Vimanmek Palace is the largest building in the world, built of pink yew wood. without a single nail. All structures were fastened with wooden dowels. The building was formerly located on Sichang Island, but in 1901, by royal order. Dusit Park in Bangkok to its present location.
The palace was the home of King Rama V and his large family. He later moved to the Royal Palace and his wives stayed here. In 1935, the palace was deserted and gradually fell into disrepair until restoration began in 1982. Today it houses a museum of unique artefacts belonging to the royal family.
The palace has more than 80 rooms - audiences, a concert hall, living quarters. living quarters. It houses Thailand's first electric light bulb, a huge cast iron bathtub with a water heater. cast-iron bathtub with a hot-water boiler, porcelain, furniture, hunting trophies. trophies.
Next to the Winmanek Palace is the Apkhisekdusit Throne Hall, which houses a museum of traditional handicrafts. Apkhisekdusit Throne Hall, which houses a museum of traditional handicrafts, the Royal Carriage Museum, Chakri Royal Portrait Museum, Museum of Antique Clothing and Textiles, and Museum of Photographs.
