Chatuchak Park
Chatuchak Park
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Located next to the Chatuchak Market, this large park has public tennis courts and soccer fields.
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Neighborhood: Chatuchak
Every weekend, thousands of tourists make their way up to this Northern Bangkok suburb to get lost in an enormous maze of shops at the Chatuchak Weekend Market. Home to almost 10,000 vendors, you’ll find everything from vintage sneakers to comic books and Thai handicrafts being sold here. You name it, Chatuchack probably sells it. The market is a great place to pick up souvenirs, but be sure to bargain for a good price. After a day of shopping and strolling around, the lush green lanes of Chatuchak Park are a welcome relief.
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Hannah P
Chiang Rai, Thailand42 contributions
Jan 2020 • Couples
A great park to have a long walk or run in. It takes you out of the loud city and into a much more peaceful atmosphere. We even got to see a monitor lizard as well!
Highly recommend a visit.
Highly recommend a visit.
Written February 2, 2020
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Joe
Bangkok, Thailand4,963 contributions
Jul 2022 • Solo
Well manicured and lovely park. Lots of walking and cycling paths. Huge lake to walk around or sit and have a picnic. Nice bridges for photo opportunities. Lots of shaded benches to rest.
Very convenient to get to via MTR or BTS. It also connects to nearby Queen Sirikit Park
Very convenient to get to via MTR or BTS. It also connects to nearby Queen Sirikit Park
Written July 29, 2022
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NightFae
134 contributions
Feb 2016 • Couples
Ride the the MRT and get off at MRT Chatuchak Park, Exit 2 leads to
Chatuchak Park and Queen Sirikit Park.
Ride the BTS and get off at BTS Mo Chit (exit 3.
Chatuchak Park and Queen Sirikit Park.
Ride the BTS and get off at BTS Mo Chit (exit 3.
Written January 9, 2017
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Margarita Kozlova
Almaty, Kazakhstan36 contributions
Nov 2019
Very nice and big park in Bangkok. Close to MRT. Good place to rest and relax. Especially nice at evening.
Written July 28, 2020
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Vibhu
New Delhi, India21 contributions
Aug 2019
Although we did not spend much time at the park due to time constraints but did enjoy local cheap shopping at the Chatuchak Market which is highly recommended. A word of advice, explore the entire market before you start buying as different sections have competitive prices for the same goods and bargain as much as you can.
Written September 11, 2019
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the_goodsoil_family
Vantaa, Finland12,360 contributions
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 few pleasant mornings or afternoons. Probably only the Train Museum is interesting for a normal tourist, but it is a nice place to go and relax.
Written March 22, 2012
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Kookysax_jb
Cardiff, UK52 contributions
Dec 2019 • Couples
A picturesque park with lovely bridges and a fountain.
Escape from the crowd at the weekend market and chill out in the park.
Escape from the crowd at the weekend market and chill out in the park.
Written December 10, 2019
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CodyMav
Gold Coast, Australia27,256 contributions
Sep 2019
Spend a day at the Chatuchak Weekend Market and you will appreciate the ability to wander this tranquil green space right beside the Chatuchak MRT
Written September 15, 2019
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429Happy
Chichester, UK5,502 contributions
Aug 2019 • Solo
I arrived at 7.30am and experienced the local people enjoying this delightful park . The lake and the bridges were very photogenic. A vast array of unusual trees many out in flower blossom. The park authority have labelled many. Came across the famous Banyan Tree. I combined the visit with a trip to the weekend market which is close by.
Written August 4, 2019
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CdnLovesTravel787
Vancouver, Canada2,923 contributions
Feb 2019 • Solo
Chatuchak Market is named after the park because it is right next to it. The park has a small lake in the park and 3 aerators move themselves around. Locals love to come here with friends and family to relax. There are playgrounds for children which is great. Joggers also love coming here as there are pathways around the park.
There are only two exits along the outside fence to a narrow street, which you cross over into the market itself. They are spread very far apart with a very long walk between them, north end and south end. I wished they had more exits along the fence as it takes quite a walk to get to either one of them.
On the other side of the fence, of the park, are rows of tables and chairs as open air restaurants with the kitchens being cooking stalls. Each table has condiments like fresh Thai basil, cucumbers, shredded cabbage and sprouts that you can add freely to your meals.
Walk across the narrow street and the huge market is right there to shop from.
Chatuchak Park is a really lovely park. The atmosphere is one of pure relaxation.
There are only two exits along the outside fence to a narrow street, which you cross over into the market itself. They are spread very far apart with a very long walk between them, north end and south end. I wished they had more exits along the fence as it takes quite a walk to get to either one of them.
On the other side of the fence, of the park, are rows of tables and chairs as open air restaurants with the kitchens being cooking stalls. Each table has condiments like fresh Thai basil, cucumbers, shredded cabbage and sprouts that you can add freely to your meals.
Walk across the narrow street and the huge market is right there to shop from.
Chatuchak Park is a really lovely park. The atmosphere is one of pure relaxation.
Written June 5, 2019
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I have no idea. I didn't see any kids do this, neither I did notice any signs that ban roller blades... So I guess it's possible, only not popular there.
Written December 25, 2017
The animal zone is right at the other end corner of Cahtuchak Market next to JJ Mall... usually opens on weekends and maybe middle of weekdays...you can even get Tibetan Mastiff there...
Written February 16, 2017
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