard to imagine that you can see a European-style palace in Thailand. Phaya Thai Palace, located near the Victory Monument, was built in 1909 and has a history of 100 years! There is a Café Narasingh (กาแฟนรสิงห์ ณ วังพญาไท) inside. The interior decoration seems to take you to another time and space. The Café has different meal options and the taste is good. Since there is no time limit, you can rest here and slowly enjoy the food. #2024TravelReview

#2024Travel Review [Phya Thai Palace # Bangkok Tan Dian ] A less popular itinerary to visit in Bangkok is the classical and gorgeous century-old building: Phya Thai Palace, the palace of King Rama VI of Thailand. I had brunch with a classmate I met by chance in Bangkok and made an appointment at Café Narasingh. Only then did I have the opportunity to visit the #phyathaipalace, which is only open on weekends and requires a reservation for a guided tour. It has two sessions a day and is fully booked with 30 people. . It was very difficult because the whole tour was in Thai and it took two hours to explain everything in detail. The tour guide was very lively and the audience was very interactive. Unfortunately, I couldn't understand it at all. Fortunately, the fee is a very reasonable 60 baht, and it’s worth it just to be able to take photos inside. I vaguely heard the word "victoria" and it turned out to be a Victorian-style building. No wonder it gave me the illusion of Europe. King Rama VI of Thailand really went to the UK to study, so he also brought back British-style architectural features. The reason why there are so many rings in Tainan is because urban planning officials during the Japanese colonial period were shocked by the radial rings in Italy after visiting Europe, and they wanted to imitate them. All roads lead to Rome. The main building of the palace has three floors, with reception on the first floor, offices on the second floor, and sleeping quarters on the third floor. King Rama VI of Thailand at that time really lived here. On the second floor of the main building, there is a European-style corridor connecting the left and right annexes, as well as the palace's standard garden pool, rest cabin, bell tower, and temple-like Roman arch columns. Although compared with the genuine royal palaces in Europe, the level of luxury and magnificence is obviously inferior, but the essential details have been learned, and some local elements of Thailand have been incorporated. The visibility and richness are really enough. But the threshold is relatively high because I can’t understand the Thai tour guide and it takes two hours. It is recommended for travelers who have leisure time and time to travel slowly. Otherwise, go to Café Narasingh, which is also part of Phaya Thai Palace, for coffee. The interior architecture alone is enough for you to admire and take beautiful photos. Phya Thai Palace ✓Opening dates: Saturdays and Sundays ✓Opening hours: 0930-1130, 1300-1530 ✓Visit fee: THB 60 ✓Address: 315 Ratchawithi Rd, Thung Phaya Thai, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400 #ThailandFreeTravel #BangkokTravel #BangkokTandian #Phayathai Palace #Thailand Royal Family #Rama VI #phyathai

#Visit the palace and castle Phaya Thai Palace ✨ Another important historical place that is still intact. It is another place that will take everyone back in time to see the residence of King Rama V and King Rama VI. The buildings of the various throne halls are very prominent in terms of European architecture, including the bedrooms, the library, and the bathrooms. Everything here is beautifully decorated. Some rooms are prohibited from taking pictures. You can only see them. In addition to the main palace, the front is also open as a cafe. And beside it, there is the Thewarat Sapharom Throne Hall, a green building that perfectly contrasts with the white. The back is a Roman garden. Don't forget to stop by and visit. ✨ Opening hours: Open for visits on Saturdays and Sundays, 2 rounds a day, 9:30 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m. - 3:30 p.m. 💸 Admission fee is 40 baht/person. 1 round is limited to 30 people because there will be a guide to introduce the various rooms and places in the palace. 📍 Location: Ratchawithi Road, Thung Phaya Thai Subdistrict, Ratchathewi District, Bangkok (near Victory Monument, you can walk there) #Follow the life of a little girl #Life addicted to travel #LifeAddictedToTripReviews #BangkokTourism

#FlyTravelWithTrip This time, let's take you to visit some tourist attractions in Bangkok. Phaya Thai Palace is an important historical tourist attraction in Bangkok. This palace was built during the reign of King Rama V of the Chakri Dynasty to be used as a residence during his recovery from illness. There are interesting places inside, including: -Phiman Chakri Throne Hall, the main building with European architecture, with luxurious and beautiful interior decorations. -Vaikunthep Thepthasathan Throne Hall, used to receive foreign guests. The architecture here is a mix of Thai and European styles. There are also beautifully decorated flower gardens and the residence area with beautiful and impressive interior decorations. -Phaya Thai Palace Hospital Museum, showing the history of hospitals and medicine in that era. Phaya Thai Palace is open every day, except public holidays. Visitors should dress appropriately and politely, as it is a government office.

