Bangkok parks and zoos

The park is particularly refreshing because while the city’s shopping malls are dominated by bleeping, vibrating, consumption-driven teens, Lumphini is largely the domain of an older, more introspecti...

The Chatuchak Weekend Market by is a must. On weekends, the expansive park (in Thai: Suan Chatuchak) behind the market rappelvoll. Thai roll their Bastmatten and picnicking. It's much quieter here on ...

price level:budget , address:At the junction of Rama IV and Ratchadamri.

Practical way, this park (also known as Queen Sirikit Park) right next to the Emporium shopping center next to the Sukhumvit Rd With fitness trail, small lake, children's playground. A welcome retreat...

Here you can jog or bike, canoe and paddleboat rentals. But smoking is forbidden in Bangkok's newest park on the grounds of the state tobacco factory. Even now, the green oasis almost as large as the ...

address:Ratchadamnoen Nai Rd.

If you are in this park, despite a green lawn and shady trees feel a little bit, so has a good reason: The watchtowers at the park boundaries formerly belonged to a prison. In 1992, it is up to the to...

Previously Majesties walked here, because the current park was a royal garden and belonged to Saranrom Palace. Today the park is open to all, the palace will remain closed, but tourists: It is now hom...

Here you can see how the staff of the Thai Red Cross's Pasteur Institute king cobras and other poisonous snakes "milked". The founded in 1923 Schlangenfarm is the second oldest in the world. Mon-Fri 8...