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Bangkok's Lumpini Park: The Complete Guide

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Lumphini Park

Bangkok’s Lumpini Park (pronounced “Loom-pee-nee”) is a pleasant, 142-acre space in the heart of Thailand’s capital. Any urban green space is to be cherished, but even more so in a busy city of over 8 million people!

Lumpini Park serves as a needed respite from the hustle of Bangkok’s streets and sidewalks. It’s a place where people can sit, exercise, or check out some of the many activities on offer every day.

But Lumpini Park is more than just an inexpensive diversion . The space is home to a number of permanent facilities and seasonal activities. Locals and tourists alike are drawn to the park for things to do beyond just lounging around on sarongs.

Lumpini Park gets its name from Lumbini, the birthplace of Siddhartha Gautama (later to become Buddha) in Nepal. The space was set aside from royal land in the 1920s and then later turned into the first park in Bangkok. It is still the largest in the city.

Thailand was invaded by Japanese forces in 1941 during World War II. Japanese soldiers actually used Lumpini Park as a camp, after which Allies bombed the city. The statue of King Rama VI, the king responsible for creating the park, was erected in 1942.

How to Get to Lumpini Park

Lumpini Park is centrally located in Bangkok. The quickest way to get there is by train unless you’re coming from the Khao San Road / Soi Rambuttri area , a tourist-oriented neighborhood where no BTS or MRT lines reach.

Most of Lumpini Park is surrounded by walls. You'll need to enter through one of the six gates. The main entrance is arguably the one in the southwestern corner near the royal monument and MRT station.

By Train: The Silom MRT station (Blue Line) is located in the southwestern corner of Lumpini Park. The Lumpini MRT station is at the southeastern corner. The nearest BTS (skytrain) station is Sala Daeng, just a little south of Lumpini Park. Sala Daeng is located along the BTS Silom Line. If you’re coming from the Sukhumvit Line , which is often the case, you’ll need to change lines in the Siam BTS station.

From Khao San Road: Lumpini Park is around 90 minutes of hot walking from the Khao San Road area. Going by taxi is easiest . Some drivers will refuse to use the meter; if this happens, simply flag another. If you’ve never taken a tuk-tuk ride in Bangkok , now’s your chance! Just know that tuk-tuks are typically more hassle, less comfortable, and no cheaper for tourists than a metered taxi. You’ll need to negotiate a fare with the driver. Don’t agree to stop at any shops along the way; this is a classic scam.

Going somewhere in Bangkok by tuk-tuk may involve bonus hassle, but doing so at least once is a rite of passage for visitors!

What to Know Before Visiting

Park hours are from 4:30 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Smoking is prohibited throughout the park. Tourists are frequently caught and fined. Don't do it!
Dogs are not allowed.
Cycling is banned after 3 p.m.
Wi-Fi can be found throughout the park, but signal strength varies. Use it with care as you would any unsecured public network.
Sleeping in the park isn’t permitted, although you could probably get away with a nap.
Excessive displays of public affection are generally frowned upon in Thai culture. Too much cuddling can cause locals to feel embarrassment .

Where to Eat in the Park

Food carts are dotted throughout , with the highest concentration clustered around the main entrance in the southwest. For more local-oriented choices, check out the vendors selling treats along the northern border of the park.

Many carts cater to the morning fitness crowd. Depending on how much business they received in the morning, many vendors may be closed by noon.

The Giant Lizards in Lumpini Park

The giant monitor lizards that call the lake home may look like Komodo dragons but thankfully aren’t dangerous. They are, however, in the same family as their venomous cousins and can have a nasty temperament when cornered. The Thai word for these lizards ( hia ) also serves as a profane insult. In other words, it’s best to leave them alone.

For years, the monitor lizards in Lumpini Park have grown in size and audacity, both attracting and spooking Western visitors. In 2016, the government relocated approximately 100 large lizards, however, hundreds were left behind. The lizards are a part of the ecosystem serving as scavengers who clean up dead fish, birds, and other creatures.

Although the monitor lizards aren’t dangerous, they do grow to frightening sizes — some are close to 10 feet long! For obvious reasons, you shouldn’t attempt to feed or interact with them in any way.

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Things to Do in Bangkok’s Lumpini Park

Although the 142 acres (57.6 hectares) of park are generous, an estimated 15,000 people pass through daily. Don’t expect to have very much privacy.

Along with permanent attractions such as an outdoor gym, indoor dance hall, and library (Bangkok’s first), a number of groups meet in the park to share activities. Weekends are particularly eventful, and most clubs meet in evenings when the heat is more tolerable.

Early mornings are especially busy as people come to exercise. Jogging two circuits of the park is roughly the same as completing a 5K!

Exercise: You can jog, cycle, and rollerblade in the park, but on any given morning or evening, you’ll see groups who gathered for tai chi, Zumba, aerobics (between 5 and 6 p.m.), and even break dancing. These activities are typically free to join.
Rent a Boat: Ever wanted to ride along with your significant other in a tacky, giant swan? Here’s your chance! Row boats are also an option.
Meet People: Many varied interests bring groups together in Lumpini Park. You can take advantage of an opportunity to meet locals and participate . You’ll see clusters of people from local bird-watching clubs, photography clubs, and even Pokemon hunters. Students may shyly approach you to practice English.
Enjoy the Music: During the dry season (winter months) , the orchestra plays free shows on weekend evenings. At other times, you’ll catch different types of music and even karaoke. All are typically free to enjoy. Participate in park karaoke sessions at your own peril.

Other Nearby Options

Erawan Shrine, Bangkok’s famous sidewalk shrine , is just a 15-minute walk north on Ratchadamri Road, the main road that forms the western park boundary.

Lumpini Park is encircled by numerous cafes and places to eat if you don’t wish to sample the food stalls. MBK and Terminal 21, two large shopping malls with food courts and abundant shopping, are an interesting 30-minute walk away. Going by MRT requires about the same amount of time.

Also near Lumpini Park, you'll find health spas, a Geological Museum (due east from the park), and even a snake farm (on Rama IV Road). The Bangkok "CityCity" Gallery is a 10-minute walk south of the park.

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Missing Lumpini Park in Bangkok would be like going to New York and skipping Central Park

One of our favorite attractions in Bangkok is Lumpini Park, a beautiful green space right smack in the middle of the city. We recommend Lumpini to almost anyone who visits Bangkok, even if you only have a day. Coming to Bangkok and skipping this park would be like going to New York and missing Central Park. That’s actually a good comparison because Lumpini is somewhat reminiscent of Central Park. Both are large green spaces surrounded by skyscrapers, and both are beloved by locals and tourists alike. There is one major difference though… Lumpini Park has dragons. Seriously

Keep reading to find out about the dragons, plus everything you need to know to visit, the top things to not miss in the park, and a few rules that you should pay attention to.

