Phra Thinang Wehart Chamrunis a two-stories palace which was built in Chinese style in 1889 by Chinese people who gathered and formed a group together to thank and please the King Rama V for his welcoming that he allowed them to live, work, and start businesses in Thailand. The palace was built with ornamental tiled floors with five patterns which were made and painted piece by piece from hands of Chineses. Also, using black wood furniture, fretworks, gold, silver, and porcelain made the palace itself becoming more attracktive and unique than other palaces in Bang Pa-In Palace. In addition, this palace also has an elevator, the first elevator in Thailand, first used by pulley technique using men to lift up the elevator; then when electricity came to Thailand, the elevator was later used by electricity. The King's throne is located at the first floor where he ordered and commanded his people.
( Paradee K. #511-5144, Sec. 402)
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