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Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park.
In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you can find many people feeding the fish here. There is a children's playground, as well as a maze, made of shrubs to run and get lost in. Positioned throughout the park are numerous gazebos to find shade or eat a snack. The Japanese garden is worth seeing also. There are a few huts selling waters and ice cream around the park too, as well as one restaurant. Just outside the gates one can find many other food vendors. One unique feature is the desert house with cacti and other arid plants. Also there is a fern garden and a rose garden.
Suan Luang Rama 1X was constructed with full co-operation from BMA ( Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ) Suan Luang Rama IX Foundation and the public and private sectors as well as Thai people in commemoration of HM the King's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary in 1987. Constructed on vacant land of BMA at Nong Bon, where there is the potential to develop a flood control reservoir to store the excess water and release it gradually to the natural water body. This is the method used to solve the flood problem in line with HM the King's Royal initiative.
The park project started in 1984. However, as some pieces of land were under private ownership, the exchange of land took its time but was finally completed after a lengthy delay, some pieces having been donated. Finally, 80 hectares of land were made available for the construction of this city park. The transformation of the vacant lowland filled with holes, grass land and paddy fields into a perfectly beautiful and outstanding park for everyone to enjoy. This magnificent park reflects the power of love, great faith, respect and the harmony of Thai people towards HM the King. Certainly, this great work is a heritage to the next generation of Thai people.
Suan Luang is the largest public park in Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the Homage to His Majesty, the Botanical Garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is a long way down the Soi’s of Sukhumvit, so it's best to take a taxi to get there.
Location: Sukhumvit 103 Road, Nong Bon Sub-district, Prawet District, Bangkok 10250 Opening Hours; Daily 05.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m.
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park.
In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you can find many people feeding the fish here. There is a children's playground, as well as a maze, made of shrubs to run and get lost in. Positioned throughout the park are numerous gazebos to find shade or eat a snack. The Japanese garden is worth seeing also. There are a few huts selling waters and ice cream around the park too, as well as one restaurant. Just outside the gates one can find many other food vendors. One unique feature is the desert house with cacti and other arid plants. Also there is a fern garden and a rose garden.
Suan Luang Rama 1X was constructed with full co-operation from BMA ( Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ) Suan Luang Rama IX Foundation and the public and private sectors as well as Thai people in commemoration of HM the King's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary in 1987. Constructed on vacant land of BMA at Nong Bon, where there is the potential to develop a flood control reservoir to store the excess water and release it gradually to the natural water body. This is the method used to solve the flood problem in line with HM the King's Royal initiative.
The park project started in 1984. However, as some pieces of land were under private ownership, the exchange of land took its time but was finally completed after a lengthy delay, some pieces having been donated. Finally, 80 hectares of land were made available for the construction of this city park. The transformation of the vacant lowland filled with holes, grass land and paddy fields into a perfectly beautiful and outstanding park for everyone to enjoy. This magnificent park reflects the power of love, great faith, respect and the harmony of Thai people towards HM the King. Certainly, this great work is a heritage to the next generation of Thai people.
Suan Luang is the largest public park in Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the Homage to His Majesty, the Botanical Garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is a long way down the Soi’s of Sukhumvit, so it's best to take a taxi to get there.
Location: Sukhumvit 103 Road, Nong Bon Sub-district, Prawet District, Bangkok 10250 Opening Hours; Daily 05.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m.
- published: 28 Jan 2016
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Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park.
In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you can find many people feeding the fish here. There is a children's playground, as well as a maze, made of shrubs to run and get lost in. Positioned throughout the park are numerous gazebos to find shade or eat a snack. The Japanese garden is worth seeing also. There are a few huts selling waters and ice cream around the park too, as well as one restaurant. Just outside the gates one can find many other food vendors. One unique feature is the desert house with cacti and other arid plants. Also there is a fern garden and a rose garden.
Suan Luang Rama 1X was constructed with full co-operation from BMA ( Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ) Suan Luang Rama IX Foundation and the public and private sectors as well as Thai people in commemoration of HM the King's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary in 1987. Constructed on vacant land of BMA at Nong Bon, where there is the potential to develop a flood control reservoir to store the excess water and release it gradually to the natural water body. This is the method used to solve the flood problem in line with HM the King's Royal initiative.
The park project started in 1984. However, as some pieces of land were under private ownership, the exchange of land took its time but was finally completed after a lengthy delay, some pieces having been donated. Finally, 80 hectares of land were made available for the construction of this city park. The transformation of the vacant lowland filled with holes, grass land and paddy fields into a perfectly beautiful and outstanding park for everyone to enjoy. This magnificent park reflects the power of love, great faith, respect and the harmony of Thai people towards HM the King. Certainly, this great work is a heritage to the next generation of Thai people.
Suan Luang is the largest public park in Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the Homage to His Majesty, the Botanical Garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is a long way down the Soi’s of Sukhumvit, so it's best to take a taxi to get there.
Location: Sukhumvit 103 Road, Nong Bon Sub-district, Prawet District, Bangkok 10250 Opening Hours; Daily 05.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m.
- published: 06 Feb 2016
- views: 17
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park.
