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A long, relaxed walk through Benjakitti Park in central Bangkok.
Benjakitti Park is one of Bangkok’s most beautiful green escapes, right in the heart of the city, known for its big lake, peaceful walking paths and some of the best skyline views in Bangkok. What’s usually a two-hour walk, I condensed into about 15 minutes of video, so you get the full experience without the long trek.
What stood out most to me was the size. Benjakitti is known for its lake, but the lake is just a small part of it. There are forest paths, wetlands, open lawns and old buildings turned into activity halls, with tons of different things for people to do.
I walked over from the ibis Bangkok Sukhumvit 4, so if you’re staying around Nana or Asok, it’s within easy reach.
Which Bangkok park should you visit? Honestly, just go to the one nearest you. Every park I’ve visited in Bangkok, including Lumphini and Benchasiri, has been nice.
If you need a break from the traffic and noise, Benjakitti is proof that Bangkok has some seriously good green space.

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