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- Chida.Chinida R.January 24, 2015Beside the Emerald Buddha in the temple, You will see the Green Giant statue and others.The characters of Ramayana Epic!! Also other gorgeous architectures. Don't miss if you have a chance to visit!!Upvoted Mar 14
- Simple DiscoveriesJune 17, 2016Stunning. Get here right at opening to minimize the crowds. There are free English tours available inside but amount to little more than discussing key sites off a free map. Spend time & soak it in.
- Briszeida BullockApril 27, 2018Beautiful temples. Make sure to wear comfortable walking shoes and sun protective gear. Also everyone must be covered from elbows and knees up. They are not to be exposed.
- Jesse JohnstonApril 9, 2015Although extremely touristy and oftentimes overrun with crowds, visit when the doors open around 8am, come dressed appropriately (no exposed knees or shoulders) and enjoy a walk around.
- Matteo PenzoJanuary 20Take a visit, this is the official temple for new monks so you might encounter one of this celebrations with the guy literally throwing money and presents to everybody.Upvoted Jan 20
- Tawan VorathamNovember 20, 20181st place to visit in Bangkok, so elegant and beautiful - I've even seen it several times. The complex has 3 sections to visit. Proper clothes required: covered shoulders and long pants or skirt.
- J-OSLJanuary 18, 2019The royal temple for the royal ceremony, very elegant architecture with the emerald Buddha. Not only Thai people would like to visit this temple, but also lots of foreign tourists.
- Yarn LamMay 4, 2019It’s crowded but it’s quick. Head in for a glimpse of the jade Buddha and take in the majesty of the hall and you can be off exploring the rest of the Grand Palace. Hats off before entering.
- Sopida A.January 28, 2013Gorgeous temple but we made a mistake of visiting here on New Year's Day it was way too overcrowded! We were standin outside for more than 1/2hour tryin to get a cab. But it was still very beautiful.
- Dennis A. Van PouckeJanuary 19, 2019500 baht for an entrance ticket. 200 baht for long pants. 200 baht for an audio guide. And way too many annoying tourists. But what a sight. Definitely spend some time looking at the murals.
- Gregory FisherJune 30, 2018This place is worth the 500 baht ticket and better than the other sites, but it gets the most crowded too. Show up at 8:30, when they open to beat crowds as much as possible!
- Briszeida BullockApril 27, 2018Beautiful temples. Make sure to wear comfortable walking shoes and sun protective gear. Also everyone must be covered from elbows and knees up. They are not to be exposed.
- Torzin SJuly 22, 2020We should question why this palace is not UNESCO World Heritage Site? This place is truly the treasure of Thai people and all around the world, and need protect and recognized at highest degree.
- HaeAn SungJanuary 1, 2015Ticket: 500 baht per person. Ticket box open till 3:30pm, you can enter till 4:00 and you can look around till 4:30pm. You have to wear properly; long pants and long sleeve shirt.
- DHR.comOctober 11, 2011This is the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, one of the most sacred temples in Bangkok. Located within the Grand Palace precincts. Open daily at 8:30am to 3:30pm. Entrance 250B (including Grand Palace).
- Punnapope SaipetchSeptember 5, 2020The landmark that has been signifying the prosperity of the kingdom in the Ratanakosin Period for more than two decades (since 2325 B.E. or since 1782)
- Alex VereinMarch 14, 2015Great place. A must visit. When going there you will most definitely meet a few Thais who say that the palace is closed. Don't listen to them and go to the entrance. They have very bad karma. :)
- Chris BrownApril 7, 2018No photos inside but you can stand outside and take photos through the window. Defeats the object really and everyone does it.
- maique madeiraFebruary 22, 2015A must, but come fully dressed. Respectful clothing that will be ok in most places will not here. Also come early is this fills up quickly with tons of tourists.
- 4sq ThailandAugust 8, 2011A calendar for visiting the Palace and Temple of the Emerald Buddha can be viewed on the web-site of the Bureau of the Royal Household at: http://www.palaces.thai.net/calendar/2011/2011_en.jpg
- Amy ChaSeptember 14, 2016dress code! long pants required but u can rent traditional thai silk wrap! must deposit 200baht and upon return, u can get ur deposit!
- Quentin LafonJuly 28, 2014One of the amazing temples of BKK. Don't miss to take postcards pictures (facing the temple). A must see in Thailand !
- L CFebruary 26, 2015Admission fee for the grand palace area which includes emerald buddha temple is 500 ThB. Also this ticket admits you in Vinmanmek Mansion Musuem
- Please to visit here dress up have to be proper dress. Shirt or t-shirt with sleeve. Pants have to be long until the end, no short at all. No legging or any kind of sexy dress. And respect the place.
- ThannawattDecember 10, 2011Wat Phra Kaew, the adjoining Grand Palace together form the greatest spectacle for the visitor to Bangkok. It consists of over 100 brightly colored buildings, golden spires and glittering mosaics.
- Dana KozhevnikovaJanuary 14, 2016Beautiful place, must visit in Bangkok! Better to come here in the motning, otherwice may be too crowded.
- Phat BuoySeptember 24, 2014Beautiful temple with impressive architecture. Don't go at weekends or after 3pm when things are closing down for the day
- Amm Sa-nguankaewMay 6, 2013A-must for tourists. The most famous emerald buddha and the most beautiful temple.
- hussein sOctober 14, 2014It's the palladium of the Kingdom of Thailand. It is a figurine of the meditating Buddha seated in yogic posture, made of green jasper, clothed in gold, and about 30 inches (76.2 cm) tall. No picture
- 4sq ThailandAugust 8, 2011The main temple building is the central ubosoth, which houses the Emerald Buddha. Though green in color, the Buddha is actually carved from a single piece of jade, and though only 17 inches tall, is t
- 💁🏻 SrKeedaSeptember 29, 2015Astounding temple. No photos are allowed inside. The Jade Buddha has got three different attire for each season in Bangkok
- The most beautiful Royal Temple and the most important Temple of all the Kingdom of Thailand.
- Agnieszka ZarzyckaDecember 25, 2017Spectacular complex of temples. Stunning buildings, great architecture, unique atmosphere.
- Sebastiaan 🐧September 20, 2015Beautiful and essential to your visit. 500 baht is far too much though.
- Shangri-La BangkokMarch 5, 2012The Temple of the Emerald Buddha or Wat Phra Kaew is situated within the Grand Palace and houses the world-renowned Emerald Buddha.
- Andrew BC 翁 ÔNGNovember 6, 2016A gorgeous temple or Wat Phra Kaew is located within the famous Grand Palace
- Katy ZackAugust 21, 2016Though the Buddha is actually made of jade, and the building is completely gilded - it simply cannot disappoint
- ThaiTourismGuideOctober 19, 2014Visit Royal Grand Palace & Emerald Buddha This city landmark should be the first place on any visitor’s itinerary, Read more
- Andrew BC 翁 ÔNGDecember 26, 2014Great architecture of Buddhist temple & famous landmark/historic site in Bangkok
- 4sq ThailandAugust 8, 2011The entire Grand Palace is closed during special royal ceremonies and during visiting heads of state, while other buildings are always closed on SAT/SUN and public holidays
- Gabriel VitalAugust 21, 2015This is not the reclining Buddha. It's made of emerald and it's a green small size figure.
- Wat Phra Kaew is regarded as the most sacred Buddhist temple in Thailand. Inside this temple you will find the most sacred statute of The Emerald Buddha (Phra Phuttha Maha Mani Rattana Patimakon).