Bangkok

Bangkok's Parks & Gardens

Bangkok’s green spaces range from historic royal grounds to expansive botanical collections. Lumphini Park, established in the 1920s, serves as the city's oldest public park, while King Rama IX Park stands as the largest, featuring six themed international gardens. Visitors can find specialized habitats at the Bangkok Butterfly Garden and Queen Sirikit Park’s botanical displays. Cultural sites like the Jim Thompson House and Bangkok Folk Museum combine mid-20th-century architecture with traditional tropical gardens, offering insight into the city's domestic heritage and royal history.

Lumphini Park

Dating back to the 1920s, it is probably the oldest park in Bangkok. It is named after the birthplace of the Lord Buddha in Nepal.

Jim Thompson House

Built in 1959, the museum houses the art collection of Jim Thompson, an American businessman who traveled through Thailand and came up with…

King Rama IX Park

Visit the city's largest park and enjoy its relaxing environment. It features six gardens, each representing a different theme - for example…

Bangkok Butterfly Garden

This tall open-air dome is home to thousands of colorful butterflies and insects.

Sa Pathum Palace

Historic royal residence and cultural heritage site featuring a museum, gardens, and seasonal art workshops. The complex traditionally opens for public access between December and February.

Sanam Luang

This large open field has been the place of royal ceremonies and various festivities since the time of King Rama I.

Saranrom Park

This public park was originally part of Saranrom Palace built by Rama IV in 1866.

Chatuchak Park

Escape the bustle of Chatuchak weekend market and relax in one of the oldest public parks in the city.

Princess Mother Memorial Park

The Princess Mother Memorial Park is a park in Bangkok, Thailand. It was established in 1993, and opened on January 21, 1997, by King…

Santichaiprakan Park

This riverfront park features a nice pavillion and benches for you to rest or have a romantic date. The park also hosts various events.

Bangkok Folk Museum

Local museum featuring historic wooden houses and a garden that showcase mid-20th-century lifestyles. Displays include family possessions and exhibits on domestic life between 1937 and 1957.

Sri Nakhon Khuean Khan Park

Located in the Bang Krachao 'Green Lung,' this 40-acre oasis features elevated wooden walkways, cycling trails, and a seven-meter-high bird-watching tower. The grounds preserve a mix of natural wetlands and manicured botanical gardens within a bend of the Chao Phraya River.