Experience the awe-inspiring, majestic Grand Palace - a must-see!

The Reclining Buddha Temple, Grand Palace, and Emerald Buddha Temple in Bangkok are located in the same area, with the nearest subway station being Sam Chai, accessible from exit number 2. Visiting hours are from 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM. Ticket prices are as follows: Reclining Buddha Temple, Thai Baht per person, and Grand Palace and Emerald Buddha Temple 500 Thai Baht per person. At Thailand's Reclining Buddha Temple and Grand Palace, despite the hot weather, visitors must adhere to the dress code, which prohibits short skirts, strapless dresses, or vests and shorts. Clothing should extend below the knees. When touring the Grand Palace, pay attention to the signs as the palace is vast and it's easy to get lost. Inside the Grand Palace, despite the crowds, take care of your belongings to avoid loss. Additionally, the price of drinks inside is not too high; it is recommended to try the local sugarcane juice, priced at 50 Thai Baht, which is very sweet and delicious. After your visit, if you need to proceed to the next destination, since the Grand Palace station has fewer subway lines, it is advised to first transfer to Sam Yan station (Chulalongkorn University station). From there, choose other lines to reach your destination, as this station has multiple subway lines, facilitating travel. Tourists should pay attention to safety, be mindful of route choices, and ensure a smooth and enjoyable journey.