Grand Palace In Bangkok, Thailand

The main reason why it still attracts visitors from all over the world is its awesome architecture. The minute attention to the details of craftsmanship never fails to soothe the mind of the visitors. As revealed in the name, it is indeed a grand display of architecture.

Visiting the Grand Palace in Bangkok will also help the tourists to witness the Thai war ministry, the mint and various other state departments.  This architecture still remains the central part of the Thai kingdom. The Grand Palace also has several impressive buildings inside as well. It has the Wat Phra Kaew or the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, which is the abode of a famous and greatly respected emerald Buddha, dating back to the 14th century.

The complex is still the place where many ceremonies and auspicious occasions are hosted. There is also the Central Court, which was the residence of the kings and it also has the halls which were used for conducting the state business. Only two throne halls are open for the public, but even these are enough to form an impression about the intricate details on the structures. Some other important places to be visited are the Boromabiman Hall and the Amarinda Hall, which was the original residence of King Rama I. One should also visit the Hall of Justice.