Arrived at Lunphini Park in Thailand 🇹🇭

#songkran2024 I've been there for a long time, and I made plan to visit again Lunphini park 🏡 I really enjoy visiting this park twice, and the location is also convenient. You can directly MRT to the Lumbhini Park The first time I went was during the Water Lantern Festival, where I put on water lanterns at night You can see many people on dates as well as those who exercise and run There are many stray cats in the park who are not afraid of humans. The ecology is very good, and we also saw large lizards Parks can also offer free boating, which is the kind of scooter used in the park when I was a child! But the only bad memory that day was when I saw a white child throwing lizards with branches and stones all the time, and my blood pressure skyrocketed. My parents stood next to me

Bangkok's Urban Oasis of Tranquility

#bangkoktrip Amidst the bustling cityscape of Bangkok, Lumpini Park stands as a verdant haven offering respite from the urban chaos. This sprawling green expanse, often referred to as the "Green Lung of Bangkok," provides a sanctuary for locals and tourists alike, seeking a breath of fresh air and a retreat into nature. Stroll along the well-manicured paths, shaded by towering trees, and discover the park's diverse landscapes. From serene lakes to vibrant gardens, Lumpini Park offers a visual feast that changes with the seasons. It's an ideal spot for leisurely walks, jogging, or simply unwinding on the grass. The park is not only a haven for nature enthusiasts but also a hub for various recreational activities. Witness locals practicing Tai Chi, yoga, or engaging in group exercises. Joining in or observing these activities adds a cultural touch to your park experience, providing a glimpse into the daily lives of Bangkok residents. Lumpini Park's centerpiece, the artificial lake, invites visitors to paddleboat leisurely across its waters. Capture the scenic reflections of the surrounding skyscrapers on the lake's surface for a unique juxtaposition of nature and urbanity. It's a tranquil escape within the heart of the metropolis. For a touch of culture, explore the sculptures and monuments scattered throughout the park. The iconic King Rama VI statue and the Statue of the Runner commemorate historical figures and add a sense of heritage to the lush surroundings. Lumpini Park seamlessly integrates relaxation, recreation, and cultural appreciation, making it a must-visit destination for anyone seeking solace amidst the vibrant energy of Bangkok

Why You Should Visit Lumphini Park

Escape the hustle and bustle of Bangkok and immerse yourself in the tranquility of Lumphini Park. Located in the heart of the city, this urban oasis offers a refreshing retreat where nature and relaxation seamlessly blend together. 🌿🏞️ A Haven of Greenery: Lumphini Park spans over 500,000 square meters, making it the perfect place to reconnect with nature. As you stroll along the winding paths, you'll be greeted by lush greenery, vibrant flowers, and towering trees. The park's well-manicured lawns provide ample space for picnics, yoga sessions, or simply lounging under the shade of a tree. 🚣♀️🌸 Serene Lake and Wildlife: At the heart of Lumphini Park lies a picturesque lake, where visitors can rent paddleboats and leisurely explore the tranquil waters. Keep an eye out for the resident monitor lizards that gracefully glide through the water, adding a touch of wildlife to the park's serene ambiance. The lake is also home to various species of birds, making it a haven for birdwatchers and nature enthusiasts. 🏃♂️🌳 Recreational Activities: Lumphini Park offers a range of recreational activities to suit every interest. Fitness enthusiasts can join in on the park's popular aerobics and tai chi sessions, while joggers can take advantage of the well-maintained running tracks. The park also features outdoor gyms, basketball courts, and even a skate park, ensuring there's something for everyone to enjoy. 🌸🌇 Cultural Events and Festivals: Throughout the year, Lumphini Park hosts a variety of cultural events and festivals. From traditional Thai dance performances to music concerts and art exhibitions, there's always something happening to enrich your visit and provide a deeper understanding of Thai culture. Whether you're seeking a peaceful escape, a place to exercise, or a glimpse into Thai culture, Lumphini Park is a must-visit destination in Bangkok. Embrace the serenity, soak in the natural beauty, and let the park's tranquil ambiance rejuvenate your mind, body, and soul.

