Chan Palace, Phitsanulok Province

🌿✨ Review: Chan Palace, Phitsanulok – A Close-Up Look at History I recently had the opportunity to visit Chan Palace, and I must say the atmosphere was very different from what I expected. I'd seen it in textbooks as a quiet, ancient place, but when I actually visited, I felt peaceful, fulfilled, and had a very tangible sense of history. As soon as I entered the grounds, I was greeted by a lush greenery, making the entire palace cool and easy to walk around without feeling overly hot. The ancient ruins within the palace grounds have been well-restored, clean, and have clear, explanatory signs, making it easier to understand the history of King Naresuan the Great. Even without a guide, I could easily explore on my own. The most impressive spot was the "Royal Throne Hall," where traces of brick foundations remain. Although there aren't any tall buildings left, walking around gives me a sense of how this place used to be the center of Phitsanulok. The surrounding area also offers quiet walking paths, perfect for taking photos or simply strolling. Another favorite area is the "Chan Palace Historical Center," which features modern exhibitions, featuring lights, sounds, models, and fascinating historical information. It's not too heavy, and kids can understand it. Adults can enjoy it while gaining more knowledge. Overall, it's a worthwhile place to visit. You'll be able to absorb the history, tranquility, and beauty of the past in a way that textbooks can't. If you have time to visit Phitsanulok, I highly recommend stopping by. It takes about 1-2 hours, just the right amount of time. You can enjoy the walk without getting too tired. #GetDiscountsNotLuck