〽️Exploring a royal palace in the altitude 🕌🎭

#songkran2024 📍 Discover Phetchaburi, the town of royal heritage! Explore majestic palaces and temples. Immerse yourself in the local culture with traditional Thai performances and mouthwatering delicacies. It's a treasure trove of architectural wonders and cultural gems! 💎💫 Entrance fees: 🏰 Phra Nakhon Khiri Palace: 150 baht 🕌 Temples: Free admission 🎭 Traditional Thai performances: Varies 🚗 Getting from Downtown to Phra Nakhon Khiri Palace 🏰 Take a taxi or rideshare for convenience and comfort. The fare may vary depending on traffic conditions and the distance traveled. On average, taxi fares in Phetchaburi range from 50-150 Thai Baht (approximately $1.50-$4.50 USD), depending on the starting point in Downtown. 🚌Alternatively, you can opt for a local bus. Find the nearest bus stop and board a bus heading to Phra Nakhon Khiri Palace.Local bus: Bus fares in Phetchaburi are generally very affordable. The exact fare will depend on the distance traveled, but it typically ranges from 10-30 Thai Baht (approximately $0.30-$0.90 USD). After exploring the palace, you can easily reach other attractions on foot. The temples in Phetchaburi are within walking distance from each other. Use a map or navigation app, and ask locals for directions if needed. 🎩Remember to plan your return journey accordingly, allowing enough time to explore each attraction and consider potential traffic conditions. #thailandtrip #mytravelhacks #localguides

The hilltop palace in Thailand

Phanakorn Siri Historical Park, located at the commanding height of Kao Wang Mountain in Phetchaburi city, was built under the supervision of Rama IV in the mid-19th century and used as a royal palace. The palace and building complex blend elements of European, Thai and Chinese architecture and decoration. In the exhibits of the palace museum, one can clearly feel King Rama IV's admiration for Western life, with the majority of daily necessities being of Western style (even including a complete set of bathtub and matching equipment). The entrance fee for the scenic area is 150 baht per person. There are two entrances, the east entrance is for walking up the mountain, and the west entrance is for the cable car (50 baht round trip). The mountain trail is well maintained, although slightly steep, but it only takes about ten minutes to climb up. After all, the highest peak in this city is less than 60 meters in relative height. Apart from the exhibits inside the palace museum, other areas are free for photography. Although there are signs all over the scenic area reminding tourists to be aware of monkeys, they mostly gather in the two entrance areas to find food. There are very few monkeys in the mountain area, and the hot weather in Thailand makes the monkeys seem rather lazy.

Traveling in Thailand|In the past, I saw the passing of the past ~ King Wang Palace in the palace of the tortured palace. It was named "Panakongchili" by the Thai King Rama IV. It is the meaning of "the city in the mountains". On the hills in the city of Phetchabun, he liked the spirit of the hills here, so he built the palace on the foothills and has now changed to the National Panamqili Museum. About the source of the palace, it is said that Rama IV went to Khao Wang Mountain in a trip, and felt that the roasting mountain was very aura and the scenery was beautiful, so in 1860, the people were built here. Thailand's first summer palace. The The Royal Palace is located on the top of Khao Wang. It is a subtle blend of Thai architecture and Chinese architecture in the mid-19th century. The entire exterior exudes an ancient literary atmosphere. It is also the location of the film "Anna and the King". There are all kinds of frangipani in the palace of Tongwang. It can be seen that it is very old and has a sense of sensation of the wind. They have different postures and are connected into a lush forest. It is also a highlight in the palace. . Swim in the frangipani bush, feeling the long history here, the building with time blessing, always looks different, there are many temperatures, every place is enough to give you a look, See the past that has passed.

Because "Anna and the King" went. The former royal palace was converted into a museum. Tickets are 150 baht and the cable car is 50 baht, which is a relatively high-priced attraction in Thailand. No palatial, mottled white nostalgic and fresh. The bougainvillea on both sides of the cable car is in full bloom, and the reflection in the blue lotus tank is beautiful. The interior of the museum is also relatively simple and can't be photographed.

The current Khao Wang Palace was transformed into the National Panam Khili Museum, which basically kept the display equipment at that time. The visits here also have requirements for clothing. Shorts are not allowed. It is quite comfortable to visit these places. Its all about taking off your shoes. Its awesome to walk barefoot on the floor. The interior decoration of the Khao Wang Palace is quite luxurious. Although it looks ordinary now, it is very good to change to the time. After all, this is the place where the king lived. The best thing about the whole palace is his location. On the top of the mountain, Rama IV named it Panakongli, which means the city in the mountains. The sight here is unobstructed and the wind blowing in the mountains is very cool. There is a temple behind the palace, and there are many Thais visiting here. The temple itself is not surprisingly many, the white appearance, gray-black is the original appearance after the white shell faded, full of historical vicissitudes, the architecture of the law, the interior is the statue of the king. On the other side of the mountain top, there is a viewing platform with a superb view and a view of the surrounding landscape. This mountain is already the highest position in the place. The sights can be seen in a plain. The panoramic view angle is really amazing. The whole copy of the palace, the favorite is this viewing platform, standing here to see the scenery, the most comfortable, but if you can live here is also quite happy.

The purity of white is to describe Hua Hins royal palace, which is perfect. It is best known for the palace of torture and the palace of love and hope. Khao Wang Palace is the palace of King Rama IV. It is built on the foothills of the mountain. It is also known as the city in the mountains. It is a cable car that climbs to the top of the mountain. It not only can feel the charm of the mountains, but also overlook the elegant city under the mountain. The landscape, the vastness of the sky, is fascinating. Along the mountain road, there are three buildings similar to the old castle. As a foreign tourist, the history has not been known, and it can only be shaped against the various characteristics of the palace.