The park is named after the Lumbini, the town in Nepal where Siddhartha Gautama was born before he became The Buddha. The area was designated as a park from land belonging to the Thai Monarchy in the 1920s by King Rama VI. During WWII it became a Japanese Army camp, and in the 21st Century, it’s often used as a camp by protesters during the occasional political flareups that Thailand is infamous for. The park is Bangkok’s biggest at 57.6 hectares or 142 acres. Lumpini Park has no entrance fee and is completely free to visit.

How to get there

Pro tip: If you have the budget for some swanky digs, the So/ Bangkok is one of the city’s best hotels, and its views over Lumpini Park are absolutely unbeatable. It’s also in a great location for exploring the city.

Lumpini Park is located pretty centrally in Bangkok and there’s a good chance your hotel is not far away. Take a quick look at the park on Google Maps and first check if it’s within walking distance. If not and you are staying near a train line, the park is next to both the Lumpini and Silom stations of the MRT underground train line, and the Sala Daeng BTS Skytrain station. Because of Bangkok’s notorious traffic, if you’re staying near a train line, that will be your best bet, otherwise, take a taxi or a tuk-tuk. The Thai name of this park is pronounced soo-ahn loom-pee-nee and it’s written สวนลุมพินี.

Lumpini Park activities

The absolute best part of Lumpini Park is seeing the views of the surrounding skyline through the trees and over the lake. Even if you only have half an hour, you can dip into the park for a quick stroll to see this. There are a lot of nice vantage points you can find, but most of the best ones are around the lake in the northwest part of the park. The island in that lake is especially worth visiting. If you have the time though, you should definitely take out a boat to really find the best wide-open views.

Swan Boats in Lumpini Park

It’s cheezy, it’s corny, and it’s a lot of fun. Going out on the boats is one of our favorite activities in Lumpini Park. There are two locations at either end of the lake and both have the same prices. Lumpini Park boat rental costs just 40 Baht for 30 minutes. You have to pay in advance and leave a 40 Baht deposit which you’ll get back if you return on time, but most likely you’ll want to stay out longer. At 80 Baht for an hour, it’s still very cheap.

Lumpini Park’s monitor lizards

Alright, they’re not actually dragons, but Lumpini Park is absolutely full of huge water monitor lizards. These creatures are related to Komodo dragons and while they’re not quite as big, then can still grow heavier than an average adult, and longer from nose to tail than a person is tall. It’s actually possible to completely miss them — I’ve asked people who recently visited the park what they thought about the huge lizards, and they looked at me like I was a crazy person. But the monitor lizards really are all over the place, and if you keep an eye out you will see them.

If you take out a swan boat they’ll be hard to miss. You can find them swimming in the lake, and in the grass near the water’s edge. There are even some hanging out way up in the trees. If you walk around the park’s main lake and keep your eyes peeled, you will absolutely see the famous Lumpini Park monitor lizards.

The monitor lizards are pretty used to humans and mostly ignore you. I’ve never heard about anyone being attacked, but I wouldn’t get too close to them either. They are quick when they want to be, and I bet they can swing those tails hard enough to do some damage. I definitely wouldn’t want to get bitten by one either.

Lumpini Park has some of the best people-watching in Bangkok. As the city’s biggest park, Lumpini is an important place for locals to come to meet, relax, decompress, play, and exercise. If you come early in the morning, there is a strong senior citizen tai chi scene. There are also plenty of people getting in their cardio before the heat of the day sets in.

During the later morning and afternoon, it’s usually pretty hot in the park but there’s still plenty going on. Some people do come in on their lunch breaks. There are also a lot of different pavilions and gazebos throughout the park that draw different crowds. You can usually find older folks chilling in the gazebos playing Chinese checkers. I don’t know why but it always makes me happy seeing old people spending time outdoors with their friends.

The evening is when the park comes most alive. There are aerobics classes, dance groups, karaoke, bird watchers, courting couples, and people just trying to escape the intense urban grind of Bangkok. It’s really worth spending some time walking around and seeing all the different ways local people use their park.

Of course, you can join in with the workouts too. The main path around the park is about two and a half kilometers, so two laps is a 5k. There is a good calisthenics workout area in the southeast of Lumpini Park, there are basketball courts near the kids’ playground in the north-central area, and there are some random outdoor bodyweight exercise machines scattered throughout the park. There is also an outdoor gym with usable but dated free weights in the south-central area.

Watch Sepak Thakraw

If you’ve never heard of sepak thakraw, you’re really missing out. This is a sport that’s popular around Southeast Asia that’s pretty amazing to watch, and Lumpini Park is one of the best places to see it. Thakraw is played over a badminton net between two teams of three players each, using a small ball made of woven bamboo, rattan, or these days, usually plastic. It’s basically volleyball — get it over the net in three hits or less — with football rules — use any body part except your arms and hands. Once you see how hard they can bicycle-kick-spike that ball over that net, you’ll get it.

Feeding the fish and turtles

Thais believe you earn merit through good deeds like feeding the fish and turtles that live in the ponds and lakes of Lumpini Park. You can buy fish food near most of the park entrances, and at a few places near the water inside the park. In some areas, it almost seems like there are more fish than water when you throw in a handful of food.

Other wildlife

If you move slowly and keep your eyes out, you’ll see that the park is actually full of wildlife. Besides the huge dragons, fish, and turtles, there are also a lot of beautiful birds in the park and sometimes you’ll see local birdwatchers with the full getups out photographing them. There are also a lot of very cool cats that call this park home.

What to eat

There are food carts throughout the park with lots of local snacks that you can try. There isn’t really any single quintessential park food, like a New York hot dog in Central Park, so just get whatever looks good. For a bigger meal, Nai Meng Noodle restaurant is a short walk down Silom Road from the park and it serves excellent Thai-Chinese noodle and rice dishes at a good price. This is the location on Google Maps .

Lumpini Park hours and rules

Lumpini Park is open every day from 4:30 AM to 9 PM. Admission is free.
Cycling is only allowed between 10 AM and 3PM.
Smoking is prohibited everywhere in the park. The people enforcing this are extra-attentive to tourists, and if you smoke you will be fined 2,000 Baht.
Alcohol is also not allowed in the park.
Dogs are not allowed in the park.

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Lumpini Park , nestled in the heart of Bangkok, offers a tranquil urban escape. Spanning over 140 acres, The park is a favorite among locals and visitors alike, offering a diverse range of activities from morning exercises to leisurely picnics, making it a retreat amidst the city’s chaos.

