Best places: Things to dos in Suan Luang District, Thailand

Small shrine housing the revered "city pillar" erected when Siam's capital moved to Bangkok in 1782.

Long, colorful bike path along a waterway, plus a jogging track & a striking rest pavilion.

👍👍 What a great idea to experience all of the wonders of a classical tour by cycling through Chinatown's frenetic market environment, through narrow alleyways and small side streets. Then allow classic longtail boats transport you further into rural Bangkok to discover why this city is often designated...

👍👍 Fresh and reasonable price, Owner has their own melon farm. Great decorate for taking photo too.

👍👍 Lots of sport equipment and camping gear in this branch. Big area. Nice service and advise to customer Affordable price along with the good quality materials.

👍👍 It is a great museum, very vast, a place to learn a lot. Come to one place and spend all day walking. It takes at least 3 hours to walk. There is a planetarium 4D movie Exhibitions such as the birth of life Evolution of organisms Environment, climate, life of people, plants, animals in each terrain...

😠 The actual tent is different from the picture shown. The Google map was not updated and I had a hard time finding the place. We were not given clear directions on how to go there. There were no attendants to serve us when we arrived. The cleaning crew checked us in. Again they were non English spea...

😐 Thai style food. Low prices and Thai sized portions (too small for a foreigner like me). There is too much sugar in the spaghetti sauce and salad cream for my preference.

On the grounds of the Grand Palace, this sacred temple is renowned for its Emerald Buddha.

Restored Buddhist temple with stupas, plus a huge reclining Buddha & smaller seated ones in a row.

Built by the river in 1324, this ornate temple complex features an enormous, gilded sitting Buddha.

👍👍 Good atmosphere, good view, beautiful photography at Nassabai, delicious food.

Large green space featuring a jogging path, playground & gardens, plus a lake with paddle boats.

Striking restored ruins of a 17th-century royal Buddhist temple in a picturesque, riverside setting.

Ornate Buddhist temple topped with golden spires, known for the mummified remains of a former abbot.

Waterside temple known for its gilded Buddha statues & intricately decorated interiors.

Ruins of majestic royal palace temple with 3 restored towers & views of the surrounding area.

Buddhist temple complex featuring an interior adorned with shiny, mirrored tiles & columns.