Wang Phaya Thai... An old palace in the heart of the city near Victory Monument Many people may not know it, but many people may be more familiar with the name 'Cafe Narasingh'. If anyone has passed Phra Mongkut Hospital, they will find a beautiful yellow-cream building located in the hospital area. Wang Phaya Thai Phaya Thai Palace has a history of more than a century. It was once a place for King Chulalongkorn to rest and relax. It started as a royal barn where rice and gardening were experimented with, then a palace for the Queen Mother, and the residence of King Mongkut, then a first-class hotel, and later became the office of the Royal Thai Army for medical treatment, which became the starting point of Phra Mongkut Hospital. Currently, Phaya Thai Palace is a museum for visitors. The highlight here is the buildings and gardens in the style of Western architecture, and a classic retro coffee shop. If you don't know where to go on a holiday, I recommend you come and visit. #BangkokTravel #Phaya ThaiPalace #CafeNarasingh #NarasinghCafe #RainySeasonTravel #tripFreeAccommodation

If you’re like me then you can appreciate a good food market. Bangkok is chalk full of markets leaving you with no shortage of excellent and fun’s spots to check out. This market is in a neighborhood lesser known in Bangkok called the Chatumit Village. It’s near the BTS stop Saphan Kuwai. This nice market is across my my hotel and was very convenient for me to walk out my door and get coffeee and food. There are plenty of shops and street food around as well.

🍁Thao Hiranyaphanasura, the demon god who always followed and protected King Rama VI from danger, is enshrined in the shrine of Thao Hiranyaphanasura, the original Phaya Thai Palace or inside Phramongkutklao Hospital. People like to worship and pray for safety and freedom from illness. People come to worship continuously. 🍁The shrine is shady and looks like a garden. There are trees to provide shade and there are places to sit and rest. There is a walkway to the shrine of Thao Hor Ranphanasura and a beautiful Buddha statue. 🍁The shrine of Thao Hiranyaphanasura is behind the original Phaya Thai Palace or inside Phramongkutklao Hospital on Ratchawithi Road in Ratchathewi District, Bangkok. #akinkub #OldPalace #Ratchathewi

Narasingh Coffee Shop, Wang Phaya Thai, is located in Phramongkutklao Hospital, Ratchawithi Road. It is the first coffee shop in Thailand, having been around since the reign of King Rama VI. The atmosphere is chill, peaceful, and beautiful. The coffee tastes good, the desserts are delicious, and the prices are not expensive. I really want you to come and try it. #cafe #coffee shop #beautiful shop #sip coffee #travel in Bangkok #see the palace #chill #nice shop

#CelebrateWithTrip Phyathai Palace is located not far from Victory monument (about 1 km., 5 mins by car and 10 mins walk) along Ratchawithi Rd next to Phramongkutklao Hospital. I chose to visited on Saturday 09:30 instead of 13:30 due to expect that the weather will be better in the morning round. I bought the ticket in the main building (40 Baht). It took around 2 hours to follow a guide and explore in each room/area of the palace. I have visited the Narasingh cafe next to the main building and drink a hot americano and croissant before the tour start. Getting There - BTS victory monument and walk for 10 mins along Ratchawithi Rd. Attractions - Palace Hotels - Food & Restaurants - Narasingh cafe, canteen of Phramongkut Hospital Shopping - Souvenir shop in the palace

🌟This beautiful Roman garden is located behind the Phaya Thai Palace. It is a beautifully decorated garden in Western style. There is a Roman dome and a Roman statue in front of the dome. It is beautiful. Walk around the garden and take pictures. I guarantee that you will get many pictures to take home. Inside the garden, there is also a Roman-style lamp post that is hundreds of years old. It is still in use today. ❄️Recommended beautiful photo spots. You will definitely get many beautiful pictures when you go back. #Beautiful garden #Bangkok travel #Chic photo spots

#beautiful view cafe #Bangkok #Victory Monument Narasingh Coffee Shop is a coffee shop located in front of the Phaya Thai Palace, Ratchathewi District. 🌼Atmosphere: Decorated in a Western style like the Phaya Thai Palace. Previously, this coffee shop was a pavilion for waiting for an audience, then converted into a social gathering place. There is a small bar to accommodate Westerners. 👉 This shop is free to enter. My friends and I ordered bread, coffee and green tea, and spaghetti with cream sauce. We ended up with plain water. The total cost was 395 baht. The price is acceptable. As for the spaghetti, I think it's not my style. The matcha green tea is strong, but people who like sweet things like us have to add some syrup. 🌟Highlight: The decoration of this place is probably the palace-style decoration. It's very beautiful. It's suitable for bringing your family to relax and chat on a day off.

