Benjakitti Park

Green space designed under the concept of wetland forest, preserving 1,733 original trees and adding 7,155 new ones, with 4 ponds that can hold up to 128,000 cubic meters, including more than 300 species of local plants, increasing the diversity of the ecosystem. It is considered a learning center for original plants and rare and exotic plants.

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The exhibition area in honor of Her Majesty Queen Sirikit, the Queen Mother, focuses on her royal duties related to forestry. There is a Herbarium that collects plant species related to her name, such as the Kitiyakara orchid. It also supports other activities and exhibitions. It can accommodate up to 3,000 users.

In addition to the ecology garden, which is different from other public parks, this place also has a demonstration rice field where rice of all colors is grown, or 5-color rice, for people to learn and add color and beauty to the garden.

A 1.6 km skywalk through the garden, connecting to various zones and ponds. You can walk and take photos from a high angle of the garden. It also connects to the green bridge to Lumphini Park.

Located opposite the Benjakitti Park parking lot, extending to the right side of Gate 1, the Ratchada side entrance to the park. You can park your car and take your little one into the park. To use the service, you must register and follow the rules.