A must see, absolutely breathtaking! I saw the royal palace in Cambodia but it did not even begin to compare to the one in Bangkok

The Grand Palace is absolutely amazing. Temples and Buddhas otherworldly. I would suggest going early morning before the full heat of the day hits. I would also suggest not going during Chinese New Years. Way too crowded. Also be sure to follow the dress code....More

This is maybe the top attraction in Thai capital but the ticket to enter is expensive (in comparison to other attractions) plus you have to queue for some time. Morover you must wear trousers, as shorts are not allowed. You can buy some Thai trousers...More

The temples and buildings are stunning to look at but don't expect to see more than the outside of almost all of them.

I was very disappointed with my visit here. Although the place itself was clearly a very important place it was spoiled for me by the general volume of people and the resultant attitude of the staff. It’s about£12.50 each for entry which for something this...More

The entrance fee will be THB500 for all visitor except for child below certain height. You will able to enjoy the crave and the fabulous architecture in this palace

Nothing to see special. Entering dress code is only to force the visitors to buy very poor quality pants or shirts with 200 Baht. 500 BHT for entry is also exaggerated. Nothing special inside and not to worth to sweat to enter and walk around.