#VisitBangkok #VisitVictoryMonument Phaya Thai Palace @Victory Monument area See the old palace in the middle of the city 🌼Location: Ratchawithi Road, Thung Phaya Thai Subdistrict, Ratchathewi District, Bangkok (near Phra Mongkut Hospital) 🌸Location: It is a palace built during the reign of King Rama V and was the residence of King Rama VI, King Rama VI. Four more palaces were built: Phra Thinang Waikun Thep Sathan, Phiman Chakri, Si Sutthaniwat, Thewarat Sapharom, and Udomwanaphorn, which are in harmony. ❄️Highlights: Western architecture, a prominent pointed roof tower, and the interior is decorated in Renaissance style. ✨Admission fee: 40 baht per person (very worthwhile)

#BeautifulPhotoCoordinates Wang Phaya Thai is an old palace built during the reign of King Chulalongkorn, Rama V. He ordered it to be built as a small royal residence, which continued until the reign of King Rama VI. He ordered some of the original palace to be demolished and 4 more royal residences built: Phra Thinang Waikunthathepyathan, Phiman Chakri, Si Suthaniwat, Thewarat Sapharom, and Udomwanaphorn, which rhyme together. #wattosann

Phya Thai Palace, Bangkok: Thailand: Located not too far from Victory Monument which you can take a BTS there. This European style buidling was built over 100 years ago in King Rama V reign. This palace looks very charming and worth visiting.

#Rainy season attractions #Bangkok attractions #Phaya Thai Palace 📞Hello Hello, I heard and answered. ✨️Many people must have seen Phaya Thai Palace because it is on Ratchawithi Road, but may not have known that it is open for visitors on Saturdays and Sundays. ✨️This palace was a palace during the reigns of King Rama V and VI. During the reign of King Rama VII, the Royal Railway Department renovated Phaya Thai Palace into a first-class hotel for foreigners to stay. It opened on February 18, 1925, in accordance with the royal wish of King Rama VI to grant this palace to be a first-class hotel in the country. Since the royal initiative to organize the Siam State Museum to develop commerce and the tourism industry, during that time, Phaya Thai Palace was used as the location of the first radio station in Thailand, broadcasting on February 25, 1930. The Railway Department operated the Phaya Thai Palace Hotel for 6-7 years before going out of business. ✨️Currently, Phaya Thai Palace has been renovated by the Palace Lovers Club. 🎈https://maps.app.goo.gl/H5g8ux2GjHtQP3gP8

#Rainy season attractions #Bangkok attractions #Phaya Thai Palace 📞Hello Hello, I heard and answered. ✨️Phaya Thai Palace was built in 1909. King Rama V ordered it to be built as a place to visit and observe rice farming, vegetable farming and animal husbandry. King Rama V ordered the construction of a palace as his residence, including the area opposite the palace, which he ordered to be a rice field for the royal rice planting ceremony. ✨️Phaya Thai Palace was used as a residence for King Rama V for a short period of time in 1920. During the reign of King Rama VI, he invited Queen Savang Vadhana, the Queen Mother, to reside in this palace until she passed away in 1920. After that, King Vajiravudh demolished Phaya Thai Palace, leaving only the Thewarat Sapharom Throne Hall, which was the throne hall. He also ordered the construction of several new throne halls. ✨️Open for viewing Sat-Sun 🎈https://maps.app.goo.gl/qworDTShDSZhCisP7

