there is a kids playground with several slides and other kids stuff, but some are dangerous brocken. Take care of Your kid. On the other hand are great lawns to rest and have some imbiss More

Too crowded but the buys are great! plenty of things to see. can take in the local culture and savor the street food. More

Most people go to the park en route to Chatuchak market where, legend has it, you can buy anything from an elephant to a thimble. The park's lawns are a great place to relax after going to the market . Grab some food from the street stalls and eat it in the park before getting the MRT or Skytrain back... More

A Peaceful break from the adjacent market, Grab something to eat and have a picnic. More

You can find everything as you want to buy. Have many choice for customers More

The park is much bigger than Lumpini Park and not in downtown, but access is quite easy from the Mo Chit BTS station. You can rent bicycles, and there is a 'Youth Traffic Garden' where kids can practice traffic sign recognition and following the rules of the road. The park has also a railway museum. Our family has spent a... More

A nice park located near the weekend market. It is near the heavily trafficked road and has no unique plants or greenery, so no special need to go there, however it is possible to sit a bit and relax there after many long hours of shopping at the weekend market, as it is on the way to the market anyways. More

Well the place is huge and hot. There are quite afew good deals if you know where to look however in my opinion I prefer MBK as the prices are somewhat similar and you get to shop in the comfort of a shelter. More

It's very pleasant to stop in the park for a drink and a snack after spending time in the hot and frenetic market next door. More