Queen Sirikit Park

A miniature version of Thailand in an area of 4.8 rai and planting royal trees for all 76 provinces in accordance with reality, along with imaginary walking routes along main roads, including Phahonyothin Road, Mittraphap Road, and Sukhumvit Road, which connect the North, South, Northeast, and East. It is a place to learn about both plants and geography at the same time. 

A learning resource and creative activity place for children under the concept of “Learning for Young Creative Mind”. There are exhibitions, activities, knowledge and recreation through learning processes.

An exhibition venue for various royal activities that will give us a broad picture of the garden and the origin of the 72nd Birthday Anniversary Celebration Project.

Dao District or Golden leaf vine It is a rare plant species in Thailand that was discovered as a new plant species in the world. It can only be found in Bajo Waterfall in the Phudo-Su-ngai Padi National Park, Narathiwat Province. The leaves are covered with velvet-like hairs, turning a coppery-iridescent color in August - September and silver in October.

 Vines, which are classified as climbing ferns, are found in open or semi-open tropical forests and are the source of raw materials for Thailand's famous beautiful handicrafts. 

The highlight of the garden is the winding shape of the letters “S” and “S” which represent the royal title of Her Majesty the Queen. The edge of the pond “S” stands out with the yellow color of the royal trumpet tree, and “S” is emphasized with the purple-pink color of the Nil Nil flowers.

Gathers local plants, royal plants, plants from various palaces, and many interesting foreign plants. It is a learning resource in the form of a nature trail, such as a banana garden with more than 70 species, Lan Thom, a gathering place for colorful Lan Thom flowers, Lan Asoke, Lan Khem, etc.

The relaxation area is decorated with a large lotus pond, which is a collection of both Thai and foreign lotus species. There are old antique pots decorating the area, which is the garden's unique feature.

Displays Thai plants originating from different regions of Thailand and Thai orchids originating from each region. Consists of 3 plant buildings: the Central and Eastern Plant Building, the Southern and Western Plant Building, and the Northern and Northeastern Plant Building.

Collect various types of aromatic plants for study and conservation, including plants in literature.

 Collection of plants related to Her Majesty the Queen

The first garden for the visually impaired in Thailand. In this garden area, fragrant flowers such as large rose bushes are planted so that the visually impaired can smell the flowers instead of see them. There are iron railings for people to hold onto while walking along the path.