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A beautiful park with infrastructure and a great footbridge

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

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Nice park to escape from the hustle and bustle of Bangkok.

A great running trail around the lake. You'll meet lots of other runners here early in the morning. If you stick to the general running direction counter-clockwise, you won't encounter any oncoming traffic.

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Early in the morning, you'll encounter many other runners running around the lake. The running direction is always counter-clockwise, so you avoid oncoming traffic, as the paths can get quite crowded in the mornings.

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Early in the morning, you'll encounter many other runners running around the lake. The running direction is always counter-clockwise, so you avoid oncoming traffic, as the paths can get quite crowded in the mornings.

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Great park, during the day you can watch the monitor lizards for which the park is known, with a bit of luck you can spot the Channas in the water and in the evening the park serves as a sports facility for the residents

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Nice park which lets your ride your bike between 10 am to 3 pm

Can be reached by MRT Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre Station or BTS Asok

A great park... something that is missing in Germany

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Here you can observe many monitor lizards under a pavilion…

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It is worth visiting the whole park, you can find monitor lizards and large water turtles

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Very worth seeing, you have to see it

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The best park in Bangkok! Just like Central Park, only cooler⚡

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Bangkok's Urban Oasis: Benjakitti Park - Where Nature Meets Fun! Bangkok - a city of bustling streets, towering skyscrapers and vibrant chaos. But in the middle of this urban jungle lies a hidden gem, a lush sanctuary of greenery and excitement. Bangkok - a city of bustling streets, towering skyscrapers and vibrant chaos. But in the middle of this urban jungle lies a hidden gem, a lush sanctuary of greenery and excitement.A Majestic Creation: Behind every great park lies a great story and Benjakitti Park is no exception. Originally opened in 1992 to celebrate Queen Sirikit's 60th birthday, this park was given its charming name by the Queen herself. In 2004, it underwent a major expansion and became the first park in Bangkok to feature a forest park. At 72 hectares of wonder, it offers more than just your usual green space. If you're lucky, you might spot monitor lizards. The shy animals have become accustomed to humans. But beware, if you get too close, they become nasty! Lake Ratchada: A Romantic Escape: Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Lake Ratchada, affectionately known as Lake Rajada, which dominates three-quarters of the park. The shimmering waters reflect the Bangkok skyline and provide the perfect backdrop for an evening stroll or a dreamy boat ride. Imagine yourself gliding on a swan boat, surrounded by fish and turtles as the sun casts its magical hues on the cityscape. Fitness Paradise: Fitness fanatics, rejoice! Benjakitti Park has you covered, with dedicated jogging and cycling paths that wind through the park's picturesque corners. But beware, fast cyclists - this is no Tour de France! The park is all about relaxed rides and leisurely jogs. So, let go, burn off the Thai delicacies and enjoy a refreshing workout in this green sanctuary.

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Large monitor lizards are frolicking in the water.

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Quite a new park, so there is still little shade. Everything can be reached with very convenient routes. Very species-rich and close to nature with many water areas, birds, dragonflies and monitor lizards.

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Nice and quiet park where there is a lot to discover.

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On hot days, the air between the bodies of water and the plants is far less heated than between the concrete buildings.

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The Benjakitty Park was built in 2004 on the former site of the tobacco factory in Thailand. The former factory was relocated and the site has since been renatured. In addition to the cultivation of mangroves, it is also interesting to observe what "happens" with concrete structures if you simply leave them to their fate. If you just want to take a deep breath, you can discover a lot on the 180-hectare site.

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