With reference to my previous post regarding the interesting ancient, wrecked ship of Queen Sunantha Kumaree Rattana in Wat Ku, today I would like to show you the palace of Queen Sunantha Kumaree Rattana, which was built in white.
This palace is in a cruciform design, modeled after the Aisawan Thipya-Art Throne Hall at Bang Pa-In Royal Palace, which she greatly favored. It looks simple but lovely.
Inside, there are statues and paintings of King Rama V (King Chulalongkorn) and Her Majesty Queen Sunantha Kumaree Rattana, whom many people visit the palace to pay respect to.
Most of the flowers decorated inside the palace are roses, especially the pink color, which is the favorite color of the King. Many of the roses make the inside of the palace look so lovely and fascinating.
All the furniture looks simple but awesome. The paintings on the table and the chairs are marvelous.
Some paintings of King Rama V's portraits and those of Her Majesty Queen Sunantha Kumaree Rattana are for sale. They are all beautiful. You can buy them as valuable souvenirs.
The palace offers a picturesque view and a fresh, cool atmosphere by the Chao Phraya Riverside. There are two breathtakingly beautiful Queen’s white pavilions facing the Chao Phraya River. The light decorations are awesome with the Kinnari statues.
You will see plenty of pigeons flying here and there, painting the bright blue sky even more beautifully.
It's a good time for me to visit the palace of Queen Sunantha Kumaree Rattana and experience these lovely things both inside and outside the palace.
