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Mahakan Fort Garden
Nat S.
18:07 23 Jun 24
A charming and peaceful little green space amidst the bustling temples and canals. Clean and well maintained. Could use more trees and benches for shade.
Li St
12:55 06 Apr 24
Beautifully maintained square next to the river, lots of trees, shade and benches. Great place to relax.
Ben Panuts
17:42 03 Feb 24
A small garden with a few places to sit and relax. You can see the view along the canal and another angle of the Maha Thai Uthit Bridge.
Vegan Meesook
16:15 19 Dec 23
Exercise in the morning in the city, get some sunlight to boost your energy, and enjoy the soft, relaxing lights in the evening during December.
Arinrada Rukchobthum
15:14 22 Apr 23
It would be good to change it into a public park. It's beautiful, lots of flowers, beautiful view, good atmosphere, close to many tourist attractions, but many entrances and exits are blocked.
Mario Kung
11:21 18 Apr 21
The garden is beautifully arranged. There is a flower garden for taking beautiful photos. There is also the popular prop, the Stairway to Heaven.
Supachoke Pienpoldeesakul
20:19 16 Feb 20
A very small park in the side of the old fort. Too small to do any good as a park. A small park built inside the Mahakan Fort, which used to be a slum. Personally, I think it's good because I've never been inside that slum. It looks scary. However, the park is too small to do anything. It's just a place to take beautiful pictures.
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Highlights and Activities
Highlights and Activities- Relaxation
- Walking for exercise
- Jogging
- There is a bathroom.
- There is parking available.
- There is a bench.
- Mahakan Fort
Relaxation
Walking for exercise
Jogging
There is a bathroom.
There is parking available.
There is a bench.
Mahakan FortNot yet allowed
Not yet allowed- No smoking
- Do not drink alcohol or intoxicants.
- No gambling allowed
Do not commit indecent acts.- No trading, exchange
- Drone flying is not allowed
- Do not destroy trees.
No smoking
Do not drink alcohol or intoxicants. 
No gambling allowed 
No trading, exchange
Drone flying is not allowed
Do not destroy trees.
Traveling to Mahakan Fort Park
By private car
Mahakan Fort Park is located at the foot of Phan Fa Lilat Bridge, on Mahachai Road, or open the map on Google Maps.
By bus
Bus No. 2 12 15 44 47 56 59 60 70 79 157 171 183 503 509 511
Saen Saep Canal boat, disembarking at Tha Phran Fa Pier
Review
Nat S.
18:07 23 Jun 24
A charming and peaceful little green space amidst the bustling temples and canals. Clean and well maintained. Could use more trees and benches for shade.
Li St
12:55 06 Apr 24
Beautifully maintained square next to the river, lots of trees, shade and benches. Great place to relax.
Ben Panuts
17:42 03 Feb 24
A small garden with a few places to sit and relax. You can see the view along the canal and another angle of the Maha Thai Uthit Bridge.
Vegan Meesook
16:15 19 Dec 23
Exercise in the morning in the city, get some sunlight to boost your energy, and enjoy the soft, relaxing lights in the evening during December.
Arinrada Rukchobthum
15:14 22 Apr 23
It would be good to change it into a public park. It's beautiful, lots of flowers, beautiful view, good atmosphere, close to many tourist attractions, but many entrances and exits are blocked.
Mario Kung
11:21 18 Apr 21
The garden is beautifully arranged. There is a flower garden for taking beautiful photos. There is also the popular prop, the Stairway to Heaven.
Supachoke Pienpoldeesakul
20:19 16 Feb 20
A very small park in the side of the old fort. Too small to do any good as a park. A small park built inside the Mahakan Fort, which used to be a slum. Personally, I think it's good because I've never been inside that slum. It looks scary. However, the park is too small to do anything. It's just a place to take beautiful pictures.
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01:15 12 Feb 24
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Somsak S
12:50 21 Dec 23
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06:18 29 Nov 23
The first time I came here, my first feeling was that I was very impressed by the air because it was freezing cold, a calm and peaceful feeling that I can't describe. We came in the early evening, the lights were beautifully arranged, and each spot had a QR Code to scan according to the concept and we could hear music that was set up at each spot. To be honest, every spot was good because each booth had a different meaning, but they all showed the happiness of the people who came to this park.... And then share it with those who just came like us, it makes us feel warm, happy and impressed that students from Bangkok University, Department of Communication Arts, came to explain the exhibition that they jointly organized with Bangkok as the Awakening Light of Bangkok event. What I like the most is probably the booth of flowers that bloom like love that is filled and well-cared for. I really like the creativity of each one. My heart is full when walking through the flower tunnel and ending at the flower lantern garden, it looks so cute and lovely. And the hottest spot is probably the dome that projects a projector like entering another world. I think before the event ends on December 3rd, I will go again to fully enjoy the atmosphere because the first time we just stopped by to try the atmosphere. It will be a new place to run and exercise. But if anyone likes to run fast, there might still be a lot of people during the festival. We can only walk instead. But in any case, every booth has a cute gimmick, hidden with a good meaning of life. I think that if everyone goes, they will feel the intention to convey the meaning to make people smile and definitely receive happiness back. It can be said that this place is quite romantic for couples. Or you can come with your best friend, it's also suitable. With dim, cool light, warm like the cold weather during this time. It may sound harsh, but I want you to try it yourself, you'll understand. And with the details of the work that look cute and unique in another way, Nat thinks that this work is so meaningful for all ages.read more
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