So the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (which is located inside the Grand Palace Complex) is a beautiful building. The actual Emerald Buddha statue is made of jade (not emerald) and is rather tiny. However, the entire temple is beautiful. It's an excellent visit for those interested in Thai culture and art.

What a beautiful temple! I booked a tour locally and the tour guide was very helpful in explaining the history of the temple and what everything meant. You can easily book a tour locally at a travel agency or online with pick up and drop off at your hotel for a very reasonable cost. Highly recommended!

if you fond of huge structures and esp temple this is the place to go. its a great temple with awe inspiring statue of the buddha. the other temple architecture is also worth a dekko.

Not only that this is the Royal Family's official Buddhist temple to change the robes as required on the Emerald Buddha - which is fascinating to view up close - but also the small replica at the side of the temple of Angkor Wat. Plus of course the entertaining mix of tourists from many, many countries.

Outside there are so many people just wanting to scam you. You will be told that the Grand Palace is closed for so many reasons (Buddha's birthday, Buddha Day, the princess is visiting are the three I heard this time), and then suggested you go for a ride in a Tuk Tuk. It's so sad. Then you will be stung... More

Probably the most famous and revered Buddha in Thailand. See it at the Grand Palace/Wat Po tour. Actually made from a large piece of solid jade. Wat Po and the Grand Palace are two adjoining areas seen with the purchase of one ticket. A must see in Bangkok.

A tiny Buddha, but an interesting and popular place with great atmosphere. Easily reached by river boat. .

Beautiful temple, with stunning design and detail. Crowds not too bad when we visited. The Buddha itself is surprisingly small.

entry ticket cost 100 thb which is much higher as we already spent 500 thb per person for grand palace entry.