Bangkok’s largest public park
Suan Luang Rama 9
scenic park in Bangkok
Bueng Nong Bon Park
Green Lung of Bangkok
Bangkachao
green oasis for locals and tourists
Benchasiri Park
spacious urban park in the heart of Bangkok
Benjakitti Park
oldest and most famous parks
Lumpini park
Rot Fai Park
Vajirabenjatas Park
beautifully landscaped park
Queen Sirikit park
famous Chatuchak Weekend Market
Chatuchak park
Suan Luang Rama 9
Hightlight
- Flower Garden
- Large Lakes
- Activities and Festivals
Experience
Suan Luang Rama IX is Bangkok’s largest public park, spanning 500 acres. Opened in 1987 to commemorate King Rama IX’s 60th birthday, it features beautiful botanical gardens, lakes, and pavilions. The park is a popular spot for jogging, picnicking, and outdoor activities. It also hosts the annual flower festival in December, showcasing vibrant flora from around Thailand.
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Day & Time
Open daily 6.00 AM. – 7.00 PM.
How to go
Bueng Nong Bon Park
Hightlight
- Outdoor Exercise
- Water Activities
- Large Pond
Experience
Bueng Nong Bon Park is a scenic park in Bangkok, known for its large reservoir and outdoor activities. The park offers a serene environment for jogging, cycling, and picnicking, with a dedicated 4.2-kilometer cycling track. It also features water sports facilities like kayaking and windsurfing, making it a popular spot for both relaxation and recreation in the city. The park’s natural beauty and peaceful ambiance attract locals and visitors alike.
Hightlight
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Suan Luang Rama 9
- Seacon Square
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Yo Yo Land at Seacon Square
Day & Time
Monday – Saturday 8.30 AM. – 6.00 PM.
How to go
Bang Krachao
Hightlight
- Parks and Green Spaces
- Hiking and Biking
- Local markets and shops
Experience
Bang Krachao, often referred to as the “Green Lung of Bangkok,” is a lush, green oasis located in the Phra Pradaeng district, just across the Chao Phraya River from central Bangkok. This area is known for its rich biodiversity, scenic bike paths, and traditional Thai villages.
Nearby Places
Day & Time
Open daily 5.00 AM. – 6.00 PM.
How to go
Benchasiri Park
Hightlight
- Parks and Green Spaces
- Lakes and Open Spaces
- Walking and Jogging Paths
Experience
Benchasiri Park is a popular urban park located on Sukhumvit Road in Bangkok. Spanning 11.6 acres, it was created in 1992 to commemorate Queen Sirikit’s 60th birthday. The park features a large lake, sculptures, jogging tracks, and playgrounds, making it a peaceful retreat in the city. It hosts outdoor activities, including tai chi and aerobics, and serves as a green oasis for locals and tourists.
Nearby Places
Day & Time
Open daily 5.00 AM. – 9.00 PM.
How to go
Benjakitti Park
Hightlight
- Well-manicured Garden
- Large Lake and Wide Lawn
- Cycling and Jogging Paths
Experience
Benjakitti Park is a spacious urban park in the heart of Bangkok, located near Asoke and Sukhumvit Road. It spans 208 acres and features a large central lake, cycling and jogging tracks, and expansive green spaces. The park offers a serene escape from the city, with beautiful gardens, fitness areas, and a dedicated section for outdoor activities. It is a favorite spot for both locals and visitors seeking recreation and relaxation amidst nature.
Nearby Places
Day & Time
Open daily 5.00 AM. – 9.00 PM.
How to go
Lumpini Park
Hightlight
- Activities and Events
- Rest area, Large Lake and Open Space
- Cycling and Running Paths
Experience
Lumpini Park is one of Bangkok’s oldest and most famous parks, located in the city’s central business district. Covering 142 acres, it offers a green retreat with large lakes, walking and jogging paths, and open spaces for exercise and leisure. The park is popular for outdoor activities like tai chi, aerobics, and paddle boating. It also hosts events and concerts, making it a vibrant community hub amidst the urban landscape.
Nearby Places
Day & Time
Open daily 4.30 AM. – 10.00 PM.
How to go
Vajirabenjatas Park (Rot Fai Park)
Hightlight
- Close to Nature and Relaxation
- Rest Pavilion, Large Lake and Wide Lawn
- Cycling and running path
Experience
Vajirabenjatas Park, also known as Rot Fai Park, is a large public park in Bangkok, located near the Chatuchak area. Covering 375 acres, it was once a golf course and now features wide open spaces, scenic cycling and jogging paths, and picturesque lakes. The park is popular for its natural beauty, butterfly garden, and tranquil atmosphere, making it a favorite spot for outdoor activities, picnics, and relaxation.
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Queen Sirikit Park
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Chatuchak Park
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Chatuchak Plant Market
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Children’s Discovery Museum
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Chatuchak Weekend market
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JJ Mall
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Organic Market (Or Tor Kor)
Day & Time
Open daily 4.30 AM. – 10.00 PM.
How to go
Queen Sirikit Park
Hightlight
- Botanical Gardens and Parks
- Open Space for Outdoor Activities
- Walking, Running and Cycling Trails
Experience
Queen Sirikit Park is a beautifully landscaped park in Bangkok, located adjacent to the Chatuchak area. Covering 200 acres, the park was established in 1992 to honor Queen Sirikit’s 60th birthday. It features lush botanical gardens, serene ponds, and walking paths, showcasing a wide variety of plant species. The park is a peaceful retreat for nature lovers, offering a quiet space for relaxation, jogging, and bird watching.
Nearby Places
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Vajirabenjatas Park
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Chatuchak Park
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Chatuchak Plant Market
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Children’s Discovery Museum
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Chatuchak Weekend market
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JJ Mall
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Organic Market (Or Tor Kor)
Day & Time
Open daily 5.00 AM. – 8.00 PM.
How to go
Chatuchak Park
Hightlight
- Sports Fields and Activity Areas
- Large Green Areas
- Walking and Running Paths
Experience
Chatuchak Park is one of Bangkok’s oldest public parks, located in the Chatuchak area near the famous Chatuchak Weekend Market. Spanning 30 hectares, it features lush lawns, tree-lined paths, and a central lake. The park is popular for jogging, walking, and picnicking, offering a peaceful green space amidst the bustling city. It’s a favorite spot for locals and visitors seeking relaxation or a break from shopping at the nearby market.
Nearby Places
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Vajirabenjatas Park
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Queen Sirikit Park
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Chatuchak Plant Market
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Children’s Discovery Museum
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Chatuchak Weekend market
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JJ Mall
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Organic Market (Or Tor Kor)










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