Royal Urn Procession for Princess Bajrakitiyabha to Royal Palace

The procession begins as the Royal Urn is moved from Chulalongkorn Hospital, en route to the Grand Palace.

Members of the Royal Family are seen in their vehicles, accompanying the procession.

Introduction of the Volkswagen van, known as 'James Bond', used to carry the Royal Urn, highlighting its historical significance.

The van's history is detailed, including its use for King Bhumibol Adulyadej and Queen Sirikit, and its connection to the late King's philosophy.

The procession proceeds through Phaya Thai Road and Rama IV Road, passing significant institutions.

Students and staff from Chulalongkorn University pay their respects as the procession passes.

Recollections of the Princess's time at Chulalongkorn University, including her studies and role as a special lecturer.

The procession moves past Suan Khulaphap Palace, the residence of HRH Princess Maha Chakri Sirindhorn.

The procession turns onto Sri Ayutthaya Road, heading towards royal and historical sites.

Scenes of Thai citizens lining the streets to pay their respects and express condolences.

The procession moves past the Ministry of Foreign Affairs on Sri Ayutthaya Road.

The procession continues its journey from Chulalongkorn Hospital to the Vimarn Siam Throne Hall.

The route highlights the Princess's connection to her royal ancestors and their legacies.

The procession goes by the Rama IX Park, a place symbolizing the Princess's bond with her grandfather, King Bhumibol Adulyadej.

The procession enters Ratchadamnoen Road, passing by significant landmarks like the Ananta Samakhom Throne Hall.

The procession continues along Ratchadamnoen Road, passing various government ministries.

The procession nears the Grand Palace, passing the Democracy Monument.

Description of the solemn atmosphere and the public's expression of grief along the route.

The route is highlighted as being steeped in Thai history and the legacy of the Chakri Dynasty.

The procession passes sites within Dusit Palace, reflecting on their historical importance and royal connections.

Ratchadamnoen Road's role in connecting the Grand Palace and Dusit Palace is emphasized.

The Royal Urn procession makes its final approach to the Grand Palace, accompanied by the King and Queen.

The procession enters the vicinity of the Grand Palace, passing by important government buildings and the City Pillar Shrine.

The Royal Urn arrives at the Grand Palace, specifically at the Vimarn Siam Throne Hall.

The live broadcast concludes as the Royal Urn enters the Vimarn Siam Throne Hall for private ceremonies.