A Refreshing Time at Lumphini Park 💚🥰

Why is Lumphini Park famous? It'srenowned as the first public park in Bangkok and one of the most attractive and biggest urban parks in the city. Here people can do several outdoor activities and it's completely free to visit. Went here with my friends for the very first time and we absolutely love how calming and refreshing it was to just be surrounded by trees and lush environment. We spent hours here doing nothing but admiring the gift of nature. I would honestly say that it's a perfect escape from the hustle and bustle of the city life. #timetotravel #lumphinipark #bangkok

Lumphini Park & Como Metropolitan

#bangkoktrip Lovely hotel with a great pool - incredible and attentive service by all staff. Just a few minute walk to Lumphini Park (free admission) which is very clean and a good place to go for a walk, run, or join others for yoga. Walking distance to many other attractions and hundreds of restaurants and bars. Great place to start a vacation in southeast Asia!

Afternoon stroll in Lumpini Park, Bangkok, Thailand 🇹🇭

#bangkoktrip Getting There - Catch the MRT (underground) to Silom Station, Lumpini Park is right next to the station. The nearest BTS (skytrain) station is Sala Daeng, just a little south of Lumpini Park, 5 minutes walk. Attractions - Lumpini Park offers playgrounds, outdoor gym, open public space with lots of trees and grass to sit and relax, the park also contains an artificial lake where visitors can rent boats.

In the heart of Bangkok at Lumphini Park!

Amidst the bustling city, this green oasis offered a tranquil escape and a breath of fresh air. 😍🏞️ Strolling along the scenic pathways, surrounded by lush foliage and shimmering lakes, I felt rejuvenated and at peace. 🚶‍♀️🌿🌸 The vibrant energy of the park, with locals and visitors engaging in various activities, added to its charm. 🏃‍♂️🎶 Grateful for the moments of quiet reflection and the opportunity to connect with nature in this urban paradise. 🍃🙏💖 #LumphiniPark #BangkokGreenery #TranquilEscape #UrbanOasis #NatureInCityLife #MemorableMoments #bangkok #thailand

Lumpini park

It is one of the only green spaces in Bangkok, definitely not one of the best parks in the world as it is somewhat small for a main park… but it is best place to jog or walk without traffic! You will see lots of people jogging, doing tai chi and yoga every morning and evening. A nice place to take a break from the hectic of Bangkok City. There are a lot of trees in this park. The best time to visit this park should be in the morning where the air is fresh and cooler. #wecreate

Lumphini Park! 🌳

Lumphini Park is located in the centre of Bangkok and it is very nice to find a well maintained public park is such a busy setting. The park has many facilities inside including a large lake (boats available to ride on), toilets, shops and many gyms which are free to use. The main lake has a nice fountain feature and when I was walking around it was not that busy - quiet and peaceful #urbanexplorer #mytripvlog #thailand

Largest Park in Bangkok

If you wanted to engaged in the nature for awhile, visit Lumpini Park. The place is clean, there are lot of people who went jogging here, crows are everywhere as well as monitor lizards. Big trees help a lot to produce fresh air, you can hear the birds chirping, and there are tables everywhere. You can do picnic or just chill. It is a nice place to have some break after strolling all around the Bangkok. #mytripvlog #couplestrip #celebratewithtrip

Lumpini Park, a central park-like existence in Bangkok.

If you come to Bangkok for shopping and eating, and still have time after strolling and eating, you can consider immersing yourself in the greenery of Lumpini Park for a moment of peace and coolness. This oasis in the city is like Bangkok's Central Park. Walking among it, the orchids on the trees by the lake are pleasing to the eye. If you like tropical animals, watch your step, as lizards may come out of the grass to greet you. I encountered two lizards of different sizes!

the most relaxing place in Bangkok

Tired of traffic? Tired of all the noise? This place has really surprised us with how calm and relaxing it is. Don’t be taken in by the pictures I’ve taken of the Komodo dragons they’re really harmless and just wandering around the whole park . You could see some people jogging, exercising or even just napping or sunbathing. I’d really recommend coming here for a small picnic or a nice little walk around. #bangkok

