Benchakitti Park

A well-maintained and spacious park in the heart of Bangkok, perfect for walking, jogging, or just taking a break from the city. The park is especially nice in the early morning or late afternoon when the weather is cooler and the atmosphere is calmer. The skywalk and green bridge connecting different sections of the park are highlights, offering great views of the lake, greenery, and surrounding skyline. Plenty of space for casual exercise, cycling, or simply sitting by the water. Facilities are clean and well-organized, including restrooms and seating areas. The park feels safe and is popular with both locals and visitors, without feeling overly crowded. Very accessible by public transport, within walking distance from BTS and MRT. Overall, a great urban park for relaxation, light exercise, or a quiet escape in the middle of Bangkok.

Great park to relax, enjoy the greenery and exercise. Good views of the city clean safe shaded environment for walking or jogging. Opens early and closes late, about 10 pm. Very accessible, close to BTS Asok or MRT Sukhumvit. Suitable for all ages and families as well. At the end your visit you can visit the convention center to have an Air Condition dose and have a drink or meal. The elevated walkway is really nice and great place to take pictures and see people taking pictures as well.

A wonderful park right in the center of Bangkok! I came here for a early morning run, and had such a nice experience. The park is perfect for running/walking and I truly appreciate the separate running lane! The park is also well maintained and very clean. Not too busy when I arrived, around 7-8pm! I'd definitely recommend this for runners and people who just want to relax and enjoy some greenery and beautiful scenery in the center of BKK. ✨

I read some reviews and decided go to here for enjoying the view. But the park is really small and hot. If you go to there before 5pm, it could burn you kkkk. Anway good place for running and enjoy sunset, sunsight.

Benjakitti Park is my favorite park in Bangkok. It is peaceful, green, and refreshing, like an oasis in the middle of a busy city. The park is very convenient because it is close to BTS Asok or MRT Queen Sirikit and other public transport. You can exercise, walk, jog, or enjoy a relaxing picnic with friends or family. I love the beautiful landscapes, modern architecture, and calm lake views. The wetland restoration of trees and birds make the park feel natural and alive. It is a must-visit place in Bangkok. The only negative point is that there are fewer restrooms and has to walk far.

I went to Benchakitti Park about a week ago (January 23-25, 2026). I visited the park that is open for jogging. The running track is divided into two paths, one for running and one for walking. There's another track, which I think is for wheelchairs or for walking in opposite directions, a large circular path around a lake with a fountain in the center. Pedal boats are also available for rent from 9 am to 6 pm, free of charge. There are grassy areas where people can relax. There's also a dedicated bike area. I rented a bicycle at the entrance for 10 baht per hour or 50 baht per day. There are staff throughout the park, and they provide immediate assistance and first aid in case of an accident. They also gave me helpful directions for cycling. However, this area has a limited time of 5 pm. Overall, the strengths are its cleanliness and safety, and no entrance fee. However, weaknesses include difficulty finding restrooms, being too dark, something being broken, and the bike zone closing too early. Nevertheless, it's easily accessible by MRT (Queen Sirikit National Convention Center station).

Beautiful park! So many walking/running/bike paths. I recommend going in the morning (6-7am) or evening (5pm - later) as the weather will be in your favor (not too hot, unless you like the afternoon heat). There are some bathrooms in the park but they are not the cleanest and I would recommend bringing toilet paper and hand sanitizer.

Benjakitti Park is one of my favourite parks - possibly my all time favourite - urban park I’ve ever visited. I first came here in 2023 and returned again in December 2025. The transformation is incredible: stepping from the crazily busy and noisy Sukhumvit streets straight into the calm of the park feels almost unreal. Birdsong replaces city noise. People are enjoying sports, walking, photography, and the many birds found throughout the park. A friendly member of the park staff even pointed me to the exact tree where the owls were living. I also met many like-minded nature lovers while photographing the stunning birds in the park. I will definitely come back whenever I’m in Bangkok.