Vimanmek Mansion

Vimanmek Mansion (Thai: วิมานเมฆ, Royal Thai romanization: Phra Thinang Wimanmek), also known as the palace of King Rama V, was a royal residence of Kings Rama V and Rama VI of Thailand and the largest teak mansion in the world. It stands in Bangkok's Dusit District as part of Dusit Palace; it originally stood on Ko Si Chang island in Chonburi Province. Built mainly of golden teak and richly carved, it stays cool even in summer. The mansion has been officially closed since 2016 and is undergoing reconstruction.