In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you can find many people feeding the fish here. There is a children's playground, as well as a maze, made of shrubs to run and get lost in. Positioned throughout the park are numerous gazebos to find shade or eat a snack. The Japanese garden is worth seeing also. There are a few huts selling waters and ice cream around the park too, as well as one restaurant. Just outside the gates one can find many other food vendors. One unique feature is the desert house with cacti and other arid plants. Also there is a fern garden and a rose garden.
Suan Luang Rama 1X was constructed with full co-operation from BMA ( Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ) Suan Luang Rama IX Foundation and the public and private sectors as well as Thai people in commemoration of HM the King's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary in 1987. Constructed on vacant land of BMA at Nong Bon, where there is the potential to develop a flood control reservoir to store the excess water and release it gradually to the natural water body. This is the method used to solve the flood problem in line with HM the King's Royal initiative.
The park project started in 1984. However, as some pieces of land were under private ownership, the exchange of land took its time but was finally completed after a lengthy delay, some pieces having been donated. Finally, 80 hectares of land were made available for the construction of this city park. The transformation of the vacant lowland filled with holes, grass land and paddy fields into a perfectly beautiful and outstanding park for everyone to enjoy. This magnificent park reflects the power of love, great faith, respect and the harmony of Thai people towards HM the King. Certainly, this great work is a heritage to the next generation of Thai people.
Suan Luang is the largest public park in Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the Homage to His Majesty, the Botanical Garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is a long way down the Soi’s of Sukhumvit, so it's best to take a taxi to get there.
Location: Sukhumvit 103 Road, Nong Bon Sub-district, Prawet District, Bangkok 10250 Opening Hours; Daily 05.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m.
- published: 07 Feb 2016
- views: 14
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park.
In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you can find many people feeding the fish here. There is a children's playground, as well as a maze, made of shrubs to run and get lost in. Positioned throughout the park are numerous gazebos to find shade or eat a snack. The Japanese garden is worth seeing also. There are a few huts selling waters and ice cream around the park too, as well as one restaurant. Just outside the gates one can find many other food vendors. One unique feature is the desert house with cacti and other arid plants. Also there is a fern garden and a rose garden.
Suan Luang Rama 1X was constructed with full co-operation from BMA ( Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ) Suan Luang Rama IX Foundation and the public and private sectors as well as Thai people in commemoration of HM the King's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary in 1987. Constructed on vacant land of BMA at Nong Bon, where there is the potential to develop a flood control reservoir to store the excess water and release it gradually to the natural water body. This is the method used to solve the flood problem in line with HM the King's Royal initiative.
The park project started in 1984. However, as some pieces of land were under private ownership, the exchange of land took its time but was finally completed after a lengthy delay, some pieces having been donated. Finally, 80 hectares of land were made available for the construction of this city park. The transformation of the vacant lowland filled with holes, grass land and paddy fields into a perfectly beautiful and outstanding park for everyone to enjoy. This magnificent park reflects the power of love, great faith, respect and the harmony of Thai people towards HM the King. Certainly, this great work is a heritage to the next generation of Thai people.
Suan Luang is the largest public park in Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the Homage to His Majesty, the Botanical Garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is a long way down the Soi’s of Sukhumvit, so it's best to take a taxi to get there.
Location: Sukhumvit 103 Road, Nong Bon Sub-district, Prawet District, Bangkok 10250 Opening Hours; Daily 05.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m.
- published: 14 Feb 2016
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One of the parks in Bangkok near Memorial Bridge pier which you can go to by Chao Phraya Express Boat is The Princess Mother Memorial Park. You can spend your free time with nature at beautiful park in Thailand capital city, Bangkok.
Khlong San, Bangkok created by the current initiative of the King since 2536 to preserve the old building, which looks and the nearby "home" HRH the Princess Royal Mother minister had been sitting. The royal will be preserved as a museum to honor. HRH Prince Travel Boromarajonani and develop a community park, which Mr. Red and Mr. Nana numerous small shareholders' ownership of land. 4 hectares of land have united egged dedicated to his Majesty graciously. The Foundation owns the land. Please enable individuals and organizations. Co-operated in the building. Memorial Park HRH the Princess Royal Mother minister. Works
TIme:
Offices: 08:30 to 16:30 hrs. (Except holidays).
Inside the park: 06.00-18.00. (All day).
Museum: 8:30 to 16:30 pm. (Except holidays).
Library: 08:30 to 16:30 hrs. (Saturday - Sunday).
Location Map: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Princess+Mother+Memorial+Park/@13.736712,100.4994329,18z/data=!4m6!1m3!3m2!1s0x30e298e323ea4a6d:0x85e5f1ff51dc03f8!2z4Lin4Lix4LiU4Lie4Li04LiK4Lii4LiN4Liy4LiV4Li04LiB4Liy4Lij4Liy4LihIOC4p-C4o-C4p-C4tOC4q-C4suC4oyAo4Lin4Lix4LiU4Lie4Li04LiK4Lix4Lii4LiN4Liy4LiV4Li0KQ!3m1!1s0x0000000000000000:0x0f0100b33d0b3960
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- published: 16 Jun 2015
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Public Park in Commemoration of H.M. the King's 6th Cycle Birthday is one of the parks in Bangkok where you can have an exercise or a picnic among the nature. The park location is near Rama IX Bridge BRT Station.
