Bangkok’s most iconic park, often compared to Central Park. Early mornings bring tai chi, dancing retirees, and outdoor gyms; evenings are packed with joggers. Families love the playgrounds and the Ladybug Library. Look out for free concerts in the winter.

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Called the “Green Lung of Bangkok,” this forested peninsula is best explored by bicycle. Ride through quiet roads and gardens, visit local temples and markets, and cool off at one of the cafés. You can even stay overnight at the Bangkok Tree House.

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Together, these three connected parks form Bangkok’s largest green space, right next to Chatuchak Weekend Market. Perfect for a post-shopping walk, a visit to the Children’s Discovery Museum, or a jog through the botanical gardens.

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A vibrant urban space known for its colorful street art and takraw courts. Locals gather in the afternoon to play, and photographers love the visual contrast between art and green space.

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Bangkok’s largest park, located in the eastern suburbs. Ideal for long bike rides, peaceful nature walks, and flower festivals in winter. The park also includes museums, lakes, and shaded trails.

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A lakefront park in downtown Bangkok with a running and cycling loop, paddleboats, shaded benches, and stunning sunset views. Great for active breaks or quiet picnics.

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Two peaceful parks in Bangkok’s Old Town. Ideal for resting between temple visits, with fountains, flower gardens, playgrounds, and statues tucked among shady trees.

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A compact park near Sukhumvit’s luxury malls. It has a small lake, open lawns, basketball and takraw courts, and a lively skatepark. A popular spot for locals on evenings and weekends.

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