Name (Thai) : สวนลุมพินี

Area : 360 rai (57.6 hectares or 142 acres)

Address : 192 Wireless Road, Pathum Wan, Bangkok

Opening Hours : 4:30 am to 10 pm, daily

Visitors : 10,000 – 15,000 per day

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Lumpini Park offers a wide range of activities for visitors to enjoy amidst its serene greenery. You can join Tai Chi sessions, led by experienced practitioners, to find inner peace and harmony. If you prefer a more leisurely experience, you can rent a paddleboat and cruise along the park’s central lake, soaking in the scenic views .

For fitness enthusiasts, there are jogging and cycling tracks to keep you active while surrounded by nature. The park also features open spaces perfect for picnics and relaxation, as well as a playground for kids. Whether you seek exercise or a peaceful escape from the bustling city, Lumpini Park has something for everyone.

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Lumpini Park has earned its reputation for being home to a thriving population of Water Monitors, which are large, prehistoric-looking reptiles native to Southeast Asia. These impressive creatures can often be spotted sunbathing along the park’s water features or lazily gliding through its lakes.

These Water Monitors, with their elongated bodies and distinctive, scaled appearance, add a unique and exotic touch to the park’s natural ambiance. While they may seem intimidating due to their size, they are generally harmless and have become a fascinating attraction for both wildlife enthusiasts and curious visitors to Lumpini Park.

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Lumpini Park is conveniently located in the heart of Bangkok and is easily accessible via both the MRT (Mass Rapid Transit) and BTS (Skytrain).

You can take the MRT to the Si Lom Station , which is right next to the park. Alternatively, you can take the BTS to the Sala Daeng Station , which is also within walking distance of the park. From either of these stations, it’s just a short stroll to Lumpini Park, allowing for easy and hassle-free transportation to this urban oasis.

How much is the entrance fee for Lumpini Park?

Lumpini Park is open to the public free of charge, making it an accessible and budget-friendly destination for locals and tourists alike to enjoy its natural beauty and recreational activities.

When is the best time to visit Lumpini Park?

The best time to visit Lumpini Park in Bangkok is during the early morning or late afternoon.

In the early morning, you can enjoy cooler temperatures and participate in activities like tai chi or jogging when the park is less crowded. Late afternoon is also a great time to visit, as the weather is more pleasant than during the scorching midday heat. Plus, you can witness locals engaging in various outdoor exercises and sports.

Avoid visiting during the hottest part of the day, typically between 11:00 AM and 3:00 PM, to prevent heat-related discomfort.

What animals are in Lumpini Park?

Lumpini Park is home to various wildlife species, with the most notable inhabitants being the Water Monitors, also known as Varanus salvator. These large reptiles are commonly referred to as “Lumpini Lizards” by locals.

Apart from Water Monitors, Lumpini Park hosts a variety of bird species, including egrets and herons, which can be spotted near the park’s lakes. Additionally, you might encounter squirrels darting amongst the trees.

What is Lumpini Park's history?

Lumpini Park holds a rich history that reflects the city’s transformation over the years. The park’s origins can be traced back to the early 20th century during the reign of King Rama VI (King Vajiravudh). At that time, the area where the park stands today was nothing more than a neglected piece of land covered in scrub and marshes.

In 1925, King Rama VI decided to transform this neglected area into a public park for the people of Bangkok. The park was named “Lumpini” after the birthplace of Lord Buddha in Nepal, symbolizing a place of peace and tranquility. King Rama VI believed that creating green spaces within the rapidly growing city was essential for the well-being of the city’s residents.

The park’s development began under the supervision of the Bangkok Municipality, and its design was inspired by European-style parks. Lumpini Park officially opened its gates to the public on December 2, 1925, becoming Thailand’s first public park. It quickly became a popular destination for both locals and visitors, offering a serene escape from the bustling city.

Over the years, Lumpini Park has evolved and expanded, becoming a cherished oasis in the midst of Bangkok’s urban sprawl. It has witnessed numerous historical events and remains a symbol of nature and relaxation in the heart of the Thai capital.

Today, Lumpini Park continues to be a beloved destination for exercise, leisurely strolls, picnics, and cultural activities, preserving its historical significance and providing a haven for the city’s residents.

Are there toilets in Lumpini Park?

Yes, Lumpini Park provides public toilet facilities for visitors. You can find restroom facilities within the park to ensure your comfort during your visit. These facilities are typically well-maintained, contributing to the overall convenience of the park.

Is Lumpini Park worth visiting?

Lumpini Park is certainly worth visiting if you’re looking for a peaceful place to exercise or go for a walk in Bangkok. It offers a green escape from the city’s hustle and bustle, with ample jogging paths and workout areas.

However, for tourists that aren’t interested in exercising while on holiday, it’s by no means a must-visit destination.

Is Lumpini Park safe at night?

Lumpini Park is generally considered safe at night, but like any public place, it’s essential to exercise caution and be aware of your surroundings. The park officially closes at 10:00 PM, but we recommend that you avoid lingering after the last rays of sunset.

While Lumpini Park is a popular spot for evening activities such as jogging and group exercise classes, it’s advisable to stay in well-lit areas and avoid isolated spots. Petty theft and minor incidents can occur anywhere, so it’s a good practice to keep your belongings secure and not display valuable items openly. If you plan to visit the park at night, it’s a good idea to go with a group or a friend for added safety.

Can you eat in Lumpini Park?

Yes, you can eat in Lumpini Park. Many visitors bring their own food or buy refreshments from vendors within the park. It’s a common practice to have a leisurely meal or snack while taking in the serene surroundings of Lumpini Park. Just be sure to clean up after yourself and dispose of any trash properly to help maintain the cleanliness of the park.

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🗓 Best Time To Visit: Early morning or late afternoon for cooler temperatures.

⏰ Open Hours: 4:30 AM to 9 PM, daily

🎒 Things To Do: Jogging, bird-watching, boating, tai chi, open-air aerobics, picnic

💰 Budget: Free Entry. Boating costs apply.

🧭 Distances: 7 km from Hua Lamphong Railway Station, 24 km from Suvarnabhumi Airport, 2 km from Central Bangkok

👥 Traveller Types: Solo travellers, Couples, Families, Fitness enthusiasts, Nature lovers

🏆 Known For: Bangkok's first public park, home to diverse flora and fauna, statue of King Rama VI, artificial lake

🚣 Boating: Boats available for rent at a nominal fee.

🌳 Greenery: Lush green surroundings with over 30 species of birds.

🐉 Chinese Pagodas: Features beautiful Chinese-style pagodas.

🎸 Concerts: Frequent host of free concerts, particularly on Sundays.

