Great spot to take a rest from craziness of Chatuchak market. The park location next to the famous market. There are many benches and beautiful grass floors for you to rest you butt. The sound is quite loud since it close to the big road but trust me it nearly bothers you. You will get distracted by plenty of cute squirrels. They are everywhere, many different colors clinging on tress. They usually has something on their hands and the mouth continuously moving and that’s so cute. You should discover the entire park, the deeper you go the more beautiful it displays. Plenty of you Instagramable spot for a cool pictures. People also joking here as well.

Chatuchak Park (Thai: สวนจตุจักร) is a public park in the southwest part of Chatuchak district, Bangkok, Thailand. It is also the name of the Chatuchak Park MRT Station that lies under the park. Its name is the origin name of Chatuchak district. Chatuchak park is one of the oldest public parks in Bangkok. Inside the park there are many varieties of trees and plants in the garden with different themes, flowers courtyard, multipurpose ground, clock tower, Princess Sirindhorn's birthday anniversary garden, sculptures from ASEAN countries, and artificial lake runs along this thin and long park with numerous bridges crossing the lake, as well as inactive train museum. The park suitable for recreational cum exercise activities. Certified guide dogs are allowed in this park. It has an area of 0.304 square kilometres. It was later augmented with Queen Sirikit Park and Wachirabenchathat Park, though they are separated from Chatuchak Park by Kamphang Phet 3 Road. Chatuchak park includes Wachirabenchathat park in the summer (March to April) every year is a time when pink pouis are blooming, especially along the Phaholyothin Road adjacent to the Chatuchak Park MRT Station, causing a picturesque scenery.

I went for a jog here on a weekday evening. It wasn’t crowded at all, you will find some locals going for a jog here after work. I especially loved the night scenery. Lots of interesting landmarks for me to explore and take pictures of. I typically only enjoy going to parks in the evening due to the soaring mercury in Bangkok and the view here did not disappoint. Toilets were okay. Not particularly clean but it’s of an acceptable standard.

Chatuchak park is one of the oldest public parks in Bangkok. It was built on the land formerly owned the State Railway of Thailand (SRT), in dedication to H.M.King Bhumibol Adulyadej (Rama IX), on the occasion of his 4th cycle (48 years) birthday anniversary on December 5, 1975. H.M.King thus granted the name "Chatuchak" (meaning 4 cycles) to the park. Inside the park there are many varieties of trees and plants in the garden with different themes, flowers courtyard, multipurpose ground, clock tower, Princess Sirindhorn's birthday anniversary garden, sculptures from ASEAN countries, and artificial lake runs along this thin and long park with numerous bridges crossing the lake, as well as inactive train museum. The park suitable for recreational cum exercise activities. Certified guide dogs are allowed in this park. It has an area of 0.304 square kilometres. It was later augmented with Queen Sirikit Park and Wachirabenchathat Park, though they are separated from Chatuchak Park by Kamphang Phet 3 Road. Chatuchak park includes Wachirabenchathat park in the summer (March to April) every year is a time when pink pouis are blooming, especially along the Phaholyothin Road adjacent to the Chatuchak Park MRT Station, causing a picturesque scenery

Escape the noise and crowds of the city and relax in the peace of Chatuchak park (entry is free). Walk, jog, exercise , picnic or just chill on the immaculately manicured lawns under the shade of a tree. Toilet facilities available for the disabled.

Amazing park for chilling. I’ll say it again: for chilling. The atmosphere there is calm, relaxing. The views are at all angles are beautiful. There is the big lake within the park. Lots of trees and flowers. Park looks clean, the grass well cut so picnicking is the good idea to do there. This park is placed next to the Chatuchak market, so if you wan to buy some new cheap clothes - yes, you can. Chatuchak market has hundreds of clothing stalls with prices cheaper than a burger in mcdonkey. Nice place to go to with your friends or family, or the little ones who got benefits from you.

Visit here on Friday morning is the best moment for me to enjoy peacefulness in Bangkok. It wasn’t crowded at all. The weather in December is such a fantastic. It’s a nice place to have a picnic and have a walk and chilling.

Chatuchak Park is a popular public park located in Bangkok, Thailand. It is one of the largest parks in the city and serves as a recreational area for locals and tourists alike. The park covers an expansive area of about 300 acres and offers a green escape from the bustling urban environment of Bangkok. Chatuchak Park features a large lake, jogging paths, and open green spaces, making it a great place for various outdoor activities such as jogging, cycling, and picnicking. The park is also home to diverse flora, including beautiful gardens and shady trees, providing a serene atmosphere for relaxation. One notable attraction within Chatuchak Park is the Children's Discovery Museum, which is a popular destination for families. The park is easily accessible, located near the Chatuchak Weekend Market and the Mo Chit BTS station, making it a convenient spot for both locals and visitors to enjoy nature and recreational activities in the heart of Bangkok.

