[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Queen Sirikit Park (Updated Jun)

#JanuaryGoodPlaces2025 A standard off-the-beaten-path attraction, I only visited here because of the interesting architecture. In #Queen Sirikit Park, there is a towering steel hollow building, like a bird cage-like Bird Watch Tower. People are locked in the tower and watch birds through the gaps? Quite interesting logic. The five-story iron cage-like appearance is quite eye-catching. There is a U-shaped staircase in the middle. Looking up from the bottom, the angle of the picture presented is very special. It reminds me of the works of #KengoKuma, who is also good at using layers of edges and corners to create a special perspective. You can climb up, but it is not recommended. Besides your legs shaking, the view from up there is not much better. You can't see any birds at all. On the contrary, the upward angle from bottom to top can produce more powerful pictures. There is sunshine during the day and lights at night, both are good for taking pictures. #Queen Sirikit Park Queen Sirikit Park #Chatuchak Park Chatuchak Park #railwaypark Wachirabenchathat Park The three adjacent parks are connected together to form a large park green space above #Chatuchak Market. It is also the view from the hotel where I stayed. It is very suitable for jogging and cycling. Parks in Thailand are very different from those in Taiwan. They have walls and limited opening hours, unlike Taiwan where most parks are open 24 hours a day. The entrances and exits are quite long and walking is quite tiring. Bird Watch Tower ✓Opening hours: 0500-1700 ✓Address: RH42+8J3 สวนจากภูผาสู่มหานที Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900 #ThailandFreeTravel #BangkokTravel #birdwatchtower #bangkok #BangkokExploreStore

Queen Sirikit Botanical Garden One of the most complete botanical gardens in Thailand A natural source, get fresh air Cleanse the lungs of Bangkokians, feel like visiting Khao Yai 🔸 Exercise, walk, run, and cycle Suitable for bringing your family to relax and heal your heart ▪️Open daily from 05.00-20.00, no entrance fee ✅ Parking available, if you are not comfortable driving The BTS is also very convenient #QueenSirikitBotanicalGarden

#Bangkok Travel, Walk, Stop by a Cafe, Eat @Queen Sirikit National Convention Center It is a new event center that is excellent except for the subway traffic whenever there are a lot of people coming in and out because normally when there is a concert or any event, there will be a lot of people. But the entrance will have only one way, which is a channel to check various equipment. You have to queue in 2 sections: when leaving the building and when entering the train again, it is very crowded and slow. As for the inside of the building, I am very impressed. There are many floors, everything looks new. Restaurants, cafes, and various minimalist white-tone room arrangements are beautiful. No matter how you take a picture, it is beautiful. You can go for a walk. It is also near Benjakitti Park and Terminal 21. You can walk here. There are many shops and foods here. If anyone likes taking pictures like us, please come. You can take pictures from every angle, such as glass, sky, tall buildings, and diligence in front of the train station. You can go down the stairs. Try it. The sharpness and white tone are very good. You can even take pictures while waiting in the bathroom. The glass is very clear. You can stand and take pictures along the wide pillars. You want to move it to your room.

#Rainy season attractions The rainy season is definitely here. Now many of you may have admired the beauty of the wild ginger flowers in Chaiyaphum Province. But did you know that right now at Queen Sirikit Park (next to the Railway Park) they have a field of wild ginger flowers that are just as beautiful as in Chaiyaphum? For those who want to see the beauty, you can come every day from 5:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. Queen Sirikit Park is a public park that collects and preserves both domestic and international plant species for study and continuation of plant genetic conservation. Plants are planted separately according to family. This park is considered one of the most complete “botanical gardens” in Thailand. And now Queen Sirikit Park has also opened a new zone, a rock garden. You can come here to exercise, walk, or relax. But most importantly, the wild ginger flowers are in bloom right now. #Field of wild ginger flowers #Public park

