チャオプラヤーデルタでの周辺の簡単なハイキングとウォーキング

So impressive and a beautiful park

Buddha is the honorific title for Suddhartha Gautama and means "the Enlightened One": He was a prince from northeastern India who attained enlightenment. This religion recognizes no omnipotent God, no creator, no beginning and no end of the world – but teaches the highest, peaceful respect for every living being. Monks safeguarded Buddha's teachings after his death. Sâmaneras are the Buddhist novices, students preparing to become fully ordained monks. They often wear a white robe to distinguish them from fully ordained monks, whose robes are made of simple fabric, dyed with the cheapest dye, red or yellow. They are allowed to own very little and live on alms. Poverty is the monks' wealth.

Beautifully laid out, easy to walk on. Lovely views.

The fortress was built in 1783 during the reign of King Rama I to protect the city limits. It is one of only two of the original 14 fortresses that remain along the Chao Phraya River and the Khlong Bang Lamphu canal.

There is an entrance fee and long clothing is required, which can also be rented for a fee.

The footbridge makes a great impression!

A beautiful park with infrastructure and a great footbridge

I highly recommend visiting, but beware of the dragons :-)