The Aisawan Thipya Pavilion is a beautiful structure located in the Bang Pa-In Royal Palace in Thailand. Built in the 19th century during the reign of King Rama V, it is designed in a traditional Thai architectural style, featuring intricate details and a stunning reflection in the surrounding pond. This pavilion serves as a royal retreat and is often used for ceremonies and gatherings. Its name translates to "The Pavilion of the Dawn," symbolizing new beginnings. The serene setting and elegant design make it a popular spot for visitors exploring the rich history of the Thai monarchy.