The Royal Cemetery

In the Grand Palace, behind the Reclining Buddha Temple, compared to the entire Grand Palace, it is quiet and gorgeous, and the momentum is no less than the Grand Palace. The locals are also called the Imperial Temple, because there is not only the royal tomb, but also a Sheli Tower dedicated to the high monks of all generations.

It was photographed in a scenic spot inside the Grand Palace, a bit like the Chinese palace, which is said to contain the ashes of senior monks. Visitors need to be devout. The top is also glittering with gold. I wonder if it's glazed or not.

Different tomb styles are chosen by different branches of the royal family to preserve their ashes. The adjacent temple is very beautiful. The external wall is covered with gorgeous European-style tiles. There is also a temple beside it. The imperial mausoleum was visited free of charge and built during the period of King Zhulalonggong.

It's a holy place and has a meaningful place.

It is the place where many royal members are buried. The ashes of the royal family members.

Bangkok's imperial mausoleum is located in the Grand Palace. It is a royal garden for the burial of Thai emperors and family members. Every Thai emperor's tomb here is a beautiful and magnificent building. It's very quiet and solemn. You may drop in to see it.

Different tomb styles in the imperial mausoleum are chosen by different branches of the royal family because their ashes are preserved. The adjacent temple is very beautiful. The outside is decorated with gorgeous European tiles. The school in the school is neatly dressed and children sit outside or play table tennis. The temple has been repaired, so we can't get in.

The imperial mausoleum is a very cold and solemn place. The quality of the people who came here is very high. It is said that several kings of Thailand were buried here. The whole mausoleum is well preserved.