Royal Plaza is a premier venue in Thailand, providing an exquisite blend of luxury, comfort, and modern amenities. Experience the vibrant culture and hospitality that the region has to offer in a stunning setting.
Welcome to Royal Plaza, an iconic destination nestled in the heart of Thailand that captivates visitors with its opulence and exceptional service. As you step through our doors, the essence of Thai hospitality envelops you while comfortable accommodations and state-of-the-art facilities await. Experience the rich tapestry of local culture through curated events and activities designed to immerse our guests in the beauty of Thailand. Our spacious rooms provide stunning views and modern amenities, ensuring that your stay is as enjoyable as possible. Whether you are here for a lavish wedding, a corporate retreat, or a relaxing getaway, Royal Plaza caters to all needs with elegance and style. Delight in our culinary offerings, where local flavors meet international cuisine, ensuring a gastronomic adventure. Don’t miss the nearby attractions that highlight the rich history and natural beauty of the area, making your visit to Royal Plaza truly unforgettable. Join us at Royal Plaza, where every moment is crafted to create lasting memories in the picturesque landscape of Thailand.
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Royal Plaza is perched on a picturesque hilltop overlooking 10300, Thailand
The Royal Plaza, or the Equestrian Plaza as it is sometimes called because of the large statue of King Rama V on horseback that dominates it, is a large rectangle in front of Dusit Palace in Bangkok.In June 24, 1932, the Dusit Palace and the Royal Plaza were the scene of an historic revolution that saw Thailand transformed from an absolute monarchy to a democratic constitutional monarchy, with Rama VII King Prajatipok, abdicating in favour of Rama VIII, King Ananda.The Royal Plaza is sometimes the scene of more peaceful mass gatherings, such as in 2012, when upwards of a hundred thousand Thais started gathering from the pre-dawn to pay homage to HM King Bumiphol on his birthday on December 5. It was the last time the King, who is in ailing health, made a public appearance on his birthday.But even on less auspicious days the Royal Plaza is a hive of activity, with people promenading, sitting under shade trees, or having lunch as improvised street noodle stalls.
This is just a rather non-descript plaza, dominated by views of the Ananda Throne Hall building and popular statue of Rama V on horseback. Faithful royalists, who revere Rama V almost as a god, flock to the statue to pay homage.