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Wat Pho or Wat Phra Chetupon was built in the Ayutthaya Period (1688-1703). The common name is “Wat Pho”, a shortened word of its original name Photharam. Famous for the second largest reclining Buddha image in Thailand. During the early Rattanakosin period, Wat Pho was the centre of various fields of education including traditional Thai … 繼續閱讀 »

以往, THA田面積Rattanakosin島的顯著的社區之一. 王子的宮殿建在這一領域的拉瑪一世國王的統治 (1782-1809) 但它被大火燒毀. 然後, 他們與店屋被替換之前，外國法院和住宿外國人建. Tha Tian … 繼續閱讀 »

Once used as the office for the Ministry of Commerce. It is located in the area of former palaces which were built in the reign of King Rama III (1824-1851). The land was transferred to the government in King Rama VI’s reign (1910-1925). The well preserved main building has three storeys. Some details and decorations; … 繼續閱讀 »

The large market beside the Chao Phraya River was settled since the early Rattanakosin Period. This area used to be a floating market. Nowadays, it has become the largest and the most important wholesale market of flowers and agricultural produce in Thailand. Nightlife here is crowded with people surrounded by colourful flowers.

  “超豪河粉至Klong”神社鼓樓精神的聖地位於Rachini路. 靖國神社是紀念鼓樓的一個勇敢的軍官在國王拉瑪一世統治戰爭期間，誰死 (1782-1809). 每一個古城在泰國有一個鼓樓. 那裡 … 繼續閱讀 »