Bang Pa-in Summer Palace
Bang Pa-in Palace: Bang Pa-in Palace was originally established as a royal residence by King Prasert Thong near his mother’s home in the early 1600s; Bang Pa-in Palace fell into ruin after the fall of Ayutthaya. Re-established by King Mongkut in the late 1800s and further expanded by King Rama V, the palace grounds contain a variety of beautiful European, Chinese and traditional Thai buildings, including some of the best-known structures in the Kingdom.
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• Ayutthaya
• Ayutthaya Garden River Home
• Bang Pa-in Summer Palace
• Bang Sai Arts and Crafts Centre
• Elephant Kraal
• Koh Kret
• Piyavan Garden House
• Pom Phet Fortress
• Queen Suriothai Chedi
• Saint Joseph’s Church
• Samkhok
• Sricharoen Traditional Shipyard Ayutthaya
• Suan Thip
• Wat Bote
• Wat Chaiwatthanaram
• Wat Choeng Lom
• Wat Kassithirat
• Wat Niwet
• Wat Phananchoeng
• Wat Phutthaisawan
• Wat Pichaisongkram
• Wat Thammaram
• Wave Side Club