The palace is extraordinary!!! but so is the heat!!!! dress light but with covered arms and legs and bring lots of water. This is a must see for BKK visitors. Start early, crowds may disturb your experience. As always in BKK be careful with sales and offers on the street, stick to official vendors. Monks are all over the place... More

we spent a day here and found it very interesting and nice place, only thing that let it down was the heat and having to long trousers and sleeves. The dress code seems to be not very fairly applied as we saw ladies wearing just dresses that didn't cover the shoulders and weren't full length. if we were to go... More

Grand Palace is a must visit to Bangkok, but unfortunately you cannot go inside the buildings. Don't let the people outside tell you that it is closed, as this is not true. They try to take you on their own tour by taxi of tuk-tuk. So be warned.

By the end of your walk around this complex your senses are a bit overwhelmed by the work and beauty of the buildings. Although small, the Emerald Buddha is very impressive. The dress code is strictly enforced and if your attire is not considered suitable you will queue up to hire a shirt and/or sarong for 200 baht which is... More

The Grand Palace looks like it was plucked from the dream of someone with a vivid imagination. It's beautiful. It's somewhere anyone with an interest in Thai culture and history should visit. Ticket sales close promptly at 3:30 and they have a strict dress code (more than shorts and no shoulders showing). Come early and prepared!

A must for the Soulman as he has never ever been to BKK before. It is an outstanding palace and true history of Thailand's monarchy unfolds while you walk though the compounds of the Grand Palace. I strongly recommend a guide, easily available at the main entrance, for a cost of 500 bath. During our 90 minute tour we learned... More

I booked a tour that included the Grand Palace and the Emerald Buddha Temple. I am glad I had a guide to explain everything otherwise I would not have known the amazing history behind everything. Bring your camera and if you are lucky you will see the changing of the guard. A great way to spend a few hours.

We can see the palacewhich is having Ramayana(Lord Rama's story) painting on walls, buddha temple, colourful architecture. It was so hot. Better to have an umbrella. we went by our own. We were at the palace around 3.00PM. Don't trust the people who are at the gates. They stopped us and told us 'today is ana uspicious day for them,... More

It's stunning but becareful pf the con man around the tenple area which will lie to u that there's some ceremony going on in thr temple.Apart of it,rules to enter the temple is not to wear something reveal example short pants,sleeves top,anyway csn rent a scarf to cover yourself .Too bad a no of ppl will try to con u... More