for’king Chulalongkorn was particularly fond of gardening Located in the Inner Palace are'the followihe PHRA THINANG UTHAYAN PHUMISATHIAN, 5 HO WITHUN THASANA, © HRA THINANG WEHART CHAMRUN, PHHA IAMINAK FAL NAL, MEMORIALS, one to Queen Sunandakumariratana ‘and the other to a royal consort and children of King Chulalongkorn, Urgmameesila adun Uoegaviwtisaes Aoyjuuartume Fl sireastuorensiinduen onenslAartpaanes ‘Witudamad yuadion smut agemsesyg iil ‘aqiuillésndnssarna DEVARALKUNLAI GATE Formerly known as Devaraj-Damrongsom Gate, was located atong the southern wall. ft resembled a single-storey building in a seri-cicle structure. This was the passage used by the king to access the inner courtNowadays this builcing use for setting up the. exhibitions, * . Sy) wisihhgnemghiatios wunsedidts Goublaoshhivy vnaviversta Re Hhadustsduvy uaedhushonaen Souunestenuciat fuvioo mmoltinnursuvuylsy Aauietoefouuvudtana Sioned niueu 3 duymteat inns seethfeodiasnna sOuhsiufimer malian qavothindudrogta Winusnanntgn Wieden sea mgnanusetvunesnfs 3 afaied unitiutl shiomeshaun. 2481 scucffinadasunridon andnaethi Wiingdannnailminiemioninay eoshindowinarhdnvasndreweruvesyleinte shanty winiZ537 mudtonsewrad and mmeuiuriune lromenemimevaninygin stromeitiaqnemupihiatestual Anaemia PHRA THINANG UTHAYAN PHUMISATHIAN, (Garden ofthe secured land) HR THINANG UTHAYAN PHUMISATHIAN was the favourite residence of King, Chatetongkom when he stayed atthe Bang Pach Peake, some: tres as oten'as three tres a year lFln 1877 of ood inthe ye of two-stonjed Sus chalet the mansion was peated in to tones Gf sen, i the words of Price okhtomsly, a RSsigh officer who accompanied the Czarevitch the: future Czat Nichol I. Rusia, on 8 vt in 1890 it as urished nasty and with ened ate anv comfort Unfecintely, ha Titer ocing a minor repairs it was accidentally um down in 1938. Nowadays the new building was constructed by the Queen Sirkt’s commanded. The water tank disguised asa crenellated Neo-Gothic tow is remained, ‘*Prince E, Ookhtémsky, Travels ig the East of Nehetng ll Pantk or ain what Condor 1890-1891. £2. Sir George Birdvo0d, (London chibald Constable and company, 1896) Vol. 240 woigaian | dunagavaniy Hog norsinetunzesruqne yy rrevrnmaidonaegasonnd Braga waomzenganlusn nda Wiadaethy diodnn 2420 we umadioandos wy aitseinmusegera HO (Tomer WITHUN THASANA (The sages lookout) The observatory was built by Ring Chulalongkorn in 1881 as a lookout ‘tower for viewing the surrounding countryside. waiting unseshisaogdusteluivuamle suas snvaileenginiagranstululnasY aioaundiy one meurnuiowneascnind udroyia hud 2432 wnseikicearihuiimumentulausn “venus” (fous, cishyy, lensetih) mnelustomnmetiaunoenaethi shah iaeayg movihiuies ox Agr yhitaeluneaéfieeane Finq asinDandatines ww dems Tuantsehygiy anethosin (Sosseu) naahanitse meu qrzgofandneyrauaewseumnitunniendmonte omftinsmnnd éensevmeudiienveyatouind ssroysamsensengantysaindnn bisa iia 1, 2433 dosnanaunujeAvgunseyvog uae SosnvTuoaptrsfugmunsetiusin (dnvstu) qweUanflay weumaufomegnoonundithogis famevineumanselnind deg wansenyur haninirn Wiatrodudle 1 2470, Joydunaetim suufanseshogih miensengarivaninda bithiy mmevraqandiienietho Iusurgssuynd PHRA THINANG (Royal Residence) WEHART CHAMRUN (Heavenly Light) This Chinese-style two-storved mansion was built by the equivalent of the Chinese’ Chamber of Commerce and presented to King Chulaipnekom in 1889. Prince Ookitomsky recorded that it is really a palace of romance, with omamented tite foots, masve ebony furniture: gold silver and porcelain freely used for econ uapaken nec cate fetter the columns and on the windows. Evdently we have before us the principal sight of Bang Pac The Empéror of China himself can scarcely have 2 palace much finer than th."* ~ The eroiind floor contains a Chinese-syle throne; the upper storey houses an altar enshin. ing the name plates of King Mongkut and king Chualongiom with theicrezpective quoens This Chinese-style mansion was the favourte ce of King Vajrawudh (1910-1928) ven he vated Bang Pein Place. * ibid, pp. 245-246,