Queen Sirikit Park

Located near Chatuchak Park, it covers an area of ​​196 rai. It is a place to collect and conserve both domestic and international plant species for study and continuation of plant genetic conservation. The plants are planted separately according to their families, making it one of the most complete “botanical gardens” in Thailand. If you are a Bangkokian and want to breathe fresh air into your lungs, I recommend this place. The atmosphere is great and there are many beautiful flowers to see. 🌷Open from 4:30 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. On holidays, it will be very crowded. #VisitBangkok

Post by อยากเที่ยวแล้ว | Oct 7, 2022