Quiet, with big trees in a row, with chairs to sit and relax comfortably, with a long pond in the middle, many birds, those who like birds, try bringing a camera to look, saw a flock of crows, about ten, the sound of birds, the sound of cicadas, a lot in this garden, there is a place to hide from the sun, sit and eat the food you have prepared yourself, those who like peace should come, parking seems hard to find because people who come to visit nearby will park here. I didn't walk all over but found big trees, beautiful view of the photo, green and feel very good, there are some squirrels to see. Will find a chance to walk in the corner that I haven't been to yet next time 📍 Location: Queen Sirikit Park ⏰ Opening - closing hours: 05.00 - 21.00 hrs. 🚇 Travel: BTS Mo Chit 🌎 GPS: https://goo.gl/maps/cmRZa2yzsDF6HYAz9 ⭐️ Score 10/10 ___________________________________________ #places to visit #places to visit in Bangkok #Bangkok #places to visit by train #onedaytrip #places to visit in Bangkok #travel in Thailand #Thais travel in Thailand

“Benjakitti Park” is the former site of a tobacco factory. Later, the tobacco factory moved to a regional area and developed the area into a new public park. Benjakitti Park consists of 2 parts: Part 1: “Benjakitti Water Park”, which is located next to the Queen Sirikit National Convention Center. It is a large pond surrounded by a road, divided into a cycling lane and a jogging lane. When you walk through the back of Benjakitti Water Park and cross 2 small lanes, you will find a large parking lot and the entrance to Benjakitti Forest Park. The entrance can be accessed from 2 sides. The other side is via Sukhumvit. #queensirikitpark #bangkok

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

If you have a chance to come to Sirikit Park during the day, walk around Chatuchak in the late afternoon, exercise. When the light starts to set around 5 o'clock, I recommend you to come and take pictures from this angle. We call it the Korean angle, the Japanese angle. It's the point where you cross the canal, the point where there is an octagonal stone bridge. This point on the shore where there are golden trees planted in rows is a great spot for taking pictures. I recommend coming a bit early to get the most beautiful pictures. But it's just as beautiful from many angles, depending on who takes the picture.

#VisitBangkok Queen Sirikit Park is a place of biodiversity with a variety of plants, including trees, herbaceous plants, ornamental plants, aquatic plants, flowers, foliage plants, herbs, and many more. For example, there is a pond shaped like the letter S and S, which are the first letters of the name of Queen Sirikit in English and Thai. There is a lotus lawn in the center, which consists of hundreds of types of lotuses, including lotus, waterlily, lotus, and small lotus or Ba, and surrounded by a botanical garden that collects various species of plants. Queen Sirikit Park is easily accessible by MRT Blue Line, Kamphaeng Phet Station or Chatuchak Zoo Station. 200/1 Kamphaeng Phet 2 Road, Chatuchak Subdistrict, Chatuchak District, Bangkok #wattosann

Older park and less well maintained than it's adjacent neighbour. But still nice for a stroll. Again lots of benches and grassy areas to rest as well as cycling paths and walking/jogging paths This is a nice morning or late afternoon option. You can combine it with the nearby weekend night market. Easy available via MTR or BTS #staycation #staycations #境外遊 #bkk #bangkok #thailand

Queen Sirikit Park 🌸It is a place for people to relax and is a botanical garden that has more than 2,000 species of plants. It is a public park that collects and preserves both domestic and foreign plant species for study and continuation of plant genetic conservation. Plants are planted separately according to their families. This park is considered one of the most complete "botanical gardens" in Thailand. ✨It is a public park that is very suitable for running. There are not many people, the air is good, it is shady, there are many trees, or you can have a picnic or a meal. There is also a lot of space for taking pictures. If you like beautiful, shady nature, I recommend it. 🚖How to get to Queen Sirikit Park Queen Sirikit Park is located on Kamphaeng Phet 2 Road, Chatuchak Subdistrict, Chatuchak District, 6.5 kilometers from Victory Monument. It takes about 15 minutes by car. There are bus lines 8, 26, 509 and BTS Skytrain. Get off at Mo Chit Station and walk another 500 meters. ⏰Opening-Closing Hours Open daily from 04.30 - 19.00 hrs. Free admission