Lumpini Park: A Guide to Bangkok’s Green Oasis

Are you looking for a place to escape the hustle and bustle of Bangkok? Do you want to enjoy some fresh air, greenery, and wildlife in the heart of the city? If yes, then Lumpini Park is the perfect destination for you. Lumpini Park is one of the largest and oldest public parks in Bangkok, and a popular attraction for locals and tourists alike. It was named after the birthplace of Buddha in Nepal, and it offers a variety of features and attractions that will make your visit worthwhile.

In this article, we will tell you everything you need to know before you go to Lumpini Park, including how to get there, what to do, what to see, where to stay, and some tips and advice. Read on to discover why Lumpini Park is a must-see in Bangkok.

How to Get to Lumpini Park

Lumpini Park is located in the central business district of Bangkok, and it is easily accessible by various modes of transportation. The most convenient way to get to Lumpini Park is by train, as there are two stations nearby: MRT Lumphini or Silom, and BTS Sala Daeng. You can take either of these trains and get off at the station that is closest to the entrance you want to use. There are four entrances to Lumpini Park: north, south, east, and west.

The north entrance is near the King Rama VI statue, the south entrance is near the Rama IV Road, the east entrance is near the Sarasin Road, and the west entrance is near the Wireless Road. You can also take a bus, a taxi, or a bike to Lumpini Park, but be prepared for some traffic congestion and pollution along the way.

What to Do in Lumpini Park

Lumpini Park offers a range of activities and attractions that will suit different tastes and preferences. Whether you want to relax, exercise, or have fun, you will find something to do in Lumpini Park. Here are some of the things you can do in Lumpini Park:

One of the most popular activities in Lumpini Park is boating on the artificial lake. You can rent a paddleboat or a rowboat and enjoy the scenic views of the park and the city skyline. The boating fee is 40 baht per 30 minutes, and you can rent a boat from 8:30 am to 4:30 pm.

Another great way to explore Lumpini Park is by cycling. You can bring your own bike or rent one from the park. The rental fee is 30 baht per hour, and you can rent a bike from 10 am to 6 pm . There is a designated cycling lane in the park, and you can also join the free cycling club that meets every Sunday from 3 pm to 5 pm.

If you want to get some exercise and fresh air, you can go jogging in Lumpini Park. There is a 2.5 km jogging track that circles the park, and it is marked with distance signs. You can jog anytime from 4:30 am to 9 pm, but the best time is in the early morning or evening when the temperature is cooler and the park is less crowded.

If you want to practice some yoga and meditation, you can join the free yoga classes that are held in Lumpini Park. The classes are open to everyone, and they are conducted by volunteers from the Art of Living Foundation. The classes are held every Saturday and Sunday from 7 am to 8 am, and you can find them near the King Rama VI statue or the Elder Citizens Club.

If you want to have some fun and dance, you can join the free aerobics classes that are held in Lumpini Park. The classes are open to everyone, and they are conducted by instructors from the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration. The classes are held every day from 6 pm to 7 pm, and you can find them near the King Rama VI statue or the Elder Citizens Club.

If you want to learn some dance moves, you can join the free dance classes that are held in Lumpini Park. The classes are open to everyone, and they are conducted by volunteers from various dance groups. The classes are held every Saturday and Sunday from 5 pm to 6 pm, and you can find them near the King Rama VI statue or the Elder Citizens Club. You can learn different styles of dance, such as salsa, tango, cha-cha, and swing.

If you want to read some books or magazines, you can visit the library in Lumpini Park. The library is open to everyone, and it has a collection of books and magazines in Thai and English. The library is open from 8 am to 8 pm , and you can find it near the Elder Citizens Club.

If you want to listen to some music, you can attend the free concerts that are held in Lumpini Park. The concerts are open to everyone, and they are performed by various musicians and bands. The concerts are held every Sunday from 5:30 pm to 8 pm, and you can find them at the Sala Bhirom Bhakdi stage near the north entrance.

What to See in Lumpini Park

Lumpini Park is not only a place to do things, but also a place to see things. Lumpini Park is home to a variety of natural and cultural attractions that will delight your eyes and ears. Here are some of the things you can see in Lumpini Park:

The artificial lake is the centerpiece of Lumpini Park, and it is a beautiful sight to behold. You can see the reflections of the trees and the skyscrapers on the water, and you can also spot some fish and turtles swimming in the lake. You can walk around the lake or sit on the benches and enjoy the view.

Lumpini Park has several gardens that showcase different types of plants and flowers. You can see the rose garden, the orchid garden, the cactus garden, and the herb garden. You can also see the Chinese garden, which features a pavilion, a bridge, and a pond. You can admire the colors and the fragrances of the gardens, and you can also learn about the names and the uses of the plants and flowers.

Lumpini Park has over 30 species of trees that provide shade and oxygen to the park. You can see the banyan trees, the rain trees, the palm trees, and the bamboo trees. You can also see the sacred fig tree, which is believed to be a descendant of the original tree under which Buddha attained enlightenment. You can appreciate the shapes and the sizes of the trees, and you can also learn about the names and the characteristics of the trees.

Lumpini Park is a haven for bird lovers, as it attracts over 40 species of birds that visit or reside in the park. You can see the pigeons, the sparrows, the mynas, and the crows. You can also see the herons, the egrets, the kingfishers, and the hornbills. You can listen to the songs and the calls of the birds, and you can also learn about the names and the habits of the birds.

Monitor Lizards:

Lumpini Park is famous for its population of monitor lizards, which are large reptiles that can grow up to 3 meters long. You can see the monitor lizards sunbathing on the banks of the lake or swimming in the water. You can also see them walking around the park or hiding in the bushes. You can observe the behavior and the appearance of the monitor lizards, and you can also learn about the names and the facts of the monitor lizards.

Lumpini Park is a venue for various events and festivals that celebrate the culture and the diversity of Bangkok. You can see the candlelight ceremony, which is held on the full moon day of the 12th lunar month to commemorate the birthday of King Rama VI. You can also see the jazz festival, which is held every February to showcase the talents of local and international jazz musicians. You can also see the dragon boat race, which is held every November to mark the end of the rainy season and the start of the rice harvest.

Where to Stay and Eat Near Lumpini Park

Lumpini Park is surrounded by many accommodation and dining options that cater to different budgets and preferences. Whether you want to stay in a luxury hotel or a budget hostel, or you want to eat in a fancy restaurant or a street stall, you will find something to suit your needs near Lumpini Park. Here are some of the accommodation and dining options near Lumpini Park:

There are many hotels near Lumpini Park that offer comfortable and convenient lodging for visitors. Some of the hotels are:

Dusit Thani Bangkok, which is a five-star hotel that features elegant rooms, a spa, a pool, and several restaurants and bars. It is located near the BTS Sala Daeng station, and it costs around 4,000 baht per night.