A Day at the Park 👣🍃

If you just want to laze around Bangkok and get tired of strolling inside the nearby malls, then head on to Lumphini Park instead. You can have picnic with your family and friends here. AND it's free for everyone. ☺️ #picnicspot #solofemaletraveller #solotravel

A very soothing place in the heart of Bangkok

Tired of traffic? Tired of all the noise? This place has really surprised us with how calm and relaxing it is. Don’t be taken in by the pictures I’ve taken of the Komodo dragons they’re really harmless and just wandering around the whole park . You could see some people jogging, exercising or even just napping or sunbathing. I’d really recommend coming here for a small picnic or a nice little walk around.

beautiful park in the centre of Bangkok

this is one of my favourite park in Bangkok. it located right next to Silom BTS and MRT station. it’s really easy to get there. there are lots of walking paths around the lake,and we were lucky enough that we got a free boat ride for paddling! there is also statue, and Chinese pavillon. there are tons of green spaces to lay down and chill. if you’re ever in the city city you should come here and take a walk

Red Cross fair

this is an amazing fair never have I experienced thainess so much with mascots, government department and armed forces music bands, arcade games and many pictures of Queen SiriKit. I just bought a nemo from the prisons product tent at the department of corrections. The crowd is enormous!l and it’s easy to get lost just look for the tall buildings in the perimeter and it will give you an idea of how to get out! #redcrossfair This lights are also fantastic!##

The hunt for Komodo dragons

I never thought I’d see so many Komodo dragons in the middle of Bangkok. Crazy how I found them all in Lumpini Park! Such a nice calm place to go for a walk or a jog or just wander around without any goal. Priceless atmosphere and it’s just worth visiting if you have no plans. You’ll get to see plenty of Komodo dragons just wandering around out of the water then heading back again. Highly recommended

#park A more beautiful park than I have ever seen. There are jogging tracks in the very center of Bangkok inside the Park. Not I am also very much inside, monitor lizards and other reptiles turtles and many other animals. I really liked the fact that it is very clean. There is a huge lake. And you can ride catamarans. Inside there are several local shops where you can buy ice cream, water and more.

Huge Green Space in Middle of Bangkok 💚

There are two very famous huge public parks in Bangkok namely Chatuchak Park and Lumpini Park. This 140 acre park I visited is the Lumpini Park. It's across Chulalongkorn Hospital and Silom District. It has a statue of King Rama VI at the front of the main entrance to commemorate the building of the park. Actually you can access the park from many directions. If you drive to the park, you'll need to go to the entrance near Wireless Road where there are plenty of parking spots. Many people will come to jog or exercise in the early morning or late afternoon since it opens at 4.30 am. and closes around 10 pm. Occasionally, there will be exhibitions or public events like small concerts happening in the park throughout the year. You can get there by dropping off at BTS Saladaeng Station or MRT Silom Station. #passionpassport #urbanexplorer #bucketlistreboot #bangkok

Lumphini park

#passionpassport Take quiet day at Lumphini park To be out of a hustle bangkok, so ideal to spend some time with your kids or friends at a large park * Lumphini Park* with an over 500,000 sq. meters, this park providers the people of Bangkok with a much needed break from the busy bangkok. The name of the park originated from the Lord Buddha who was born in Nepal.It you could walking around through the park for sightseeing and relaxing couple relaxing along the lake onsite. At the weekends the park can be full of people who comes out for a sort of activities so a great atmosphere for this park. Address: 182 Wireless Rd, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand #nationalpark#bangkok

The green lung

The lung of BKK. Nice area for walking or jogging. Lots of benches to sit and relax. Easily reached from several MRT or BTS. Definitely worth swinging by and checking out #staycation #staycations #park #bangkok #bkk #parks

Beautiful walk in Lumphini Park, Bangkok

One of most beautiful and biggest parks in Bangkok. Very easy to reach by Metro - station Si Lom. Probably you need few hours just to walk around. You can rent Bicycle for your convenience. For Bangkok this place is very good, always quite, no noisy. During weekend many young local people. During morning a lot of elder do exercises. Also so many places for nice photos. #urbanexplorer #thailand

Lumphini Park is definitely not something to do in midday! But the ample tropical trees provided some much needed shade despite my bad timing. Contruction workers worked away on putting up tents for an upcoming market or event, as I wandered lazily by the winding river and lakes. #givethanks

I sweated and cried, but it was worth it.