#Bangkok Transportation Guide In Bangkok, there is a secret place full of natural poetry and royal charm - Queen Sirikit Park. This place is not only a green urban oasis, but also full of a healing atmosphere. Whether you are watching lizards and squirrels running around, or enjoying the time under the banyan trees, it can make people forget their worries. If you want to visit this royal garden in person, quickly collect this transportation guide! Rail transportation: The most convenient way is to take Bangkok BTS (Skytrain), get off at "Phrom Phong" station, exit from Exit 3, and walk about 8-10 minutes to the park gate. After exiting the station, there are clear signs along the way, and you can easily blend into the tranquil atmosphere of the park. If you choose MRT (subway), you can get off at the "Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre" station, exit from Exit 2, and walk about 10 minutes to arrive. Other transportation options: When taking a tuk-tuk or taxi, just tell the driver to go to "Sirikit Queen Park" and the driver will take you there accurately; if you take the bus, you can take routes 26, 40, 48, etc. and get off at the stop near the park. For friends who are traveling by car, there are parking areas around the park, but parking spaces are tight on weekends and holidays, so it is recommended to avoid peak hours. The park displays different scenes throughout the day. You can watch animals in the early morning and encounter the most beautiful sunset in the evening. Follow this guide and experience the unique “20-minute healing effect” of Queen Sirikit Park!

#ThailandFlightEvent 📍Queen Sirikit Park 200/1 Kamphaeng Phet 2 Rd, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900 Thailand 📍Chatuchak Weekend Market 587, 10 Kamphaeng Phet 2 Rd, Khwaeng Chatuchak, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900 Thailand 📍Accommodation Gardena Asoke 51 Soi Sukhumvit 16, Khlong Toei, Bangkok 10110 Thailand If you ask the hotel, there is a place that provides tuk-tuks. Then, they will take you to the nearest station. I went to the next accommodation, Gardina Asoke, and checked in. I looked around the accommodation here and there. It feels very Southeast Asian, right?ㅎㅎ Then, I went to Queen Sirikit Park for my next schedule and enjoyed my leisure time. They say that if you look closely, you can see crocodiles, so I was scared. However, the park was like a painting. It was hot, but it was so pretty and quiet. I recommend it. There is a Chatuchak weekend market nearby, and I got a rattan bag and an elephant bag there! The bag and three pairs of pants cost less than 50,000 won. It was such a great deal. Haha. After I came back to my accommodation and cleaned up, the day was already over.

I went on a 5-day, 3-night trip to Bangkok with my mom. We had a great time exploring the park where we saw monitor lizards, visiting the Grand Palace, taking tours, and even enjoying a cruise. Bangkok is very hot, so I recommend planning only one outdoor activity per day. For example, we visited the Grand Palace in the morning and went on an Ayutthaya tour in the afternoon, but the heat was overwhelming. It seems best to do sightseeing in the morning and spend the afternoon at a shopping mall. Considering my mom's stamina, I didn’t pack too many activities into our schedule, but we still had a fulfilling trip! I’d love to go again.

Recently, I visited Queen Sirikit Park in Bangkok, a place filled with greenery and tranquility. The blooming flowers and the shimmering lake create a sense of natural beauty. Strolling along the pathways, listening to the birds sing, I felt truly delighted. The park not only features a variety of local plants but also showcases exquisite sculptures and garden designs that captivate visitors. The rose garden, in particular, with its vibrant colors, attracted many tourists who stopped to take photos. Additionally, I tried feeding ducks by the lake, and the laughter of children filled the air, bringing the park to life. This visit deeply impressed me with Bangkok's natural beauty and harmonious atmosphere.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck In this hot season, many people might want to stay in an air-conditioned room... But if you come to walk around Chatuchak Park now, I guarantee that your mind will change! Because during this time, colorful flowers are blooming all over the park, whether it's the trumpet tree, lotus, the colors of the leaves, or even the sunlight that filters through the trees, it still looks amazing when photographed. I highly recommend it to anyone who wants to find a quiet corner in Bangkok. Whether you come to walk alone, take pictures with friends, or have a picnic with your significant other, it's all great. Especially if you come in the morning or evening, the weather won't be too hot. There'll be a gentle breeze and the faint scent of flowers. It's really great. Don't forget to bring a camera or a fully charged phone because there are plenty of places to take pictures! There's also a market nearby where you can stop and eat delicious food. Chatuchak Park isn't just a flea market. You have to come see it for yourself to know how beautiful it is beyond expectations! 📍Address: Queen Sirikit Park Kamphaeng Phet Rd., Chatuchak Subdistrict, Chatuchak District, Bangkok 10900 🕰️ Opening hours: Every day from 5:00 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. #flowers #flowerfieldtourism #ChatuchakPark #Bangkoktourism

