We took MRT from Asok/Sukhumvit MRT station to Silom MRT station. We entered Lumpini Park at the main gate. There was the Red Cross Fair at the Lumpini Park. There were many food vendors and merchandise shops and kid area at the park. The food was average. The park was crowded on the Monday night. The park is easy to navigate and good for walking.

It was actually a great place to wind down and rest. The city of Bangkok can be quite chaos sometimes and I was from somewhere taking the train to reach here. It was completely different environment than outside of the park. Outside of the park it was quite tense with the traffic and people, but when I entered the park I feel so calm and peace although I am still inside the city. People are calmly walking/jogging and exercising. Some people are just sitting on the bench enjoying the view, and some are enjoying the activity that they are doing. Although, there was a lot of big lizard around in the park, which I am scared of it because in my country lizard and human does not get along well. But here it seems that no one is bother by that and the lizard seems okay with as if the human and lizard are fine cohabitate. Overall, it was a great place to wind down and take a minute from the city.

Really nice place to go in the middle of busy bangkok, great for kids and families. We went on the swan boats twice (it was free) and our 4 year old had a fantastic time. Bring food and snacks for an extended picnic, lots of space to camp. Can get a little warm in the tropics.

The largest park in Bangkok and a welcome relief from the bustle and noise of this huge city. Classed as the Central Park of Bangkok it has lakes with boats for hire, food outlets, monitor lizards, cats and lots of green space for picnics or just a relaxing stroll. Beware it can get very hot. Van be accessed from Sala Daeng BTS station or via the skywalk from Benjakitti park (see other review). Well worth a visit if only to chill out.

Lumphini Park is the first public park in Bangkok. Here you can relax and practice various sports. Attractions for children were also taken care of. This makes a visit there ideal for: tourists, couples and families. The lake and a lot of flora and fauna make this place an oasis of peace in the very center of the capital of Thailand. Facilities such as: space for activities for people with disabilities and special car parks have also been prepared. There is also a statue of King Rama VI built in 1942 to commemorate the creation of the park. I had the opportunity to visit Lumphini Park several times and I remember my visits there with pleasure.

Lovely we’ll maintain park with gorgeous trees and lushes laws. Feels surreal as your surrounded by towering ski scraps. There are also huge water monitors in abundance. Id definitely recommend going just to see them!

Wonderful place in Sathorn area to escape the scorching heat and enjoy the tranquility and nice city views. The park is clean and well maintained. Can also rent goats. Water monitor are very cute too.

Beautiful park in Bangkok. Very safe, guarded entrance. Playground, paddle boats and kayaks. We enjoyed several hours at this park. Going early as it’s much cooler, and enjoy your morning there

A lovely and quiet location away from the buzz of the city. Clean and welcoming. Lovely lake, paths and skirt meant of trees and flowers. The monitor lizards were amazing to see. The only disappointment is the total lack of refreshments available and the pedalos are only open 2 days a week.

Lumpini park is located in the center of the city. Anyone getting a chance to explore the city will often stop to rest at this peaceful park. I see some people visit for different purposes like partying, exercising, or even dating. For me, I usually go for a jog after school. The fresh air together with a serene blue sky always keeps me relaxing. Every time, I get stressed from work, I come and sit by the pond to appreciate the beautiful city view for some time. That really helps me a lot. That's why I will recommend Lumpini Park. It is a must to visit once in a life time when traveling to BKK.