Grand Palace, Bangkok have been for over 150 years, was not only the home of the King, but also the entire administrative seat of government. Within the crenelated walls were the country's war ministry, state departments, and even the mint. The palace complex, like the rest of is laid out following the general outline of Ayutthaya palaces. The Outer Court, near where you enter the complex today, housed the government departments in which the king was directly involved, such as civil administration, including the army, and the treasury.
The main tourist entrance to the Grand Palace
Dr Mama & Yameen waiting for coconut water
In the Palace compound
Self potraits
The fence edge - grass area out of bounds
They are all covered with gold flakes
Early morning when tourists have not arrived
One photo at the Grand Palace entrance
Dr Mama and Yameen at the entrance
Overlooking the main buildings
At the edge of the compound fence area
On the way out of the palace
The main tourist entrance to the Grand Palace
Dr Mama & Yameen waiting for coconut water
In the Palace compound
Self potraits
The fence edge - grass area out of bounds
They are all covered with gold flakes
Early morning when tourists have not arrived
One photo at the Grand Palace entrance
Dr Mama and Yameen at the entrance
Overlooking the main buildings
At the edge of the compound fence area
On the way out of the palace
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