#Bangkok Attractions Although the hustle and bustle of the city has never subsided, Queen Sirikit Park is still a green paradise. Step into this paradise of tropical plants and feel a sense of peace. The towering palm trees and emerald green ferns make everyone feel as if they are in the arms of nature. As the breeze blows, the leaves sway gently, and suddenly become a piece of music played by nature. The park’s winding trails give people the opportunity to accidentally encounter a variety of colorful flowers, and the fragrance of flowers is like a floating dream. However, it is the lush trees and vibrant flora that really make people feel the tropical atmosphere. Every inch of land here exudes the vitality of life, attracting countless butterflies and birds, which dance among the green leaves, adding vitality and color to this quiet space.

“Queen Sirikit Park” currently has a hollyhock flower garden that is blooming beautifully. The dark pink and light pink flowers are in gradients, contrasting with the green grass and sky. Let me tell you, the vibes are really good. It’s perfect for inviting friends, inviting your significant other to have a picnic, taking some chill photos and posting them on social media. Let me tell you, every angle is beautiful. You definitely shouldn’t miss this period.😍😍 📷 Taken on: 03/04/2025 #hollyhock #chatuchakpark #bangkoktravel #bangkok #engineeringtravel #natureattractions #trip #travelplan

Holly Hock flowers in Chatuchak Park are in bloom~ A great place to take photos of the hollyhock fields. The colors are so pretty and pink. Sister Cher went to #QueenSirikitPark last Friday. There are many flower fields. It was so much fun to walk around. Hurry up and take some beautiful photos! 📍QueenSirikitPark in Chatuchak ⏰ Opening hours: 5:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m. 🚗 There is a large parking lot. #MommyMade #ChatuchakPark #HollyHock #HollyHock #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck

When February and March come around, Thailand enters the late winter and early summer season. Flowers start to bloom, and Queen Sirikit Park showcases a variety of beautiful flowers. Although the weather might be hot, the scenery is absolutely stunning. The park is adorned with colorful flowers, making it a very romantic place to visit.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck I don't know how long it has been since I visited Queen Sirikit Park. I heard that they are planting flowers that are blooming beautifully right now, so I quickly found time to visit. 🏖️Environment/Facilities: At the end of February like this, the weather is nice, not too hot. In the evening, many people come to exercise. And the flower garden is beautifully arranged, creating an atmosphere that makes the park more inviting to walk around. Address: 200/1 Kamphaeng Phet 2 Road, Chatuchak Subdistrict, Chatuchak District, Bangkok 🗓️Travel planning: By BTS, get off at Mo Chit Station and walk for about 10 minutes. Or by MRT, get off at Chatuchak Station and walk for about 10 minutes. 🕰️bOpening hours: 05.00-20.00

Very beautiful, the flowers are blooming all over the garden. There are many spots and angles. In the picture, we are at Gate 1. I like this place because there are many different flowers. The weather is nice and not hot at the moment. Take a photo, walk, exercise, and see the garden. Then cross over to Chatuchak. Photo taken on 26/02/2025 📌Location: Queen Sirikit Park 🕢Open daily from 5:00 AM to 6:30 PM. 🛑There is parking for 20 baht per hour. 🚄MRT Chatuchak Station, Exit 1 #Bangkok attractions #Bangkok flower fields #Get a discount without relying on luck

