A bright morning at Queen Sirikit Park 🌳🌱

One morning, we woke up early and ventured out into the fresh air at Queen Sirikit Park in the Chatuchak area—a 196-rai public park with over 2,000 species of plants, beautiful flowerbeds, and shady walkways for people to relax and exercise.

We went for a jog and strolled through the park in the morning—the cool air, the lush green leaves, and the breathtaking scenery. The large trees provided shade, accompanied by the soft sounds of birdsong.

From Queen Sirikit Park, we walked through to Suan Rot Fai (Wachirabenjathat Park)—a large public park, approximately 375 rai, which is connected and connected.

At Suan Rot Fai, we saw people laying down mats, rocking gently, walking briskly, or jogging. There are walking paths, bike paths, lawns, and numerous resting spots. Nearby, there's also the Butterfly and Insect Park, offering a more natural experience. (When open)

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Impressive Features
• The natural atmosphere along the edge of the river: The deep green color soothes the eyes and mind.
• The continuity of the area — you can walk from Somdej Phra Suan Luang to Suan Rot Fai, making it feel like a natural path in the middle of the city.
• The diverse crowd: runners, strollers, families with children, but there are also quiet corners along the way where we can be “us” with our thoughts.
• Convenience: Somdej Phra Suan Luang is open from 5:00 AM to 7:00 PM with no entrance fee.
• Moderate amenities: restrooms, parking (with a fee), and a cafe within the park.

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Post by หนีงานเที่ยวฉ่ำ | Sep 29, 2025