Hidden in plain sight, the Charoen Si 34 Bridge whispers tales of royalty and history. This bridge, unlike many others in Bangkok, is more than just a concrete pathway. The Charoen Si 34 Bridge stands as a unique tribute, a celebration of King Rama VI’s 34th birthday. Built in 1913, the bridge’s construction was a personal project for the king, financed from his private funds. Notice the four plaster posts adorning the bridge. They are not merely decorative but bear the mark of the king’s reign. Each post is adorned with the Thai number 4, signifying the fourth year of King Rama VI’s rule. The Charoen Si 34 Bridge gracefully arches over the Khlong Khu Mueang Doem, the historic moat encircling the Grand Palace. This moat, a legacy of King Rama I, has silently witnessed centuries of Bangkok’s evolution. Today, the bridge provides passage to a different kind of landmark: the Supreme Court. As you stand here, imagine the carriages of the past, ferrying dignitaries and citizens alike across the Charoen Si 34 Bridge. Their journeys, like yours today, are woven into the fabric of this vibrant city.
Центральный дом работников искусств
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