#Tourist attraction #Free to see #Hollyhock field #Sirikit Chatuchak Park A location to take pictures of hollyhocks in the heart of the city that are blooming all over the garden, like being in Korea. It's so beautiful... Hollyhocks blooming in Bangkok will definitely please content creators. Pin it according to Tongpaii and head straight to take beautiful pictures. It only happens once a year. It's a white and light pink winter flower. Everything is so beautiful at Sirikit Park. It's served in many fields. You can walk around and take pictures all over. I recommend going in the morning or late afternoon. The weather is hot, but I guarantee you'll get beautiful, awesome pictures. 📍Queen Sirikit Park Chatuchak District #Bangkok https://maps.app.goo.gl/rSJunt5muQfVzFdi9 Open Times: 05:00-21:00 🚅 BTS Mo Chit 🚗 Parking available #bloomingseason #Summerseason #Hollyhocks #Hollyhock flower field #Sirikit Garden #Chatuchak Park #Thailand tourism year 2024 #AmazingThailand #Thais travel in Thailand #Traveling in Thailand is more amazing than ever #Chatuchak Park #Bangkok park #Flower garden #Date location #Photo location #Bangkok tourist location

#Bangkok Attractions Queen Sirikit Park is a beautiful green space in Bangkok that provides visitors with an ideal place to relax and unwind. The park is named after Queen Sirikit of Thailand and aims to showcase the harmony between nature and humanity. The park is full of greenery and has a variety of flowers and plants, especially tropical plants and beautiful flower beds, which make people feel the charm of nature. Visitors can stroll along the trails in the park or rest by the lake and enjoy the peaceful environment. There are also plenty of places for families and friends to gather, have a picnic or fly a kite.

#Bangkok Attractions Bangkok, Thailand is a world-famous tourist resort city. Every day, thousands of tourists come to Bangkok for sightseeing and vacation. There are many urban oasis park attractions in Bangkok. This time, we will introduce an oasis park attraction located in the center of Bangkok: Queen Sirikit Park (สวนสมเด็จพระนางเจ้าสิริกิตഴาสิริกิต์). Free to visit and take photos, no tickets required. The park is close to the BTS light rail station and transportation is very convenient. The park covers a very large area and is planted with many tall trees and plants unique to tropical rainforests, making it lush and green. There are also many beautiful flowers, coupled with small bridges and flowing water, which makes for great photo opportunities. The park has a large lawn and equipment suitable for children to play, and it is also suitable for bringing children here for parent-child games. It is a place worth visiting when traveling to Bangkok. Address:200/1 Kamphaeng Phet 2 Rd, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900 Opening hours: 05:00-18:30

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Many people who see this picture may think that they are abroad. But believe it or not, the flower fields that you see are in Thailand and, more importantly, in Bangkok. At the end of the year, during the winter, various public parks in Bangkok will be decorated with beautiful flowers. Today, let's go see the flowers at Queen Sirikit Park, next to the Railway Park, not far from Chatuchak Park. Because here, right now, there are many kinds of flowers decorated. I must say that they are as beautiful as those in other countries. If anyone has the chance, I recommend you go see them. The flowers are very beautiful right now. #Flowers #PublicParks #QueenSirikitPark

#Get a discount without relying on luck. If you are a morning exerciser, I recommend Queen Sirikit Park, which is near Chatuchak. It is peaceful, shady, and easy to get to. There are many restrooms.

#tripพาบินเที่ยวจีน - Queen Sirikit Park was established by the Cabinet resolution in 1991, with the Ministry of Transport assigned to build it on the land of the State Railway of Thailand on the south side of the Railway Golf Course, to be presented on the auspicious occasion of Her Majesty the Queen's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary on August 12, 1992. - Queen Sirikit Park is a place to collect and conserve both domestic and foreign plant species for study and continuation of plant genetic conservation. Plants are planted separately according to their families, making it one of the most complete "botanical gardens" in Thailand.

Queen Sirikit Park is part of the Chatuchak Park complex, which consists of three interconnected public parks: - Chatuchak Park, covering 155 rai - Wachirabenchathat Park, covering 375 rai - Queen Sirikit Park, covering 196 rai In total, the parks cover 727 rai. Queen Sirikit Park is a very shady garden with many spots for picnics. There are coffee shops, large trees, flower arrangements, and new displays. The park also features a bird-watching tower offering a high vantage point, an outdoor playground, and plenty of space for strolling and sightseeing.