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Timings : 5:00 AM - 9:00 PM
Entry Fee : No entry fee
Named after the birthplace of Lord Buddha in Nepal, the Lumpini Park was the first public park of Bangkok. The original aim was to exhibit the Thai crafts and flowers. Today, the place is home to a wide range of flora and fauna species attracting locals and tourists to relax and rejuvenate. Lumpini Park is the perfect place to connect with nature away from the crowded Bangkok streets of Bangkok.
Over the years, the park has grown to be a centre of various leisure activities from jogging to light workout and many other recreational activities such as aerobics, rowing, paddleboats, and other gym activities. While basking under the glory of Mother Nature make sure to be aware of crocodiles living in the ponds, and other tree molluscs call this place their home. The best time to enjoy the park and its activities are during either the bright early morning or at dusk when everything glows under the effect of setting sun. Avoid hand feeding to the animals as instructed by the park authorities.