Just arrived to Thailand and had an opportunity to explore the famous Lumphini Park. It was really hot outside, i regretted not wearing any hats or caps, but still had a good walk in there. The best part were comodo dragons, some of them are surprisingly huge. Small dinosaurs, i said. But they were also suffering from the hotness and were hiding in the shadows, so barely saw them that day. Will come back, when it wont be too hot.

A visit to Lumphini Park

I recently visites a lumphini park at Bangkok Thailand. its a very beautiful experience for me. I visited with my family and also enjoyed a boat trip at inside the park. the fee is totally free. there was a little rush but its oj to enjoy a lot. there is also a beautiful flower exhibition that day amd we look a variey of things there. overall a very big and good experience for me. #lumphinipark

Lumphini Park

Lumphini Park has been a priority in my itinerary from the early stages of planning. Urban parks have always held a special appeal to me. Located in the heart of Bangkok, Lumphini Park is a tranquil oasis that offers a welcome escape from the hustle and bustle of a busy city like Bangkok. The park is impeccably maintained, boasting lush greenery, a lake, and a variety of recreational facilities. It's a delightful sight to see both locals and tourists alike taking a leisurely stroll or enjoying a refreshing jog against this natural backdrop. One particularly charming aspect that caught my attention was the presence of numerous cats wandering, yearning, and peacefully napping in almost every corner of the park. Their presence adds a unique and lovely touch to the overall atmosphere. While Lumphini Park may not rival the vastness of Central Park, its moderate size ensures that you can always find a quiet spot to unwind and escape the city's clamor. The size of the park strikes a balance, offering a peaceful retreat without being overwhelming.

Lumphini Park

It is a very large public park in the heart of the city where you can exercise, sweat, get sore, strengthen your leg muscles, and come back stronger. I also encountered a foreigner who was lost and asked for the nearest exit. So, I want to tell everyone that if it's your first time, remember the location of the entrance you used well, or check it on Google Maps beforehand. Otherwise, when you're tired and want to rest or go back, you might not be able to find the exit you first came in through. I've warned you, hehe. Here, you will find many strange architectures, basketball courts, tennis courts, swimming pools, there are ponds for pedaling boats, rowing boats, there is a zone for weightlifting, and there are a lot of cats while walking around here. There are also many crows, pigeons, and monitor lizards too. I saw a couple of them fighting over a fish they dragged onto land to eat. Foreigners were filming it quite a bit.

Best city park in Bangkok

#dreamdestination as a cat lover, here is the ideal place for me. Adorable animals everywhere heals me. Free swan boat is good for you and your partner to try once with the best city view.

A pleasant park with big lizards

Many buses in Bangkok has stops here so visiting Lumpini Park is very easy and costs not much. The grass and trees here are nice enough for a walk early in the morning. The lake inside has dark green water which seems not to have the flows and there are big lizards who don’t run away when seeing people. Thais call them “tour ngern tour thong” (money and gold lizard) 😊 #Lumpinipark #Lumpini #Bangkok #Thailand

The ratio must be 1 cat/1 visitor 😹

I've been to Lumphini park so many times, but I keep coming back each time. I love when big cities have places to relax right in the middle of the busy streets. Even though Bangkok does have plenty of great cafes, my favorite way to have a meal has become getting something to-go and then enjoying it sat on a bench nearby one of the ponds at Lumphini Park (water monitors look ready to snatch all your snacks though!) Another notable thing is just how many cats I've met while walking around the park. During the day they take naps in the shade, and in the evening they occupy the walkways, because they seem pretty comfortable around people. #trip #thailand #park #nature