I had a great time with my friend at Chatuchak Park. It's a calm and quiet place where you can relax and read. Outside the entrance, you can find some things for sale. It's a great spot for a date with a boyfriend or a friend, or for taking beautiful pictures. You can see birds, fish, and lovely flowers. Overall, it's definitely worth a visit.😍🌸❤️

The most well equiped and confortable sport park in Bangkok so far, but to have all access you need to pay membership card : only 300 a year which is very honest for the service proposed. Also have the best basketball level with nice courts so if you play a bit seriously you need to go there!

After visiting Or Tor Kor market (highly recommended) we stretched our legs in the nearby Chatuchak Park. A very well maintained, quiet big park, it takes approximately 1 hour to walk around. The fauna and flora is absolutely extraordinary beautiful, squirrels, lizards, butterflies... a lot of fish in the lake witch is in the middle of the park. We enjoyed our walk in the park very much

I love the calmness of the park, the many surrounding trees and the made pathways for running and also the cycling paths. It's the best place for a picnic. Moreover, it's close to Chatuchak market which is also another great place to see.

Amazing small park in the center of Bangkok. It's free of charge. I really liked walking around enjoying the fresh air, watching the greenery and skyscrapers behind green views. There are lakes where you can sit by and relax. You could reach there by BTS or MRT Train. It's easy.

Very big and beautiful park

Nice place to relax, but too many people. Easy to find lovely squirrels. I enjoyed a lot here!

A blessed green oasis in a very busy part of the city. Time to rest after the crazy market! Nicely planted and well maintained. Yes there are toilets and not too bad either. The local people relax in groups on their mats, so a good place for a picnic, seems pretty dog friendly, lots being walked.

Well maintained public park, free entrance. Ideal for jogging, walking in the morning and evening time.

This is a must visit weekend market for tourist, honesty they have everything here. If you are looking to shop till you drop this is the place. I suggest that you find a map of the market so you can plan your route since it is a very big area, and you will get tired if you visit all, so plan your route so you dont get side tracked or lost in an area you are not interested. And buy some of the local crafts theyre so amazing

I'm just seeing the park from the station, and it was mesmerizing. Definitely will add this to my next itinerary when I go back!

Well manicured and lovely park. Lots of walking and cycling paths. Huge lake to walk around or sit and have a picnic. Nice bridges for photo opportunities. Lots of shaded benches to rest. Very convenient to get to via MTR or BTS. It also connects to nearby Queen Sirikit Park

Good shopping area. Variety of interesting selling items, lives or still, and used goods. Viva 8 restaurant good music, refill Earl Grey tea, relax and watch pedestrian of all walks. Will go back again.

Very cheap market where you literally find anything you need. It was so cheap I could not believe it. There is also a wide variety to choose from. Prices are also clearly labelled and easy for foreigners to shop without wondering if they got the best value for money. The pet section was also exciting...some strange animals like snakes etc...all new and made me appreciate cultural diversity. Also easy to get there via sky train. It felt safe to shop there.

Perfect place to jog and hangout with your friends to get fresh air! Love this place! They also have good bathrooms (with bidet) 😉

This place is a very great park for running or relaxing with friends or family. I used to visit this park to jogging with my family in Saturday morning. The park is green and beautiful and it has a bench all around the park where I can sit and relax while jogging. This park is close to Chatuchak weekend market where people like to walk on the weekend and it also not very far from Central Ladprao. It also very convenience to go there because there are a lot of transportation around the park. highly recommend!

Excelent park to relax and escape from Bangkok's concret jungle.

U can relax here and breathe the the fresh air

The best park in Bangkok I've seen so far😍 It's huge, unbelievably green, with different kinds of flowers and trees. People are working really hard there to keep that place in the way it is. I liked the bridges and the views. 200% recommended!

Feel satisfying to go there. Awesome sunset catch in my list.

Three parks form a huge green area here! I absolutely loved walking here. It took four hours but every minute was worth it. Refilled with energy 🔥 If I decide to move to Bangkok, I will definitely consider living close to this park.

An amazing and underrated park. If you go to the entrance next to the BTS train, you can buy food pellets for 10 Baht. Use these pellets to feed the fish and you'll be in for a BIG surprise! Massive catfish and carp. If you're lucky you'll be visited by a curious turtle that will follow you around. If there are any fallen flowers you can feed them to the turtle! Staff are welcoming and friendly!

I really love the atmosphere in this park. It’s beautiful and well maintained. Walk, run, relax, work, take photos and videos, there’s a space for all of that. Highly recommend.

