The Grand Palace

In the midst of our busy work, we always seem to need to find another dimension to achieve spiritual self-healing. There, filled with freshness and excitement, you can encounter a beautiful scene, meet a remarkable event, and discover another self. This stop, we set off to Bangkok, Thailand. Starting from March 1, 2024, Thailand implements a permanent visa exemption policy for Chinese citizens. You can witness the essence of Thai history and culture, feel the depth of the city, and also seek spiritual purification in the temples. Travelers eager to head to Thailand, rush! If one were to speak of Bangkok's emblem, it would undoubtedly be the Grand Palace. Located in the central district of Bangkok, the Grand Palace is the most perfectly preserved, largest, and most ethnically distinctive royal palace of all the Thai dynasties. The Grand Palace to Thailand is what the Forbidden City is to China, which shows the high historical and aesthetic value of the Grand Palace. The entire Grand Palace scenic area includes the palace, the Temple of the Emerald Buddha, the royal halls, and other attractions, bringing together the essence of painting, sculpture, and decorative arts. As you approach, you are stunned by the Buddha statues of various forms and the golden brilliance of the architecture, witnessing the history and culture of Thailand.