Tag: Saranrom Palace

Underrated Sightseeing Attractions in Bangkok Bangkok is one of the most-visited cities in the world. There are many attractions in Bangkok which are unknown to foreign visitors. These places include Suan Saranrom, Suan Romaneenart, Talad Trok Mo, Bamrung Chat Sassana Yathai, Wat Suthat, Bot Phram and Giant Swing. Every person desire to see every possible attractions in Bangkok. This city welcomes almost thirthy million people every year, coming from different diverse cultures and backgrounds. Although, the Bangkok main attractions are places that not to miss, the city also offers hidden gem attractions located nearby that will show you the different Bangkok perspectives. The planning of the city started after the order of King Rama I. When he decided to shift his official court from Thonburi to the other side of the Chao Phraya River. In 1782, the king himself laid the foundation of the city. There are serveral notable historic attractions in inner Bangkok hidden around. The following blog will provide you adequate knowledge about these most forgotten attractions in Bangkok. If you are planning to visit Bangkok and experience its locality and culture with less crowded attractions, then you should read this blog. 1) Suan Saranrom Suan Saranrom is the most beautiful and aromatic park, that has served as the royal park under the sovereignty of King Ram IV. Great Englishman Henry Alabaster under his supervision designed and constructed the Suan Saranrom park. Thus, it holds an undeniable significance in Thailand history. This park has also been royal honor for one-of-members of royal family. Along with historical facts, Suan Saranrom has many well-designed and fascinating gates. These gates have some incredible botanical patterns, which enhances the beauty of the park entrance. There are multiple rest places within the park each constructed differently both in structure and design. People are