#Bangkok Transportation Guide 🇹🇭In Payathai, Bangkok, there is a beautiful treasure of time! Built in 1909, Phayathai Palace was once the palace of King Rama VI. It is now transformed into Café Narasing, a space where the aroma of coffee blends with a sense of history. When you step into this place, you need to take off your shoes on the solid wood floor. The yellowed menu with cowhide cover, the carved ceiling, the mottled wall, every detail tells a story of the past. Order a cup of coffee, and feel the romance of the overlap of time and space through the light and shadows shining through the window. Whether you are checking in and taking photos, or enjoying a relaxing time, this place can bring you a unique experience! 🚇 Transportation Tips • BTS Skytrain: Take the Sukhumvit Line (Light Green Line) to Phaya Thai Station, take Exit 3 and walk about 800 meters (10 - 12 minutes). Follow the navigation along Rajavithi Road and you will arrive easily. • MRT Subway: Take the Blue Line to Ratchathewi Station, exit from Exit 4 and transfer to a tuk-tuk (5 minutes, about 30 - 50 baht); or walk for 15 minutes and explore the street scenery along the way. • Take a taxi: Use Grab/Bolt app and locate “Café Narasing”. Bangkok is prone to traffic jams, so it is recommended to avoid rush hours in the morning and evening. The journey time depends on the departure point and the fare is approximately 150 - 300 baht. #ThailandTravel #BangkokStore #BangkokTransportationStrategy #PalaceCafe #HistoricStationCheck-in #ThailandAfternoonTea

#BangkokAttractions My dears, when you go to Bangkok, don’t miss this super charming Café Narasing! It is located in Payathai, Bangkok. The Phayathai Palace where it is located was built in 1909. It was once the palace of Rama VI. Now it has transformed into a dream place where coffee and history blend together. As soon as you step into the cafe, it feels like you have traveled back in time. The floor is paved with solid wood floors, and you need to take off your shoes at the entrance before entering. The decorations and furniture in the store are very old, and are filled with a strong retro atmosphere. Even the menu has a cowhide cover and the inner pages are slightly yellowed, giving it a full sense of ceremony. The high ceilings, exquisite carved decorations, and the mottled walls covered with traces of time all tell stories of the past. Choose a seat by the window, order a drink, and let the sunlight shine through the window, creating patches of mottled light and shadow, creating a beautiful atmosphere. Here, the hustle and bustle of the city is completely isolated, and you can immerse yourself in the tranquility and beauty of history. 📍The address is 315 Rajavithi Road, Samsennai, Payathai, Bangkok, Thailand. If you come to Bangkok for a trip and want to experience a different kind of coffee time and feel the unique charm of history, this shop is definitely the first choice. Save it and check it out!

#tripแจกโรงแรมฟรี #เที่ยวกรุงเทพฯ #พระพระไทท 📞Hello Hello, I heard and answered. Phaya Thai Palace is a palace in the middle of the city. It is located near Victory Monument and can be easily visited for the general public to study. Inside, there is a group of thrones, consisting of 7 thrones, the section for the king, the queen mother, the queen, and the queen, with a walkway connecting them. The surrounding area also consists of trees, lawns, and a Roman garden. Worship✨️Thao Hiranyaphanasura, who protects the palace. 🎈https://maps.app.goo.gl/aPJ7HnA9SnJy6kQR7

#Bangkok Itinerary Bangkok, Thailand is a world-famous tourist resort city. Every day, thousands of tourists come to Bangkok for sightseeing and vacation. Bangkok has many ancient monuments, palaces, statues, parks, temples and other attractions. This time, I will introduce a one-day tour in Bangkok. All the attractions are free to visit and take photos📸, and there is no need to buy tickets. Itinerary introduction: First take public transportation or a taxi to Phra Mongkutklao Hospitalรพ.พระมงกุฎเกล้า, and after getting off the bus, you will see the first attraction: King Rama VI Monumentพระบรมราชานุสาวรีย์ พระบาทสมเด็จพระมงกุฎเกล้าเจ้าอยู่หัว รัชกาลที่ Rama VI Memorial Statue Park. This is a statue park established in memory of King Rama VI. The statue is very beautifully made and the characters are lifelike. The entire park is designed in European garden art style, with many exquisite European buildings, a large green lawn and a fountain. There are many tropical green plants, trees and flowers planted in the park, which is very beautiful. Taking photos 📸 will definitely be a hit. After visiting the park, we walked inside to the second attraction: Phayathai Palace. The Royal Palace is the best channel for ordinary people to understand the Thai royal family. Although the official palace of the King of Thailand is the Grand Palace, he has not lived there since Rama V. King Rama VI built a European-style palace building behind the small villa of King Rama V. It is Phayathai Palace. Here you can see a lot of introductions about Rama VI, as well as explanations of Thailand's history at that time. Although foreigners certainly won't understand, you can get a general idea with the help of a translator. The entire palace building is in European Gothic art style, which is exquisite and photogenic. After visiting this attraction, walk further in and you will reach the last attraction: Shrine of Thao Hiranpanasoon (Hu) ศาลเจ้าพ่อท้าวหิรัญพนาสูร (ฮู). The temple was built by King Rama V and has a history of hundreds of years. It is a veritable historical monument. Praying for good health in the temple is very effective, and people from all over Bangkok come here to pray for good health. The temple building is tall and majestic, and the exterior decoration structure is full of Siamese cultural and artistic style design. It is exquisite and photogenic. Attraction address: Shrine of Thao Hiranpanasoon (Hu) Thung Phaya Thai, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400 Phaya Thai Palace: 315 Ratchawithi Rd, Thung Phaya Thai, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400 King Rama VI Monument พระบรมราชานุสาวรีย์ พระบาทสมเด็จพระมงกุฎเกล้าเจ้าอยู่หัว รัชกาลที่ ๖：315 Ratchawithi Rd, Thung Phaya Thai, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400

