Chitraladarahotarn Palace

King Rama VI used to write his literary war in this area formerly known as Sompoy Field. H later named the pavilion Chitraladarahotarn Palace, and King Rama VII commanded it to be annexed to Dusit Garden Palace. Today the palace is thq residence of Their Majesties King Bhumibol and Queen Sirikit

Royal Chitralada Projects: These are the Royal demonstration projects which HM the King has initiated for his subjects. They are non-profit endeavours inside the palace grounds, and include rice growing, rice milling and dairy farming.

Chitralada School: Built in the grounds of the palace, the school was first intended for print and princesses. Later, however, the school enroll children of the staff who worked in the palace Today, the children of people not associated with the palace are admitted, from kindergarten rev to the 12th grade.

Dusitalai Pavilian: This all-purpose hall ' is loften used as a venue for HM the King to grant audiences.

SUPPORT Foundation: Many kinds of of art and crafts are taught here, and it is also where to m crafts can be preserved and developed. It no houses a collection of handicrafts, from all regions of the country, i.e. gold, silver and lacquerware, Lipao basketry and silk weaving among many others.