Location: | Sukhumvit Soi 103 |
Area: | 200 acres |
Opened in: | 1987 |
Highlights: | Homage to His Majesty, Botanical Garden, Reservoir, Rommaniya Garden, Sanam Rasdara, Water Garden |
Opening Hours: | 5 am to 7 pm |

The entire park sets aside six main areas of interest for visitors – Homage to His Majesty, The Botanical Garden, The Reservoir, Rommaniya Garden, The Sanam Rasdara and The Water Garden. Each of these areas holds its own charm in the form of botanical gardens, aquatic pleasures and various other recreational options. The ‘Homage to his Majesty’ area sprawls across 8.4 acres and houses the striking nine-sided Commemoration Hall (Ratchamongkol Hall) that displays works inspired by the King and countless other royal artifacts.
‘The Botanical Garden’, separated into many slices, stands on an area of 60 acres. Its fairytale beauty, along with its breathtaking venues, makes this spot the favorite corner of many visitors. Those who want to witness the archetypal natural landscape of Thailand should trip to the ‘Rommaniya Garden’ that features mountains, waterfalls, streams and forested areas of the country. The lush beauty and natural diversity of the place is also magnified with the help of different plant species and stones.
Another tourist hotspot is the artificial lake ‘Prapang Kaew Keb Nam’ in ‘The Reservoir’ area of the park. This artificial lake offers scores of water sports and serves as the ideal venue for various cultural activities. Apart from that, the ‘Sanam Rasdara’, the large grassy area of the park, presents various delights in the form of sporting events, musical performances and outdoor concerts for the public. The ‘Water Garden’ in the park is another quaint corner that houses various exotic species of birds and aquatic plants.