Crowne Plaza Bangkok Lumpini Park, which is a four-star hotel that features modern rooms, a fitness center, a pool, and a rooftop bar. It is located near the MRT Silom station, and it costs around 3,000 baht per night.

Ibis Bangkok Sathorn, which is a three-star hotel that features cozy rooms, a restaurant, and a bar. It is located near the MRT Lumphini station, and it costs around 1,000 baht per night.

There are also many hostels near Lumpini Park that offer cheap and cheerful accommodation for backpackers. Some of the hostels are:

The Yard Hostel, which is a eco-friendly hostel that features dorms and private rooms, a garden, a cafe, and a bar. It is located near the BTS Ari station, and it costs around 300 baht per night.

Siamaze Hostel, which is a colorful hostel that features dorms and private rooms, a lounge, a kitchen, and a terrace. It is located near the MRT Sutthisan station, and it costs around 200 baht per night.

Smile Society Boutique Hostel, which is a cozy hostel that features dorms and private rooms, a common area, a library, and a coffee shop. It is located near the BTS Sala Daeng station, and it costs around 100 baht per night.

Restaurants:

There are also many restaurants near Lumpini Park that offer delicious and diverse cuisine for foodies. Some of the restaurants are:

Vertigo and Moon Bar, which is a rooftop restaurant and bar that offers stunning views of the city and the park, and serves international and Asian dishes and drinks. It is located on the 61st floor of the Banyan Tree Hotel, and it is open from 5 pm to 1 am.

Nahm, which is a fine dining restaurant that offers authentic and innovative Thai cuisine, and has been awarded a Michelin star. It is located on the ground floor of the COMO Metropolitan Hotel, and it is open from 12 pm to 2 pm and from 7 pm to 10:30 pm.

Somboon Seafood, which is a casual restaurant that offers fresh and flavorful seafood dishes, and is famous for its fried crab curry. It is located on the Surawong Road, and it is open from 4 pm to 11 pm.

Street Food:

There are also many street food stalls near Lumpini Park that offer cheap and tasty snacks and meals for hungry travelers. Some of the street food stalls are:

Pad Thai Thip Samai, which is a legendary stall that offers the best pad thai in Bangkok, and has been operating since 1966. It is located on the Maha Chai Road, and it is open from 5 pm to 2 am.

Jay Fai, which is a Michelin-starred stall that offers premium street food, such as crab omelet, tom yum soup, and drunken noodles. It is located on the Mahachai Road, and it is open from 3 pm to 12 am.

Thip Samai, which is a popular stall that offers refreshing and healthy fruit juices and smoothies, and has a variety of flavors and combinations. It is located on the Rama IV Road, and it is open from 10 am to 10 pm.

Lumpini Park is a wonderful place to visit in Bangkok, as it offers a green oasis in the middle of the city. You can do many things and see many things in Lumpini Park, and you can also find many places to stay and eat near Lumpini Park. Lumpini Park is a must-see for anyone who wants to experience the nature, culture, and diversity of Bangkok.

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Nestled amidst the concrete skyscrapers and bustling streets of Bangkok lies the lush green Lumphini Park, the city's largest public park constructed in the 1920s. Also spelled Lumpini, this park serves as the lungs of Thailand's capital city, with its meticulously manicured lawns, stunning water bodies, and native flora and fauna.

The Lumphini Park derives its name from the birthplace of Gautam Buddha and has functioned as a museum and a Japanese army camp in the past. Today, the park is not just a popular hangout for residents, but it is also a major tourist destination. The park is always bustling with people of all ages socializing, exercising, relaxing under the shade of big trees, and enjoying the fresh air. However, Lumphini Park Bangkok has much more to offer its visitors than just a vast expanse of greenery.

Spread over an area of 142 acres, the multi-functional park houses several permanent and seasonal facilities, including a library, accessible playgrounds, a youth center, picnic areas, and a food court. In addition, you can enjoy paddling in the lake, engage in free aerobic sessions, or simply sit on the grass and listen to the tunes of Thai and Western music. Lumphini Park also hosts social dancing courses on weekends and Buddhist Dharma activities on the last Sunday of each month.

Highlights Of Lumphini Park

Take a nice long leisurely stroll in the shade of tall green trees around the 2.5 km of paved pedestrian roads constructed in a maze-like design.
Go birdwatching and try to identify the 30 different bird species that inhabit the park.
Paddle around the spectacular artificial Swan Lake in charming swan boats and rowing boats.
Enjoy a fun family picnic by the lakeside or in one of the park's many picnic spots.
Capture beautiful photos at the Chinese-style white Lumphini clock tower.
Learn more about Thai culture by reading a book or renting a movie from the Library for free.
Get in shape by using the park's training and outdoor gym facilities.
Take part in the free aerobics session that is held every afternoon and have fun dancing around.
Get a taste of Bangkok's street food by indulging in some tasty snacks and drinks from the park's food stalls.

Why Visit Lumphini Park Bangkok?

Lumphini Park Bangkok provides a welcome escape from the city's hustle and bustle. From exploring the local flora and fauna, paddling in the lake to serving Buddhist monks, there are endless activities in Lumphini Park to keep you busy all day.

If you are a bird lover, you must visit Lumphini Park Bangkok to explore the native bird species found in the area. Since the 142-acre park is lush green with tall trees, beautiful flowers, and attractive water bodies, it attracts as many as 30 different species of birds! You can catch sights of common Thai birds such as Eastern Jungle Crows, Oriental Magpie-Robins, Coppersmith Barbets, Pied Fantails, Great Mynas, Streak-eared Bulbuls, Indochinese Rollers, and Zebra Doves. Less common species like Black Baza, Chestnut-winged Cuckoo, Oriental Dollarbird, and Amur Paradise-flycatcher can be seen in the autumn and spring seasons.

The Smiling Sun Ground, also known as Lan Tawan Yim, is a specially curated center for the disabled. This zone offers a large number of activities and resources that disabled people can easily engage in and make the most of their time in Lumphini Park. The Smiling Sun Ground also contains dedicated parking areas for disabled persons and playgrounds for children.

The Bangkok Elder Citizens Club is a distinct center in Lumphini Park dedicated to elderly visitors. The club, which is located in Lumphini Hall, is an excellent place for the elderly to assemble, mingle, rest, and enjoy training sessions. Bangkok Elder Citizens Club also conducts social dancing lessons every Saturday and Sunday for them to open up and make new friends.

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There are several activities in Lumphini Park dedicated to the youth and children. The Lumphini Park Library was Bangkok's first public library and houses a treasure trove of Thai and Western book titles as well as movies that may be rented for free.

