Chitralada Villa Royal Residence in Bangkok: photos, reviews

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Chitralada Villa Royal Residence, a grand palace in Bangkok dating back to 1913, sits on expansive grounds encircled by a shallow moat. This historical building, rated 4.3 on Google, is a notable attraction for its agricultural production, including rice fields and dairy farms. Although the villa itself is not open to the public and tourists can't roam the park, visitors can still marvel at the exterior, glimpse military guards on duty, and spot the occasional lizard basking near the fountains.

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Wheelchair accessible

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Chitralada Palace (Opposite Ratchawithi 30)

Bus stop 353 m walk

Opposite Ban Ratchawithi

Bus stop 375 m walk

Suan Chitlada (Rama 5 side))

Bus stop 380 m walk

Yaek Ratchawithi

Bus stop 426 m walk

Opposite Suan Chitlada (Rama 5 side)

Bus stop 446 m walk

4.3

based on 378 reviews

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4.3/5 378 reviews

yu chen

没能进入，刚一靠近大门，警卫就是更警惕的走出来，对我们做了一个关闭的手势。

S. Santivasa

Please note that this place is the residence of King Rama IX and is not a tourist attraction open to visitors.

COL. Watachai Tanpo

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Chitralada Villa Royal Residence in Bangkok

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