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這是在拉瑪二世國王和III期的宮殿，成為政府辦公室以後. 突出的特點是通過在贖金的下鄉牆基石，其通常在歐洲文藝復興時期的建築中看到.

與橋最初提出了強烈的大樹幹和穩定的大象能走的建立同步建設. 由於其附近的米廠位置 (Rongsi) 皇家米倉, 因此橋被稱為長安Rongsi. It was rebuilt in the simple reinforced concrete structure decorated with … 繼續閱讀 »

Originally, it was the palace which King Rama I commanded to construct for his three sons. The present three-storeyed building of Western architectural style was constructed in 1882. The upper gable is decorated with cement molding and gilded with a Ratchawallop signet. The front yard is filled with ancient artilleries lying in rows.

Khlong Khu Mueang Doem is the official name of the inner city moat which was dug in the Thon Buri Period (a short period from 1767 至 1782 having King Taksin the Great as the only ruler). The inner city moats are found in the area of both the eastern and western sides of the … 繼續閱讀 »

According to the ancient Thai traditions for building a city, the pillar of the city must be buried in the most important area for keeping the spirits of the city. The original pillar was made from Chaiyaphruek wood covered with sandal wood and contains the horoscope circle of the city inside.