Park Arose from a partnership between the Ministry of Interior. ETA and Bangkok To honor King On the auspicious occasion of the birthday anniversary 6th December 5, 2542 by ETA grant of land. And other components in the metropolitan area Rama 9 and 52 acres to the Thonburi side of Bangkok. To create the park was supported by the Ministry of Interior. Government agencies and private Which was completed with the opening on February 14, 2543 had been named. "Park Royal 6th Cycle Birthday".
Interesting points in the park
1. Wall royal anthem Maharaja expressed his portraits of King's agenda ranging from the reign of His Majesty and his royal duties in various fields.
2. Thailand Music Hall is located along the Chao Phraya River to relax overlooking the river. Thailand and music on occasion.
3. Sculptures adorn the various points in the park are mostly in favor of the construction of the bridge 9.
4. Scenic shoreline area was allocated a waterfront walkway. The beauty of the waters of the view that there is a visual element is the great architectural works. The river is a suspension bridge or a bridge ninth spot with one of the finest views of the city. The touch of a serenely beautiful and special in the early morning and evening.
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If you stay or travel over there, the park will give you relax and take some rest for refill your energy for your body. Our guide can be there https://meetrip.to/bangkok/tours
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- published: 26 Apr 2015
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Bang Na is one of the 50 districts ( Khet ) of Bangkok, Thailand. Its neighbours, clockwise from the north, are the Phra Khanong and Prawet districts of Bangkok, Amphoe Bang Phli, Amphoe Mueang, and Amphoe Phra Pradaeng of Samut Prakan Province.
Bang Na was once a sub district of Phra Khanong. It became a separate district on 6th. March 1998.
Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Centre ( BITEC ) is a major convention and exhibition centre in Bangkok. Among it's regularly hosted events include the annual Bangkok International Motor Show. During major exhibitions, trams are provided for transportation between BITEC and On Nut Bangkok Sky train station.
Several temples are in the district such as Wat Bang Na Nai, Wat Bang Na Nok , Wat Sri Eaem and Wat Phong Phloy Witthayaram
Central City Bangna is one of the first shopping mall in Bang Na. Unlike other shopping centres belonging to Central, it has a theme park and water theme park for recreation on upper floors.
There is a BTS Sky train Sukhumvit Line: Baering Extension through the area along Sukhumvit Road. Three new stations in Bang Na are planned: Udom Suk, Bang Na and Bearing Station ( also spelled Baering ). It is expected to be finished in 2010. The new Bang Na station will be about 500 metres. away from BITEC.
- published: 07 Jan 2011
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We set off to this market on a day that was raining so hard I wondered whether it was worth going. But having arrived here, the rain stopped and the sun came out. What it had done though was keep all the people away so it was much easier to get round the market, as very few people had come that day.
I would not really call this a floating market but more a market situated on a canal, but the setting made for a great day out, and the market was first class.
Situated on the banks of Prawet burirom Canal, Khlong Suan Market lies in two provinces: Tambon Thepparat, Amphoe Ban Pho, Chachoengsao Province and Tambon Khlong Suan, Amphoe Bang Bo, Samut Prakan Province.
This traditional market dates back to the reign of King Rama V. The market contains many different shops, which are getting rare these days, since they are increasingly being replaced by modern convenience stores and shopping malls.
After more than 100 years old, it still retains the quaint charm of the old days. Visitors will be pleased with the traditional market atmosphere while enjoying a great variety of tasty food.
Klong Suan will dazzle you with its old shop houses and stalls selling a variety of tasty traditional foods like tom yam noodles, sweet Thai sausage and pot-stewed duck to desserts made from coconut, quaint old utensils and ancient tin toys.
A symbol fitting of the market is a 71 year old coffee shop, Pae Lee, laid out with a few single round tables and stools. The shop takes its name from its owner, a genial elderly person with a ready smile for his patrons.
The most touching aspect of this community, is not the ambience nor the well-maintained buildings or their architecture, but it is the residents' traditional way of life that remains largely untouched by the tides of time.
Khlong Prawet Burirom ( Khlong Phra Khanong ) was one of the great arterial waterways of the pre-automobile era in Thailand. It runs from The Chao Phraya River at Khlong Toei near Bangkok's Port, Eastwards to the Bang Phakong River near Chachoengsao, a distance of some 55 km. It is still used by boat services, but only from Phra Khanong Bridge on the Sukhumvit Road to Srinakharin rd. Passage further east is blocked by the water gates near Prawet.
- published: 13 Oct 2015
- views: 36
We set off to this market on a day that was raining so hard I wondered whether it was worth going. But having arrived here, the rain stopped and the sun came out. What it had done though was keep all the people away so it was much easier to get round the market, as very few people had come that day.
I would not really call this a floating market but more a market situated on a canal, but the setting made for a great day out, and the market was first class.
Situated on the banks of Prawet burirom Canal, Khlong Suan Market lies in two provinces: Tambon Thepparat, Amphoe Ban Pho, Chachoengsao Province and Tambon Khlong Suan, Amphoe Bang Bo, Samut Prakan Province.
This traditional market dates back to the reign of King Rama V. The market contains many different shops, which are getting rare these days, since they are increasingly being replaced by modern convenience stores and shopping malls.
After more than 100 years old, it still retains the quaint charm of the old days. Visitors will be pleased with the traditional market atmosphere while enjoying a great variety of tasty food.
