To sad that Lumpini night market was closed already, now a day most people still going to the park for relax, picnic and exercise. Easy to go here by public transport such as bus, BTS and subway train More

This park was within easy walking distance from our hotel (even on a hot day) so we took a walk there. The park is very much a green oasis with enough space for a lot of activities. A good place to just relax. More

Sadly, this park used to have much more trees than it does now. You can walk to nearby sky train or subway stations. You can feed fish. You can jog. But basically you will sweat because there is not a lot of shade here any more. Apparently there are also monitor lizards running around, but I have never seen one.... More

a very simple park, just a place to walk and laze around More

There are walking paths, bike paths, man- made lake and lots of trees. easily accessible by MRT or taxi. Worth the visit More

It's the place to go early in the morning to see the people of Bangkok out doing Tai Chi, walking, talking and relaxing or later in the day for a rest from doing all the touristy things one does in Bangkok. The park is next to Lumpini MRT station More

This park is so huge, you can really find a spot for yourself, away from anyone. But you can also go there for people watching: some people exercise there at all times (there is an outdoor gym with free access, some open air gym classes with loud music at the weekend or even some men training at Thai boxing). If... More

A lovely stroll through the interesting park. It was amazing to see everyone come to a halt for the national Anthem played at 6 pm. Nice escape from a bustling city! More

morning is great, cool and great for a wake up walk. watch tai chi practioners exercising from about 6 am. water and boats, rather like central park. relaxing, nice layout. can also see giant lizards wandering. wake boarding too i think!! More