The youth center, on the other hand, is where you may participate in a variety of sports such as soccer, basketball, and swimming. The complex also has two tennis courts and a gym.

Buddhism is one of the most widely practiced religions in Thailand. The Lumphini Park Bangkok is an excellent place to learn about Buddhism and do acts of service for the monks. Visitors can participate in a variety of Buddhist Dharma activities on the last Sunday of each month, including listening to Buddhist teachings and offering food to monks.

At the main entrance of the Lumphini Park stands the bronze statue of King Vajiravudh (Rama VI), the sixth monarch of Thailand. It was King Rama VI who had developed an open-air museum and, in the process, created a huge park space.

Originally, the Lumphini park was a part of the royal land and was used as an exhibition ground until King Rama VI donated it to the public at his own expense in 1925. The King Rama VI Statue was constructed at the park in his honor. Citizens often decorate the sculpture with orange garlands.

There are several playgrounds in the Lumphini park for the kids to have fun with friends and play to their heart’s content. You may find one at the heart of the Park and also at the Smiling Sun Ground. The playgrounds include many swings and slides that children are never able to get enough of. Besides, the park is so spacious that kids can engage in all sorts of activities such as running, cycling, and playing football with their buddies.

Lumphini Park Bangkok offers a wide range of sports facilities and fitness sessions in which visitors can readily participate. There are several areas dedicated to sports like basketball, volleyball, football, Takrawm, and so on. You may also find many spots dedicated to quieter forms of exercise like yoga and Tai Chi.

The park comprises an outdoor gym as well complete with several fitness machines. Besides, free aerobic sessions take place at the center every afternoon. The 2.5 km long track that runs through the park is also open for walking, jogging, cycling, and hiking.

Swan Lake is a great area to sit on a bench, read a book, and feed the birds. You can also rent a mat and enjoy a picnic by the lakeside with your friends or family. One of the most popular activities in Lumphini Park is paddling around the lake in swan boats or rowing boats that can be rented at the center.

The artificial lake is also home to the giant monitor lizards. Though quite big in size, these lizards are harmless unless disturbed and can be seen roaming around near the lakeside or swimming in the water.

Know Before You Visit Lumphini Park

192 Witthayu Rd, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand.

Lumphini Park Bangkok is open to visitors all days of the week from 4.30 AM to 9 PM.

Best Time to Visit:

The ideal time to visit Lumphini Park is from March to October, either early in the morning or in the evening (after 5 PM) when the sun has cooled down. Also, the park is relatively quiet during the early morning hours and so if you prefer to enjoy the greenery in solitude, visit the park before sunrise.

The fastest way to reach Lumphini Park Bangkok is via the MRT. Get off the Silom station or Lumpini station from where the park is only a 3-minute walk away.

The bus routes that reach Lumphini Park are: Rama IV Road bus stop: 4, 14, 47, 67, 74, 76, 106, 109, 115, Por Oor 7Witthayu Road bus stop: 13, 17, 62, 76, 106Sarasin Road bus stop: 13, 76, 106Ratchadamri Road bus stop:14, 15, 74, 77, 119, Por Oor 4, Por Oor 5

The park is easily accessible by one’s private car; just pinpoint the park on maps and you’re good to go.

Lumphini Park FAQs

Are pets allowed inside lumphini park.

No, pets are not permitted in the park.

Can we bring outside eatables inside Lumphini Park?

Yes, you can bring food from outside at the park and enjoy a meal by the lakeside. Besides, there are many food stalls inside the park where you can taste a wide variety of street food items. You can also visit the Sri Thai Derm Food Center and select from a wide variety of snacks and drink options.

What makes Lumphini Park so famous?

Lumphini Park is not just the largest public park in Bangkok but also the most popular one among both residents and tourists. The lush green trees, the beautiful lake, and the native flora and fauna never fail to enchant the visitors. In addition, the area is always brimming with exciting activities like aerobic sessions and music events and offers world-class facilities for all age groups.

What is the best time to visit Lumphini Park?

The ideal time to visit Lumphini Park is either early in the morning or late in the evening when the temperature has dropped. If you want to visit the park at quieter hours, go before sunrise.

Can we ride a boat in Lumphini Park Lake?

Yes, you can rent a swan boat or a rowing boat and paddle around the lake. The rent is 40 baht per half hour.

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5 stars 4 stars 3 stars 2 stars 1 star 0.00/5 - (0 Votes) Armeen Local tour guide "Make sure to visit Lumpini Park early in the morning when the locals do their tai chi and yoga; it's a serene experience you won't get at any other time of day. Also, check out the park's free outdoor gyms – they are rarely crowded in the late afternoon and it's a perfect chance to mingle with the locals while staying fit."

What is Lumpini Park?

Lumpini Park is the green lung in the heart of Bangkok, Thailand – a serene escape from the city's bustle with shades of green and spaces for rest and play. Picture yourself here, amidst the tall trees and large artificial lake, where skyscrapers line the horizon, juxtaposing urbanity with nature. It's an oasis for relaxation and activities, beloved by locals and visitors alike.

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Upon stepping into Lumpini Park, the urban cacophony seems to fade away, replaced by the peaceful ambiance of nature and leisure. The park sprawls over 500,000 square meters, offering a haven for people to jog, socialize, and engage in various outdoor activities. Throughout the year, you might stumble upon a variety of free concerts and events, adding to the park's vibrant cultural fabric.

History of Lumpini Park

Lumpini Park has a historical legacy that traces back to the 1920s. It was created on royal property by King Rama VI, who named it after Lumbini, the birthplace of the Buddha in Nepal. The intention was to offer a public park for Bangkok's residents as urban areas began expanding, providing an environment for rest and recreation amid the growing cityscape.

Originally, Lumpini Park was designed to exhibit Thai craftsmanship and flora with the intent of being an exhibition ground for Thai crafts and flowers. Over the years, it adapted to the changing needs of the city's population. During World War II, for example, it was even temporarily transformed into a Japanese army camp. Today, several statues and pavilions contribute to the park's rich historic aura.

Why is Lumpini Park Important?

Think of Lumpini Park as an open-air sanctuary critical for the ecological and social health of Bangkok. It provides much-needed green space in a dense city, aiding in reducing pollution and maintaining ecological balance. For residents, it's a cherished venue for health and fitness, cultural gatherings, and it acts as a communal living room for those living in tight urban confines.

The park's importance goes beyond environmental benefits; it's a melting pot of Bangkok's diverse society. You'll see people from all walks of life: office workers, students, families, and retirees. Their shared activities build a strong sense of community. Moreover, the park plays host to several significant events throughout the year, reinforcing its role as a cultural hub.