Klong Suan will dazzle you with its old shop houses and stalls selling a variety of tasty traditional foods like tom yam noodles, sweet Thai sausage and pot-stewed duck to desserts made from coconut, quaint old utensils and ancient tin toys.
A symbol fitting of the market is a 71 year old coffee shop, Pae Lee, laid out with a few single round tables and stools. The shop takes its name from its owner, a genial elderly person with a ready smile for his patrons.
The most touching aspect of this community, is not the ambience nor the well-maintained buildings or their architecture, but it is the residents' traditional way of life that remains largely untouched by the tides of time.
Khlong Prawet Burirom ( Khlong Phra Khanong ) was one of the great arterial waterways of the pre-automobile era in Thailand. It runs from The Chao Phraya River at Khlong Toei near Bangkok's Port, Eastwards to the Bang Pakong River near Chachoengsao, a distance of some 55 km. It is still used by boat services, but only from Phra Khanong Bridge on the Sukhumvit Road to Srinakharin rd. Passage further east is blocked by the water gates near Prawet
- published: 22 Oct 2015
- views: 28
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Prawet District
Prawet (Thai: ประเวศ; IPA: [prà.wêːt]) is one of the 50 districts of Bangkok, Thailand, located in the southeast of the town. Neighboring districts are (from the east clockwise) Bang Phli (Samut Prakan Province), Bang Na, Phra Khanong, Suan Luang, Bang Kapi, Saphan Sung and Lat Krabang (Bangkok).
Si Nakharin road, named after Srinagarindra, is the major road of the district. There are plenty of housing projects along this road. Prawet also plays an important part to control flood problem in eastern Bangkok with a vast lake in Rama IX Park.
History
Prawet was once part of Phra Khanong district. Prawet was elevated to become a separate district in 1989. Part of Prawet, especially the Suan Luang sub-district were curved out to establish Suan Luang district on 14 January 1994.
In October 2005 the plan to create the special administrative area Nakhon Suvarnabhumi around the new Bangkok airport became public. Prawet was supposed to be one of five districts to be included into this new area.
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1:29Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 1 )
Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 1 )Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 1 )
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park. In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you can find many people feeding the fish here. There is a children's playground, as well as a maze, made of shrubs to run and get lost in. Positioned throughout the park are numerous gazebos to find shade or eat a snack. The Japanese garden is worth seeing also. There are a few huts selling waters and ice cream around the park too, as well as one restaurant. Just outside the gates one can find many other food vendors. One unique feature is the desert house with cacti and other arid plants. Also there is a fern garden and a rose garden. Suan Luang Rama 1X was constructed with full co-operation from BMA ( Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ) Suan Luang Rama IX Foundation and the public and private sectors as well as Thai people in commemoration of HM the King's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary in 1987. Constructed on vacant land of BMA at Nong Bon, where there is the potential to develop a flood control reservoir to store the excess water and release it gradually to the natural water body. This is the method used to solve the flood problem in line with HM the King's Royal initiative. The park project started in 1984. However, as some pieces of land were under private ownership, the exchange of land took its time but was finally completed after a lengthy delay, some pieces having been donated. Finally, 80 hectares of land were made available for the construction of this city park. The transformation of the vacant lowland filled with holes, grass land and paddy fields into a perfectly beautiful and outstanding park for everyone to enjoy. This magnificent park reflects the power of love, great faith, respect and the harmony of Thai people towards HM the King. Certainly, this great work is a heritage to the next generation of Thai people. Suan Luang is the largest public park in Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the Homage to His Majesty, the Botanical Garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is a long way down the Soi’s of Sukhumvit, so it's best to take a taxi to get there. Location: Sukhumvit 103 Road, Nong Bon Sub-district, Prawet District, Bangkok 10250 Opening Hours; Daily 05.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m. -
1:21Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 4 )
Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 4 )Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 4 )
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park. In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you can find many people feeding the fish here. There is a children's playground, as well as a maze, made of shrubs to run and get lost in. Positioned throughout the park are numerous gazebos to find shade or eat a snack. The Japanese garden is worth seeing also. There are a few huts selling waters and ice cream around the park too, as well as one restaurant. Just outside the gates one can find many other food vendors. One unique feature is the desert house with cacti and other arid plants. Also there is a fern garden and a rose garden. Suan Luang Rama 1X was constructed with full co-operation from BMA ( Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ) Suan Luang Rama IX Foundation and the public and private sectors as well as Thai people in commemoration of HM the King's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary in 1987. Constructed on vacant land of BMA at Nong Bon, where there is the potential to develop a flood control reservoir to store the excess water and release it gradually to the natural water body. This is the method used to solve the flood problem in line with HM the King's Royal initiative. The park project started in 1984. However, as some pieces of land were under private ownership, the exchange of land took its time but was finally completed after a lengthy delay, some pieces having been donated. Finally, 80 hectares of land were made available for the construction of this city park. The transformation of the vacant lowland filled with holes, grass land and paddy fields into a perfectly beautiful and outstanding park for everyone to enjoy. This magnificent park reflects the power of love, great faith, respect and the harmony of Thai people towards HM the King. Certainly, this great work is a heritage to the next generation of Thai people. Suan Luang is the largest public park in Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the Homage to His Majesty, the Botanical Garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is a long way down the Soi’s of Sukhumvit, so it's best to take a taxi to get there. Location: Sukhumvit 103 Road, Nong Bon Sub-district, Prawet District, Bangkok 10250 Opening Hours; Daily 05.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m. -
