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Bangkok’s most beautiful metro station

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From Bangkok Post 

Bangkok’s metro system is known for its efficiency, but one station stands out as an architectural masterpiece:image.thumb.jpeg.75a0d73449d71b8bbc6ca17b2f5203f8.jpeg Sanam Chai MRT Station. Designed to resemble a Rattanakosin-era throne hall, this underground station is a must-visit for travellers and history enthusiasts alike.

More than just a transportation hub, it is a gateway to some of Bangkok’s most iconic landmarks, including Wat Pho, Museum Siam and the bustling Pak Khlong Talad flower market.

Step inside Sanam Chai MRT, and you’ll feel like you’ve entered a grand palace rather than a subway station. Designed by renowned architect Dr Pinyo Suwannakiri, the station pays homage to the grandeur of the Rattanakosin period, blending traditional Thai aesthetics with modern functionality.

Golden lotus capitals adorn the columns, while intricate ceiling patterns and floral motifs transport commuters to Thailand’s royal past.

The design reflects Bangkok’s deep-rooted history and cultural heritage, making it one of the most beautiful metro stations in the world.

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https://www.nationthailand.com/life/travel/40046898

 

Great stuff 👍👍I love looking at railway stations🚂 and graveyards✝️ on my trips....weird I know 😀

21 hours ago, Olddaddy said:

Great stuff 👍👍I love looking at railway stations🚂 and graveyards✝️ on my trips....weird I know 😀

nothing weird looking at graveyards while travelling, after all that's ultimate destination

1 hour ago, vinapu said:

nothing weird looking at graveyards while travelling, after all that's ultimate destination

And no one ever complains about their accommodations.

19 hours ago, vinapu said:

wait until I get there !

I assume that, like the Pharaohs, you will have items buried with you to assist your journey into the afterlife, an assortment of your favourite  boys!

1 hour ago, Keithambrose said:

I assume that, like the Pharaohs, you will have items buried with you to assist your journey into the afterlife, an assortment of your favourite  boys!

Will have to be one hell of a pyramid.

6 hours ago, Keithambrose said:

I assume that, like the Pharaohs, you will have items buried with you to assist your journey into the afterlife, an assortment of your favourite  boys!

no, I wish my boys happy and long life , long after I'm gone. I think they did their part to keep me happy already( ok , not really all of them but surely  overwhelming majority )

5 hours ago, reader said:

Will have to be one hell of a pyramid.

rivalling in size one at Cholula, Mexico, biggest in the world originally thought as being just a hill until they started digging

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