Queen Sirikit Park

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We went there as my partner loves taking pictures of flowers and botanic gardens. When we first walked in from the chatuchak market site, we were a bit disappointed as we couldn't find any flowers blooming, but as we walked further, then we started to discover more flowery blooms plus huge big carps coming to surface to greet you..... what a sight it was... worth all the long walk!

Highly recommended for work out and relax, there are many zone and lots of beautiful flower. Great restroom and not crowd as other parks. If you come by BTS or MRT - Chatuchak you need yo walk pass 2 parks a bit hard to find a way to here but you can open Google map to find route to here.

I had an amazing time at the park. There are many benches next to the water or under the shades. Great place to read, listen to podcasts, cycle or just have a picnic. The bird tower is super awesome, too. There was nobody so you can take your time taking pictures or just admiring the views from the top. The weather was hot but the trees are definitely gonna help you have a wonderful time. Check out the butterfly museum, too. Even though the posters are in Thai, you will enjoy looking at the collections and AC inside the museum.

Beautiful green park with flowers, birds and ponds in the middle of Bangkok! It had many different kinds of flowers. We came here on Monday so the park was very quiet. The park was well kept. We saw a park employee herding the flock of geese so cute. I recommend this park when you need a break between shopping and sightseengs in Bangkok.

This is an excellent city park that has ample walkways and attractions to enjoy alone or with your family. Filled with flowers and trees, it is a welcome departure from the hustle and bustle of the CBD. If you would like a longer walk, you can take a walk on the Green Mile, which connects to Lumpini Park. Be sure to check the park hours before heading there early in the morning.