1:26Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 10 )
Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 10 )Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 10 )
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park. In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you can find many people feeding the fish here. There is a children's playground, as well as a maze, made of shrubs to run and get lost in. Positioned throughout the park are numerous gazebos to find shade or eat a snack. The Japanese garden is worth seeing also. There are a few huts selling waters and ice cream around the park too, as well as one restaurant. Just outside the gates one can find many other food vendors. One unique feature is the desert house with cacti and other arid plants. Also there is a fern garden and a rose garden. Suan Luang Rama 1X was constructed with full co-operation from BMA ( Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ) Suan Luang Rama IX Foundation and the public and private sectors as well as Thai people in commemoration of HM the King's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary in 1987. Constructed on vacant land of BMA at Nong Bon, where there is the potential to develop a flood control reservoir to store the excess water and release it gradually to the natural water body. This is the method used to solve the flood problem in line with HM the King's Royal initiative. The park project started in 1984. However, as some pieces of land were under private ownership, the exchange of land took its time but was finally completed after a lengthy delay, some pieces having been donated. Finally, 80 hectares of land were made available for the construction of this city park. The transformation of the vacant lowland filled with holes, grass land and paddy fields into a perfectly beautiful and outstanding park for everyone to enjoy. This magnificent park reflects the power of love, great faith, respect and the harmony of Thai people towards HM the King. Certainly, this great work is a heritage to the next generation of Thai people. Suan Luang is the largest public park in Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the Homage to His Majesty, the Botanical Garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is a long way down the Soi’s of Sukhumvit, so it's best to take a taxi to get there. Location: Sukhumvit 103 Road, Nong Bon Sub-district, Prawet District, Bangkok 10250 Opening Hours; Daily 05.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m. -
1:23Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 11 )
Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 11 )Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 11 )
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park. In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you can find many people feeding the fish here. There is a children's playground, as well as a maze, made of shrubs to run and get lost in. Positioned throughout the park are numerous gazebos to find shade or eat a snack. The Japanese garden is worth seeing also. There are a few huts selling waters and ice cream around the park too, as well as one restaurant. Just outside the gates one can find many other food vendors. One unique feature is the desert house with cacti and other arid plants. Also there is a fern garden and a rose garden. Suan Luang Rama 1X was constructed with full co-operation from BMA ( Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ) Suan Luang Rama IX Foundation and the public and private sectors as well as Thai people in commemoration of HM the King's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary in 1987. Constructed on vacant land of BMA at Nong Bon, where there is the potential to develop a flood control reservoir to store the excess water and release it gradually to the natural water body. This is the method used to solve the flood problem in line with HM the King's Royal initiative. The park project started in 1984. However, as some pieces of land were under private ownership, the exchange of land took its time but was finally completed after a lengthy delay, some pieces having been donated. Finally, 80 hectares of land were made available for the construction of this city park. The transformation of the vacant lowland filled with holes, grass land and paddy fields into a perfectly beautiful and outstanding park for everyone to enjoy. This magnificent park reflects the power of love, great faith, respect and the harmony of Thai people towards HM the King. Certainly, this great work is a heritage to the next generation of Thai people. Suan Luang is the largest public park in Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the Homage to His Majesty, the Botanical Garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is a long way down the Soi’s of Sukhumvit, so it's best to take a taxi to get there. Location: Sukhumvit 103 Road, Nong Bon Sub-district, Prawet District, Bangkok 10250 Opening Hours; Daily 05.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m. -
1:34Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 16 )
Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 16 )Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 16 )