Things to Do & See at Lumpini Park

In Lumpini Park, your options for leisure and discovery are as varied as the people who frequent it. Mornings might see Tai Chi practitioners moving in quiet synchronization, while the evenings often feature aerobic classes with lively music. Visitors could rent boats to row on the lake or unwind on a picnic blanket with the panoramic view of the city's skyline.

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You might be tempted to walk the winding paths, discovering sculptures, playgrounds for children, and the park's own library. Keep an eye out for the park's wildlife, like the monitor lizards, a surprising sight for such an urban setting. For those interested in flora, the well-curated gardens showcase a wide variety of tropical plants and trees. Lastly, don't miss the chance to sample local street food from various vendors at the park's entrances.

Whether it's exercising on the outdoor gym equipment, joining a game of sepak takraw (a local sport), or participating in free yoga sessions, Lumpini Park offers something for everyone. It's these elements – the blend of activities, the cross-section of Bangkok society, and the tranquil environment – that make Lumpini Park an unmissable experience for visitors and a cherished aspect of everyday life for locals.

Frequently asked questions

Lumpini Park is a large, tranquil green space in Bangkok, offering locals and tourists a retreat from the city's hustle and bustle. It includes playgrounds, a lake, and paths for walking and jogging.

Lumpini Park is situated in the heart of Bangkok, in the Pathum Wan district. It is easily accessible by public transport and is found near major roads like Rama IV Road.

Visitors can partake in various activities at Lumpini Park such as boating on the lake, exercising in outdoor gyms, practicing Tai Chi, jogging, picnicking, and observing the rich flora and fauna.

No, Lumpini Park is a public park and there is no entrance fee for visitors.

Lumpini Park opens daily from early morning until the evening, though the exact times can vary, so it's wise to check before planning a visit.

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Explore Bangkok on a layover, visit the Grand Palace and see the stunning architecture of the former residence of the Kings of Siam. Don't forget to check the admission fee for foreigners.
Experience the vibrant nightlife of Khao San Road, a must-visit destination for backpackers. It's a lively area full of affordable hostels and open 24 hours.
Take advantage of Bangkok's air-conditioned malls like Siam Center for some shopping and a much-needed break from the hot climate. Don't miss the chance to buy unique items if it's your first time in the city.

Stopovers are a great way to discover a new destination without paying for additional flights (and there are plenty of airlines that offer free stopovers , too). So, why not explore the bustling city of Bangkok on a layover in Thailand?

Whether the layover is just 8 hours long, 48 hours in Bangkok , or travelers have three days to explore Thailand's capital city , it’s worth getting outside the airport and finding out what this destination in Southeast Asia is all about.

Most international flights arrive at Suvarnabhumi Airport (BKK), and from the airport, it takes around 26 minutes via the City Line on the metro to get to downtown Bangkok. Once downtown, here are fun ideas for how to spend a layover in Bangkok.

Visit The Grand Palace

Travelers wondering what to do on a layover in Bangkok should visit the Grand Palace in Bangkok , one of the city's most popular attractions. The palace was formerly the residence of the Kings of Siam and dates back to the 1780s.

Admission is free for Thai nationals, but there is a small entrance fee for foreigners.

Address: Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand
Hours: 8:30 AM to 3:30 PM
Cost: 500 baht (~$13) for foreigners

Spend Time Exploring Khao San Road

Khao San Road is essentially a rite of passage for backpackers exploring Southeast Asia. It’s a lively area for nightlife, and there are lots of affordable hostels in the area, too.

For someone with an overnight layover looking to party, this is a great spot.

Address: Thanon Khao San, Khwaeng Talat Yot, Khet Phra Nakhon, Krung Thep Maha Nakhon 10200, Thailand
Hours: Open 24 hours

Go To The Mall

Going to the mall isn’t just an errand in Bangkok; it’s a fun way for everyone to pass the time. Engage in local tradition by visiting a shopping center like Siam Center and stocking up on some essentials before the next flight.

Plus, malls in Bangkok tend to have air-conditioning, which is a welcomed retreat away from the hot and humid climate outside. There are also a few things travelers might want to buy in Bangkok if it's their first time in the city .

Address: 979 Rama I Rd, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand
Hours: 10 AM to 10 PM

See Some Of The Best Views In Bangkok From The Mahanakhon Skywalk

Bangkok’s skyline is impressive, especially at night when it dances with city lights. Visit the observatory (74th floor) or rooftop (78th floor) of the Kings Power Mahanakhon building to do the Skywalk on a layover.

This unforgettable view of Bangkok from 1,030 feet above is one of the top things to do in the city (pun intended).

Address: 114 Naradhiwas Rajanagarindra Rd, Silom, Bang Rak, Bangkok 10500, Thailand
Hours: 10 AM to 7 PM
Cost: 880.00 baht (~$24.00)

Shop At The Chatuchak Weekend Market

Local markets are a great place to spend time on a layover because they provide a glimpse into life in the city.

The Chatuchak Weekend Market in Bangkok is full of life every Wednesday to Sunday.

Address: 587, 10 Kamphaeng Phet 2 Rd, Khwaeng Chatuchak, Chatuchak, Bangkok 10900, Thailand
Hours: 7 AM to 6 PM Wednesday and Thursday, 6 PM to 12 PM on Friday, 9 AM to 6 PM Saturday and Sunday (closed Monday and Tuesday)

Stroll Through Lumpini Park

Travelers who are looking for a way to stretch their legs and decompress between flights might want to take advantage of the green spaces in the city.

Visit one of Bangkok’s city parks, like Lumpini Park, for a relaxing stroll.

Address: Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330, Thailand
Hours: 4:30 AM to 10 PM

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Visit Wat Arun, The Temple Of Dawn

Wat Arun is easily one of the most popular tourist attractions in Bangkok .

This important temple in Thonburi sits on the banks of the Chao Phraya River and is named after the Hindu God Aruna, the God of Dawn.

Address: 158 Thanon Wang Doem, Wat Arun, Bangkok Yai, Bangkok 10600, Thailand
Hours: 8 AM to 6 PM
Cost: 100 baht (~$2.73)

Grab A Bite At Tha Prachan

Foodies looking to refuel on their layover in Bangkok can make their way to Tha Prachan on Rattanakosin Island (time permitting).

This area has a pier that is full of great street food stalls for reasonable prices.

Address: 83 Trok Sake, Phra Borom Maha Ratchawang, Phra Nakhon, Bangkok 10200, Thailand
Cost: Free (to enter)

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Loosen Up With A Thai Massage

Travelers can relax and rejuvenate between flights by getting a Thai massage on their Bangkok layover.

