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Queen Sirikit Park

Benchasiri Park

Dusit Zoo

King Rama IX Royal Park

Princess Mother Memorial Park

Lumphini Park
Bangkok's foremost park offers profuse exotic greenery to shade you from the afternoon heat. Try to visit in the early morning (around 6 am) to see locals practicing tai chi, singing and ballroom dancing. The park houses a jogging track and two lakes with rowboat rentals (40 baht per hour).

King Rama IX Royal Park
Set on 200 acres/80 hectares, this park was opened to commemorate the current king's 60th birthday. It has botanical gardens and great spots for picnicking. Lying 15 mi/24 km outside the city center, it's a bit inconvenient but worth the drive if you're yearning for cleaner air, and it's far less crowded than Lumpini, Chatuchak or Sanam Luang Parks.
Address: Soi Udomsuk, Sukhumvit Soi 23
Opening Hours: 6 am - 6 pm

Safari World
Safari World is a genuine safari park, populated by a variety of African animals including giraffes, lions, rhinos, etc. It's great value at only 100 Baht per head, you just drive yourself around in your own car. There's also a bus that can take you around if you're carless. Phone: 518 1000-19.
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Chatuchak Park
Next to Chatuchak weekend market and close to the Northern Bus Terminal is Chatuchak Park. This huge expanse of landscaped grounds, with a jogging track and a large lake where you can rent rowboats (40 baht per hour), is a good place to visit before or after shopping at the Weekend Market. Very popular with the Bangkokians.
Address: Phahalyothin Road
Opening Hours: 5 am - 9pm

Sanam Luang
These large, oval, open grounds are best enjoyed in the evening. Aside from a ring of trees around its perimeter, the park offers little escape from the afternoon sun. Kite flying and watching sunsets over the gilded Grand Palace are favorite activities.
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Opening Hours: 24 hours

Rose Garden
This beautifully landscaped resort with orchid and rose gardens, aviaries and a re-created Thai village is located about 1 hour or 32 km west of Bangkok. There's a spectacular one-hour cultural show with all the Thai trimmings—dance, martial arts, religious ceremonies and elephants. Admission: approx. 200 baht. For more information call (02)253-0295.
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Opening Hours: 8 am-6 pm


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