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park. In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you can find many people feeding the fish here. There is a children's playground, as well as a maze, made of shrubs to run and get lost in. Positioned throughout the park are numerous gazebos to find shade or eat a snack. The Japanese garden is worth seeing also. There are a few huts selling waters and ice cream around the park too, as well as one restaurant. Just outside the gates one can find many other food vendors. One unique feature is the desert house with cacti and other arid plants. Also there is a fern garden and a rose garden. Suan Luang Rama 1X was constructed with full co-operation from BMA ( Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ) Suan Luang Rama IX Foundation and the public and private sectors as well as Thai people in commemoration of HM the King's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary in 1987. Constructed on vacant land of BMA at Nong Bon, where there is the potential to develop a flood control reservoir to store the excess water and release it gradually to the natural water body. This is the method used to solve the flood problem in line with HM the King's Royal initiative. The park project started in 1984. However, as some pieces of land were under private ownership, the exchange of land took its time but was finally completed after a lengthy delay, some pieces having been donated. Finally, 80 hectares of land were made available for the construction of this city park. The transformation of the vacant lowland filled with holes, grass land and paddy fields into a perfectly beautiful and outstanding park for everyone to enjoy. This magnificent park reflects the power of love, great faith, respect and the harmony of Thai people towards HM the King. Certainly, this great work is a heritage to the next generation of Thai people. Suan Luang is the largest public park in Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the Homage to His Majesty, the Botanical Garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is a long way down the Soi’s of Sukhumvit, so it's best to take a taxi to get there. Location: Sukhumvit 103 Road, Nong Bon Sub-district, Prawet District, Bangkok 10250 Opening Hours; Daily 05.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m. -
1:25Bangkok Travel Guide - Park In Bangkok - The Princess Mother Memorial Park | Meetrip
Bangkok Travel Guide - Park In Bangkok - The Princess Mother Memorial Park | MeetripBangkok Travel Guide - Park In Bangkok - The Princess Mother Memorial Park | Meetrip
One of the parks in Bangkok near Memorial Bridge pier which you can go to by Chao Phraya Express Boat is The Princess Mother Memorial Park. You can spend your free time with nature at beautiful park in Thailand capital city, Bangkok. Khlong San, Bangkok created by the current initiative of the King since 2536 to preserve the old building, which looks and the nearby "home" HRH the Princess Royal Mother minister had been sitting. The royal will be preserved as a museum to honor. HRH Prince Travel Boromarajonani and develop a community park, which Mr. Red and Mr. Nana numerous small shareholders' ownership of land. 4 hectares of land have united egged dedicated to his Majesty graciously. The Foundation owns the land. Please enable individuals and organizations. Co-operated in the building. Memorial Park HRH the Princess Royal Mother minister. Works TIme: Offices: 08:30 to 16:30 hrs. (Except holidays). Inside the park: 06.00-18.00. (All day). Museum: 8:30 to 16:30 pm. (Except holidays). Library: 08:30 to 16:30 hrs. (Saturday - Sunday). Location Map: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Princess+Mother+Memorial+Park/@13.736712,100.4994329,18z/data=!4m6!1m3!3m2!1s0x30e298e323ea4a6d:0x85e5f1ff51dc03f8!2z4Lin4Lix4LiU4Lie4Li04LiK4Lii4LiN4Liy4LiV4Li04LiB4Liy4Lij4Liy4LihIOC4p-C4o-C4p-C4tOC4q-C4suC4oyAo4Lin4Lix4LiU4Lie4Li04LiK4Lix4Lii4LiN4Liy4LiV4Li0KQ!3m1!1s0x0000000000000000:0x0f0100b33d0b3960 Follow Us Website : https://meetrip.to Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/meetrip Localhost Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/mtlch Twitter : https://twitter.com/meetrip Instagram : https://instagram.com/meetrip_to -
1:52Bangkok Travel Guide - Bangkok Park - H.M. The King Commemoration Public Park | Meetrip
Bangkok Travel Guide - Bangkok Park - H.M. The King Commemoration Public Park | MeetripBangkok Travel Guide - Bangkok Park - H.M. The King Commemoration Public Park | Meetrip
Public Park in Commemoration of H.M. the King's 6th Cycle Birthday is one of the parks in Bangkok where you can have an exercise or a picnic among the nature. The park location is near Rama IX Bridge BRT Station. Park Arose from a partnership between the Ministry of Interior. ETA and Bangkok To honor King On the auspicious occasion of the birthday anniversary 6th December 5, 2542 by ETA grant of land. And other components in the metropolitan area Rama 9 and 52 acres to the Thonburi side of Bangkok. To create the park was supported by the Ministry of Interior. Government agencies and private Which was completed with the opening on February 14, 2543 had been named. "Park Royal 6th Cycle Birthday". Interesting points in the park 1. Wall royal anthem Maharaja expressed his portraits of King's agenda ranging from the reign of His Majesty and his royal duties in various fields. 2. Thailand Music Hall is located along the Chao Phraya River to relax overlooking the river. Thailand and music on occasion. 3. Sculptures adorn the various points in the park are mostly in favor of the construction of the bridge 9. 4. Scenic shoreline area was allocated a waterfront walkway. The beauty of the waters of the view that there is a visual element is the great architectural works. The river is a suspension bridge or a bridge ninth spot with one of the finest views of the city. The touch of a serenely beautiful and special in the early morning and evening. Location Map: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Public+Park+in+Commemoration+of+H.M.+the+King's+6th+Cycle+Birthday/@13.685843,100.517313,15z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0xa7731f3f7affac56 If you stay or travel over there, the park will give you relax and take some rest for refill your energy for your body. Our guide can be there https://meetrip.to/bangkok/tours Follow Us Website : https://meetrip.to Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/meetrip Localhost Facebook : https://www.facebook.com/mtlch Twitter : https://twitter.com/meetrip Instagram : https://instagram.com/meetrip_to -
1:36Bang Na Trat Highway, Central City Plaza, 1, Bangkok, Thailand.
Bang Na Trat Highway, Central City Plaza, 1, Bangkok, Thailand.Bang Na Trat Highway, Central City Plaza, 1, Bangkok, Thailand.
