 Hor
Phra
Hor Phra is a royal private shrine housing a Buddha image for
the royal prayer. It is a small building on stilts in modern Thai
Lanna style. |
 Ruen
Rab Rong
Ruen Rab Rong (Royal Guesthouse), a two-storey building built in modern
Thai style is being used as the guesthouse for royal visitors and
senior palace aides and members of the royal entourage. It is also
the waiting place for those who are granted a royal audience or invited
to attend the royal banquets. |
 Water
Reservoir
Water Reservoir is a vast water catchment to reserve water for use
at Bhubing Palace. On one side of the reservoir stands a teak wood
gazebo. Along the bank of the reservoir, it is lavishing with landscaped
gardens of temperate flowering plants in formal and informal styles. |
 Ruen
Peek Mai (Log cabin)
Ruen Peek Mai (Log cabin) is the seasonal residence of Her Royal Highness
Princess Chulabhorn and also the royal guesthouse. |
 Phra
Tamnak Bhubing Rajanives
Phra Tamnak Bhubing Rajanives was built in northern Thai architectural
style called "Ruen Mu" (Group of Houses). The building sits
on stilts. The upper floor is the royal residential area while the
ground floor houses the royal entourage. The building master plan
was designed by Prince Samaichalerm Kridagara while the building was
designed by Mom Rachawongse Mitrarun Kasemsri. The construction of
the Palace was undertaken by the Crown Property Bureau, under the
supervision of Prince Samaichalerm Kridagara, assisted by Mom Rachawongse
Mitrarun Kasemsri and Mr.Pradit Yuwapukka. General Luang Kampanath
Saenyakorn, the Privy Councilor was assigned to lay foundation stones
on 24 August 1961 at 10 : 49 hrs. |
 Phra
Tamnak Siri Song Bhubing
Phra Tamnak Siri Song Bhubing is commonly called "Phra Tamnak
Eucalyptus", built according to the royal instruction of Her
Majesty the Queen who wished to study the use of eucalyptus wood in
construction of buildings. It was a log cabin built by a military
engineering company from the Third Army Division. The design was by
Mr.Kitti Kupativinig architech who also supervised the construction
work that started on 5 September 1991. The foundation stones were
laid by General Prem Tinasulanonda, the Privy Councilor who acted
on the royal instruction on 12 September 1991. The construction was
completed in January 1992. |
 Phra
Tamnak Payak Sathit
Phra Tamnak Payak Sathit is another log cabin built with eucalyptus
wood. Her Majesty the Queen had it built as a seasonal residence to
His Royal Highness Crown Prince Vajiralongkorn. It was built in 1993
under the supervision of Mr.Kitti Kupatavinij, the architect and designer
of the building. |
 Suan
Suwaree
Suan Suwaree is a rose garden planted according to the royal instruction
of Her Majesty the Queen in 1999 and named "Suan Suwaree"
in commemoration to the late Lady in Waiting Thanpuying Suwaree Taepakam. |
 Pha
Mon Pavilion and Fern Garden Originally
Pha Mon Pavilion and Fern Garden Originally a amall hill covered with
existing plants and trees where a hill-tribe style thatch-roofed bamboo
hut was build for royal recreation and informal dinner. A teak wood
pavilion was later built in place of the bamboo hut.
The Fern Garden was started in 1993 when various indigenous varieties
of ferns were collected and planted in harmony with the natural surroundings.
Some of the ferns, tree-ferns of cyatheaceae family are as old as
60-100 years. |
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