Built from precious golden teakwood, the building of Vimanmek museum is the former royal residence of King Rama V. It is considered the finest example of late 19th century architecture with European neoclassical style blending with traditional Thai motifs set amid a landscaped garden. A visit to the museum provides a unique insight into the lifestyle of the royalty. You will be impressive as you navigate through elaborately decorated rooms with the King’s private collection of art, antique and royal artifacts. FULL ITINERARY Also known as Vimanmeck Mansion Museum or known under its nickname ‘The Palace in the Clouds’, located on Ratchawithi Road behind the National Assembly, is the world’s largest golden teak building. The 3-storey palace contains 81 rooms, halls and ante- chambers. Removed from Ko Si Chang in Chonburi province, it was rebuilt in the Dusit Palace in 1900 by the command of King Rama V. Many rooms currently maintain the atmosphere of the past. A guided tour inside the building is provided to visitors Most of the buildings in the same compound are now used as museums. The outstanding one is Abhisek Dusit Hall, which exhibits H.M. Queen Sirikit's collection of handicraft masterpieces created by rural people. The other displays various items and art objects including H.M. King Bhumibol's photography, paraphernalia of rank and portraits, ancient cloth, clocks, and royal carriages. Kindly be aware that cameras and carrying bags inside the compound and palace are not allowed, as well as a certain dress code is obligatory to visit the palace.