The Grand Palace in Bangkok is a hallmark of Thai architecture

Thai traditional architectural style is unique, characterized by segmented, multi-tiered roofs with high, upturned eaves, and brightly colored wall decorations. The Grand Palace in Bangkok is the largest palace complex, embodying the typical features of Thai architecture, with its triple roofs and the high, upturned 'eagle beaks' on the ridges symbolizing royal authority. The glittering golden stupas, exquisite murals, and finely carved beams and columns are luxurious and grand, offering a feast for the eyes.