Grand Palace

and focus on that side of the city.

And for people who do want to experience some of those more iconic sites, like the Grand Palace, what would you recommend? So

earliest you can get there is always going to be the best as far as crowds and avoiding them.

So for some of those sort of major sites in Bangkok, like the Grand Palace, it opens at 830.

So it would be great to be there right around that time.

Otherwise, I've been told also the end of the day is kind of also a bit slower, like closer to the 3.30 closing.

Another nice thing to do would be wake up early around the sunrise and hop on a boat to kind of cruise over to the other side of the city and see Wat Arun, which is the Temple of Dawn.

And that opens at 8.

Later, the operating frequency was adjusted to twenty-nine point five meters, and the transmitter was upgraded to five hundred watts.

The official inauguration of the Public Radio Broadcasting Service took place on February the 25th, 1930, the coronation day of King Rama VII, with the transmission of his speech from the Grand Palace.

At that time, the station had the use of five rooms in the palace, consisting of two small studios where Buddhist sermons were also presented, a large studio for musical performances which could accommodate up to forty people, a control room, and a reception room.

An antenna was set up on a pole in an adjacent field.