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The Grand Palace in Bangkok is a sprawling complex of buildings, temples and courtyards that served as the official residence of the Kings of Siam (and later Thailand) for over 150 years.

These expansive courtyards are lined with ornate buildings, statues and gardens. Exploring the Grand Palace on foot allows you to soak in the rich history and culture of Thailand's royal heritage while marveling at the grandeur of its architecture and design.

At the heart of the complex stands the Temple of the Emerald Buddha (Wat Phra Kaew), Thailand’s most sacred shrine. Inside, the revered Emerald Buddha sits high upon an ornate altar, surrounded by shimmering gold and sacred offerings — a sight that embodies peace and spiritual grace.

Walking through the palace grounds, you feel both awe and reverence — the quiet hum of history beneath your feet, and the living spirit of Thai culture in every detail. The Grand Palace isn’t just a monument; it’s a masterpiece of devotion and design that continues to inspire all who wander within its walls.