Very nice park away from the crowds. Magnificent trees, lush vegetation. Ideal for a stimulating walk or a pleasant jog. There are picnic areas and restrooms. As a bonus, this park is connected to the Rot Fai Park, also very pretty and which includes a cycle path (with a bicycle rental counter) and a sports club. The quickest way to get to Chatuchak Park is to take the BTS Mo Chit station or the MRT Chatuchak Park station. Enjoy!

View is really awesome. Has many chairs to take some rest.

My 4th time visiting this market and I still haven't go to the end of this huge market. This time I discover a good meat ball store, should have buy more, it was so yummy.

Great place to walk around and relax, shopping and food available too.

Lovely park to stroll around. Near to the famous Chatuchak Weekend Market if you want to combine the two.

I love this market so muchhh! The ambience, the food, the shopping place... but i dont have much time to come here. I will be back!

Great little park, The kids had a blast (and some of the locals, too) cooling down in the sprinklers lol, You can get fish and squirrel food upon entry to the park and they are voth so friendly, my kids loved feeding all the crazy fish that are in the lake, the cat fish are so friendly my kids even had a little Stroke!

Nice park, peaceful and green. Try to spot the squirrels or the lizards

Is a good place after you shop in Chatuchak market, bought some street food and have a picnic here, so refreshing at afternoon!

Great place for sports activity....

Lovely park! Very hot as everywhere else around chatuchak! Would be interesting to spend more time there

A beautifully well kept and groomed park in the busy market side of town. Relaxing to experience.

Entry is free, but runing the park must be very expensive... There are moments when there is more workers than visitors... I think the park could be more sustainable, natural and visitors could enjoy it more that way

Very chill park and quite empty on a a Thursday afternoon. Nice lake with trees for shade. Get some food from near by or Tor Kor market (15 min walk) and have a picnic. There’s a lady who will rent you a mat for 20 Baht, well worth it to sit or lay in comfort.

Wonderful park, look for bags of fish food sold at the entrances to the park. Feeding gigantic(really, they will surprise you) fish in the streams was the best part of this park.

Clean & fresh 😃

Always my go to park to exercise 😂 Usually I go here on Saturday morning, just walk 1-2x full route, it takes 1,5 - 2 hours. Sunday will be less people than Saturday I think. You can just leave your bag on the bench because they do not have any locker and it's safe (don't leave your valuable things, just in case). They have different season for flowers, it will change from time to time lol. Take MRT until Chatuchak Park, exit 1 (Chatuchak Weekend Market), turn left and the entrance not far from there. Just found they have free water refill, on the left side after the entrance. You can just bring empty bottle from home 👍🏼 *My photo collections since last April 2021

Great public park well worth a visit, popular with runners has a 3km loop fairly well marked out at 100m intervals. Great place to spend a few hours watching the squirrels and tree shrews.

A nice park to chill in Bangkok and located just right next to Chatuchak Weekend Market (the world's biggest flee market)

Not a human friendly place. No drinking fountains, no cafe's, very few shady spots where you can hide from burning sun, so take some water with you. You should leave your personal data (name, phone number) to the staff when you enter. The park is surrounded by a fence and has very few passages, so if you decide that you have already walked enough, you should be ready to walk at least another kilometer to the nearest exit. Park design itself is nice. Vegetation is looking good, everything was clean. Not crowded.

One of the best market in Thailand! All you can buy, eat, shopping, music and chill out from day to night. Easily to visit here by MRT or BTS. We love it😍

Northern part of the park is way more modern, smartly planned and shady, well done!

Cannot see much tourist here. Park is beautiful. Walkable distance from chatuchak metro station. Local people working out early morning here.

Very nicely kept park with spots to sit down and relax - also easy access to the BTS and MRT. City parks are fairly limited in Bangkok but this is one of the best.

A massive big park, perfect for jogging. Many locals jog here. Has a long pond, like any other parks in Bangkok. Each trees comes with it's own nametag.

It’s a very clean and beautiful park. I think to walk through the whole area you need at least a day. Not mention to rest and sit somewhere. Anyway it’s very pleasant place to stay.

One of the most beautiful parks in Bangkok. Walk inside the park for a coupe of kms and feel like being in the middle of a forest. Love the Lotus. You can rent bicycles and use the bike lanes that go around the park.

It's recommended, very comfortable

This place is vibrant , busy and so many stalls with many interesting items of good quality and reasonable prices. The vendors are not pushy and pleasant. There are many eating options as well as fresh fruit juices and the best coffee , both hot and cold. If the weather is too hot you can always escape to the mall at the back to cool off in the air-conditioning.

A large, well-kept park close to the Chatuchak Weekend Market. A very green area, a lot of shaded areas. There are public toilets there.

It is a very beautiful and peaceful garden, suitable for quiet living. The weather is shady and has beautiful views. It is very suitable for taking pictures and renting bicycles to go around the garden.