There are lots of reputable places to get a traditional massage in the city. One More Thai Massage(Chit Lom) is a highly rated spot for this service in Bangkok.

Address: 993 Phloen Chit Rd, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok 10330
Hours: 10 AM to 11:30 PM
Cost: Varies

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Tour A Floating Market In Bangkok

Floating markets in Bangkok are an important part of the local life in the city, so travelers who have time on their layover should check one out.

A popular option is the Khlong Lat Mayom floating market in the Taling Chan District of Bangkok. Book a tour in advance to ensure a boat is available.

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Cost: Free to enter; tour costs by boat vary

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Lumpini Park is often called "Bangkok's Central Park" - just, you know, with big scary looking Monitor Lizards! Read on to find out about what you can get up to in Lumpini Park, and how to get to Lumpini Park. And of course, important information to know about those scary looking reptiles!

It is one of my favourite places to go in Bangkok when I need to unwind. The park is huge and you can get away from the hectic streets (mostly, anyway!) and get some form of peace and quiet.

Lumpini Park

If you are ever in Bangkok and feel that you need to get away from the busy streets and relax, then I recommend you head over to Lumpini Park.

For me, the highlight is always seeing the monitor lizards (more on those later!). They look dangerous, but as far as I am aware they never attack humans. As someone who lives in Europe, seeing animals like this in the wild (if you can call the park 'the wild') is quite fascinating.

Lumpini Park Grass Walk

It is large - covering an area of 142 acres (58-hectare), and you can probably spend an hour or more walking around and not get bored. I think on my first visit there, I spent almost two hours walking around and seeing the sights.

Where is Lumpini Park?

Lumpini park opening times.

What to do at Lumpini Park?
Monitor Lizards in Lumpini Park?!?

Are the Lumpini Park Monitor Lizards safe?

Where are the reptiles?

Lumpini Park close to central Bangkok. When you are near it you will easily be able to spot it (especially if you are approaching from the side with the memorial statue of King Rama VI (see photo below).

It accessible by the Sala Daeng BTS station (leave the station via Exit No.6, and cross the street towards the King Rama VI statue), Lumpini MRT station (which is on the south-east corner of the park) and Silom MRT station (south side of the park).

Even with language issues, every single taxi or Tuk-tuk driver will know Lumpini Park.

Opens every day at 4:30am
Closes every day at 9pm

On weekdays the park will be busiest from around 4pm-7pm. On Saturdays, it is busy from around 8am onwards until it shuts. Sunday mornings are really busy, but it dies down as the day goes on. While there are many tourists that visit, I would say it is primarily used by the locals.

Lumpini Park Sign - Floating Island And Playground

What can you see and do at Lumpini Park?

Walk around.

Walk around! You can spend a long time having a nice walk around the park. I think that if you do a whole loop of the park you will probably walk around 2.5 to 3km (1.5 miles - 1.8 miles). But you will probably get distracted along the way and take some detours. It isn't a place where you need to particularly worry about what route you take, you can't really get lost in Lumpini Park.

Go for a run in Lumpini park

Or if you are feeling more active go for a run around the park . The park is always full of many runners and joggers. The park is almost completely flat, and it is a great place to get some exercise.

Rent paddle boats in the artificial lake in the park

You can also rent a swan paddle boat for just 40 baht.

See the sculptures

Check out the sculptures and views in the park

See the fish

Look closely into the lake and you can guarantee that you'll spot some fish. Some of them are impressively huge too!

Take note of the grass

This one isn't too exciting or anything, but the grass is just weird here.

(Compared to grass back at home, anyway)

See the mascot guys

If someone knows what these are about, please leave a comment!

See people exercise - or even join in a class yourself!

Watch people (or join in) doing Tai Chi, yoga and other exercises

You could also join in (but check first, don't just turn up). There always seems to be a few westerners joining in some group activity in the park.

Get some food : There are multiple little stalls/mini cafes dotted around Lumpini Park where you can get some snacks. They are popular with locals.

See some cats! There always seems to be a few cats along the way that are quite friendly and you can play with.

They seem to like the attention of humans and are quite chilled out even if they're sat in the middle of where bikers want to go.

Or see some birds in the park

Birds love Lumpini Park. There are many different breeds (sorry for the lack of info here - I'm no bird expert), it can be nice to sit and watch them.

But if cats and birds aren't interesting for you, then what about the tortoises?

There are also the famous monitor lizards (more on those later) but you can also spot quite a few tortoises hanging out in the park near the water.

Workout in the free outdoor gym in the park

Use the free outdoor gym . I've seen it referred to online as Bangkok's Ghetto Gym. It has been a part of the park since 1979 and is one of the most basic gyms you'll ever see (it looks like what you see in prison movies). Everything stays out, 24/7, in all weather conditions. But as it is all made of metal everything lasts ok. It is completely free to use this gym, but if you want to work out in a proper gym then there is actually an indoor gym within the park (which is almost as cheap as free: as low as 50 Baht for foreigners).

And don't forget about the scary looking monitor lizards

And of course, check out the famous monitor lizards and other wildlife in Lumpini Park.

Lumpini Park Monitor Lizards?!?

As I said above, the highlight for me is the fact that the park has Monitor Lizards .

These are up to 3m (10ft) in length and when you first see them they honestly look quite scary and like they could do some damage. They look like prehistoric crocodiles (maybe a little bit smaller?). But it turns out they're actually no threat to humans.

There are around 400 water monitor lizards in the park (although they tend to stick in a small area). You will definitely be able to find some in the park!

In September 2016 100 were removed to keep the population numbers down. They can cause quite a bit of damage to the park, so they aren't encouraged to grow to big numbers. You won't find them very far away from the lake in the park, and never outside of the park.

They survive by mostly eating dead fish, birds and turtles. (Not humans!)

Yes, they are safe!
They might look like small crocodiles, but as mentioned above they eat dead fish, birds and turtles!
I've been close to them (not stupidly close, but maybe a meter or two away) and they don't seem to care. I would definitely not want to touch or provoke them though.

They don't attack humans and are safe to be around. But you should still keep a safe distance from them!

Lumpini Park - 2 Monitor Lizards (one Hidden)

Where are the reptiles in Lumpini Park?

If you stick to the lakes it won't be long until you see them! But see the map below (the red area indicates where you can definitely find some!)

Once you find one, you will probably see a few more in the vicinity. They don't move, and they do half blend into the background. There have been a few times where I was by the side of the lake looking one way, then I suddenly realised I was less than a meter away from one. But they just sit there, motionless, and I've never seen them try to attack anyone. People walk their dogs in the park quite safely too.

In the photo above there are actually two of them. It might not be a fantastic pic, but maybe this will show how it is easy to miss them if you are distracted by something else.

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