A must-visit cafe in Bangkok is Café Narasingh in Payathai (formerly the palace of King Rama VI). It opened in 1932 and is a century-old shop that serves both coffee and Thai food. Eating in such a century-old building is a very good experience~ ☕️Café Narasingh is said to be the rest area for King Rama VI and the royal family. It can be seen that the king was very crazy about and loved coffee more than 200 years ago. Today, Café Narasingh has been transformed into a cafe full of history and charm, providing modern people with a unique space to experience the ancient culture of Siam. The store offers a variety of authentic Thai recipes, coffee, tea and more. (The floor inside the cafe is made entirely of solid wood, so you need to take off your shoes at the entrance before entering). 📒📒📒Menu: 1. Various types of coffee: American, Thai, latte, cappuccino, mocha and other iced coffee. 2. Thai food is a relatively traditional Thai cuisine: it retains the original flavor and cooking methods of Thai food culture. We especially recommend the Thai Curry Chicken, which is a must-order dish at every table at Café Narasingh. 3. There are two types of simple Western food: Western desserts 🍮 and simple meals: desserts include oatmeal, lattice muffins, scones, garlic bread, etc. They all taste good and are the store’s signature hot-selling items. For light meals, there will be some meat sauce pasta and ham and vegetable salad to choose from. ☕️Café Narasingh gives people the feeling that it goes far beyond the scope of a cafe. The entire payathai, whether it is the architecture, decoration or atmosphere, reflects the ancient culture and history of Siam. When you come here, you don’t even need to consider whether the service is good, whether the food is delicious, or whether the price is expensive. Instead, you can just stroll around here, experience its atmosphere, feel its breath, and see the traces of the passing of time. [Cute] 👉 Cafe: Café Narasingh Bangkok ⌚️Opening hours: 08:00-18:00 🔍Address: 315 พระราชวังพญาไท Ratchawithi Rd, Thung Phaya Thai, Ratchathewi, Bangkok 10400 🌟 Follow us for more delicious and fun information~

#tripfreeaccommodation #PhayathaiPhraRomanGarden 📞Hello Hello, I heard it and answered. In Phayathai Palace, behind the royal residence, there is a Roman garden that maintains the beauty of the landscape architecture. It is designed and decorated in a geometric pattern according to the Western style. It consists of a round pavilion with a domed roof and Corinthian columns, flanked by a square pavilion without a roof. In front of the stairs, there are 2 stucco statues of women dressed in Roman costumes. There is a large pond with a walkway around it. In the center is a bronze statue of Phra Pirun, which is the first sculpture in Thailand by Silpa Bhirasri and is still the original. This garden is suitable for outdoor events. You can support the restoration of this palace. 🎈https://maps.app.goo.gl/vxDoHd6U8wo5SneF9

#tripfreeaccommodation #bangkoktouristplaces #PhayathaiPhraChaoPhraThaniThewaratSapharom 📞Hello Hello, I heard it and answered. ThewaratSapharomPhraThani is located in front of Phayathai Palace. It was originally used as a royal audience hall for the royal ladies and for religious ceremonies and drama performances. The highlight is the Byzantine architecture, mural paintings of humans and plants, and the royal name, Sop (Saowapha Phongsri), which was the original name of Somdet Phra Sri Patcharindra, the Queen Mother. It is currently used as a K to fund the restoration of Phayathai Palace to its original beauty. 🎈https://maps.app.goo.gl/vxDoHd6U8wo5SneF9