Bang Na is one of the 50 districts ( Khet ) of Bangkok, Thailand. Its neighbours, clockwise from the north, are the Phra Khanong and Prawet districts of Bangkok, Amphoe Bang Phli, Amphoe Mueang, and Amphoe Phra Pradaeng of Samut Prakan Province. Bang Na was once a sub district of Phra Khanong. It became a separate district on 6th. March 1998. Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Centre ( BITEC ) is a major convention and exhibition centre in Bangkok. Among it's regularly hosted events include the annual Bangkok International Motor Show. During major exhibitions, trams are provided for transportation between BITEC and On Nut Bangkok Sky train station. Several temples are in the district such as Wat Bang Na Nai, Wat Bang Na Nok , Wat Sri Eaem and Wat Phong Phloy Witthayaram Central City Bangna is one of the first shopping mall in Bang Na. Unlike other shopping centres belonging to Central, it has a theme park and water theme park for recreation on upper floors. There is a BTS Sky train Sukhumvit Line: Baering Extension through the area along Sukhumvit Road. Three new stations in Bang Na are planned: Udom Suk, Bang Na and Bearing Station ( also spelled Baering ). It is expected to be finished in 2010. The new Bang Na station will be about 500 metres. away from BITEC. -
1:26Khlong Suan Market, or 100 year old market, Chachoengsao Province, Thailand. ( 1 )
Khlong Suan Market, or 100 year old market, Chachoengsao Province, Thailand. ( 1 )Khlong Suan Market, or 100 year old market, Chachoengsao Province, Thailand. ( 1 )
We set off to this market on a day that was raining so hard I wondered whether it was worth going. But having arrived here, the rain stopped and the sun came out. What it had done though was keep all the people away so it was much easier to get round the market, as very few people had come that day. I would not really call this a floating market but more a market situated on a canal, but the setting made for a great day out, and the market was first class. Situated on the banks of Prawet burirom Canal, Khlong Suan Market lies in two provinces: Tambon Thepparat, Amphoe Ban Pho, Chachoengsao Province and Tambon Khlong Suan, Amphoe Bang Bo, Samut Prakan Province. This traditional market dates back to the reign of King Rama V. The market contains many different shops, which are getting rare these days, since they are increasingly being replaced by modern convenience stores and shopping malls. After more than 100 years old, it still retains the quaint charm of the old days. Visitors will be pleased with the traditional market atmosphere while enjoying a great variety of tasty food. Klong Suan will dazzle you with its old shop houses and stalls selling a variety of tasty traditional foods like tom yam noodles, sweet Thai sausage and pot-stewed duck to desserts made from coconut, quaint old utensils and ancient tin toys. A symbol fitting of the market is a 71 year old coffee shop, Pae Lee, laid out with a few single round tables and stools. The shop takes its name from its owner, a genial elderly person with a ready smile for his patrons. The most touching aspect of this community, is not the ambience nor the well-maintained buildings or their architecture, but it is the residents' traditional way of life that remains largely untouched by the tides of time. Khlong Prawet Burirom ( Khlong Phra Khanong ) was one of the great arterial waterways of the pre-automobile era in Thailand. It runs from The Chao Phraya River at Khlong Toei near Bangkok's Port, Eastwards to the Bang Phakong River near Chachoengsao, a distance of some 55 km. It is still used by boat services, but only from Phra Khanong Bridge on the Sukhumvit Road to Srinakharin rd. Passage further east is blocked by the water gates near Prawet. -
1:25Khlong Suan Market, or 100 year old market, Chachoengsao Province, Thailand. ( 8 )
Khlong Suan Market, or 100 year old market, Chachoengsao Province, Thailand. ( 8 )Khlong Suan Market, or 100 year old market, Chachoengsao Province, Thailand. ( 8 )
We set off to this market on a day that was raining so hard I wondered whether it was worth going. But having arrived here, the rain stopped and the sun came out. What it had done though was keep all the people away so it was much easier to get round the market, as very few people had come that day. I would not really call this a floating market but more a market situated on a canal, but the setting made for a great day out, and the market was first class. Situated on the banks of Prawet burirom Canal, Khlong Suan Market lies in two provinces: Tambon Thepparat, Amphoe Ban Pho, Chachoengsao Province and Tambon Khlong Suan, Amphoe Bang Bo, Samut Prakan Province. This traditional market dates back to the reign of King Rama V. The market contains many different shops, which are getting rare these days, since they are increasingly being replaced by modern convenience stores and shopping malls. After more than 100 years old, it still retains the quaint charm of the old days. Visitors will be pleased with the traditional market atmosphere while enjoying a great variety of tasty food. Klong Suan will dazzle you with its old shop houses and stalls selling a variety of tasty traditional foods like tom yam noodles, sweet Thai sausage and pot-stewed duck to desserts made from coconut, quaint old utensils and ancient tin toys. A symbol fitting of the market is a 71 year old coffee shop, Pae Lee, laid out with a few single round tables and stools. The shop takes its name from its owner, a genial elderly person with a ready smile for his patrons. The most touching aspect of this community, is not the ambience nor the well-maintained buildings or their architecture, but it is the residents' traditional way of life that remains largely untouched by the tides of time. Khlong Prawet Burirom ( Khlong Phra Khanong ) was one of the great arterial waterways of the pre-automobile era in Thailand. It runs from The Chao Phraya River at Khlong Toei near Bangkok's Port, Eastwards to the Bang Pakong River near Chachoengsao, a distance of some 55 km. It is still used by boat services, but only from Phra Khanong Bridge on the Sukhumvit Road to Srinakharin rd. Passage further east is blocked by the water gates near Prawet
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Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 1 )
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park. In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you c... -
Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 4 )
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park. In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you c... -
Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 10 )
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park. In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you c... -
Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 11 )
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park. In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you c... -
Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 16 )
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park. In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you c... -
Bangkok Travel Guide - Park In Bangkok - The Princess Mother Memorial Park | Meetrip
One of the parks in Bangkok near Memorial Bridge pier which you can go to by Chao Phraya Express Boat is The Princess Mother Memorial Park. You can spend your free time with nature at beautiful park in Thailand capital city, Bangkok. Khlong San, Bangkok created by the current initiative of the King since 2536 to preserve the old building, which looks and the nearby "home" HRH the Princess Royal Mother minister had been sitting. The royal will be preserved as a museum to honor. HRH Prince Travel Boromarajonani and develop a community park, which Mr. Red and Mr. Nana numerous small shareholders' ownership of land. 4 hectares of land have united egged dedicated to his Majesty graciously. The Foundation owns the land. Please enable individuals and organizations. Co-operated in the building. M... -
Bangkok Travel Guide - Bangkok Park - H.M. The King Commemoration Public Park | Meetrip
Public Park in Commemoration of H.M. the King's 6th Cycle Birthday is one of the parks in Bangkok where you can have an exercise or a picnic among the nature. The park location is near Rama IX Bridge BRT Station. Park Arose from a partnership between the Ministry of Interior. ETA and Bangkok To honor King On the auspicious occasion of the birthday anniversary 6th December 5, 2542 by ETA grant of land. And other components in the metropolitan area Rama 9 and 52 acres to the Thonburi side of Bangkok. To create the park was supported by the Ministry of Interior. Government agencies and private Which was completed with the opening on February 14, 2543 had been named. "Park Royal 6th Cycle Birthday". Interesting points in the park 1. Wall royal anthem Maharaja expressed his portraits of King'... -
Bang Na Trat Highway, Central City Plaza, 1, Bangkok, Thailand.
Bang Na is one of the 50 districts ( Khet ) of Bangkok, Thailand. Its neighbours, clockwise from the north, are the Phra Khanong and Prawet districts of Bangkok, Amphoe Bang Phli, Amphoe Mueang, and Amphoe Phra Pradaeng of Samut Prakan Province. Bang Na was once a sub district of Phra Khanong. It became a separate district on 6th. March 1998. Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Centre ( BITEC ) is a major convention and exhibition centre in Bangkok. Among it's regularly hosted events include the annual Bangkok International Motor Show. During major exhibitions, trams are provided for transportation between BITEC and On Nut Bangkok Sky train station. Several temples are in the district such as Wat Bang Na Nai, Wat Bang Na Nok , Wat Sri Eaem and Wat Phong Phloy Witthayaram ... -
Khlong Suan Market, or 100 year old market, Chachoengsao Province, Thailand. ( 1 )
We set off to this market on a day that was raining so hard I wondered whether it was worth going. But having arrived here, the rain stopped and the sun came out. What it had done though was keep all the people away so it was much easier to get round the market, as very few people had come that day. I would not really call this a floating market but more a market situated on a canal, but the setting made for a great day out, and the market was first class. Situated on the banks of Prawet burirom Canal, Khlong Suan Market lies in two provinces: Tambon Thepparat, Amphoe Ban Pho, Chachoengsao Province and Tambon Khlong Suan, Amphoe Bang Bo, Samut Prakan Province. This traditional market dates back to the reign of King Rama V. The market contains many different shops, which are getting rare th... -
Khlong Suan Market, or 100 year old market, Chachoengsao Province, Thailand. ( 8 )
We set off to this market on a day that was raining so hard I wondered whether it was worth going. But having arrived here, the rain stopped and the sun came out. What it had done though was keep all the people away so it was much easier to get round the market, as very few people had come that day. I would not really call this a floating market but more a market situated on a canal, but the setting made for a great day out, and the market was first class. Situated on the banks of Prawet burirom Canal, Khlong Suan Market lies in two provinces: Tambon Thepparat, Amphoe Ban Pho, Chachoengsao Province and Tambon Khlong Suan, Amphoe Bang Bo, Samut Prakan Province. This traditional market dates back to the reign of King Rama V. The market contains many different shops, which are getting rare th...
Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 1 )
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Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and...
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park.
In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you can find many people feeding the fish here. There is a children's playground, as well as a maze, made of shrubs to run and get lost in. Positioned throughout the park are numerous gazebos to find shade or eat a snack. The Japanese garden is worth seeing also. There are a few huts selling waters and ice cream around the park too, as well as one restaurant. Just outside the gates one can find many other food vendors. One unique feature is the desert house with cacti and other arid plants. Also there is a fern garden and a rose garden.
Suan Luang Rama 1X was constructed with full co-operation from BMA ( Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ) Suan Luang Rama IX Foundation and the public and private sectors as well as Thai people in commemoration of HM the King's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary in 1987. Constructed on vacant land of BMA at Nong Bon, where there is the potential to develop a flood control reservoir to store the excess water and release it gradually to the natural water body. This is the method used to solve the flood problem in line with HM the King's Royal initiative.
The park project started in 1984. However, as some pieces of land were under private ownership, the exchange of land took its time but was finally completed after a lengthy delay, some pieces having been donated. Finally, 80 hectares of land were made available for the construction of this city park. The transformation of the vacant lowland filled with holes, grass land and paddy fields into a perfectly beautiful and outstanding park for everyone to enjoy. This magnificent park reflects the power of love, great faith, respect and the harmony of Thai people towards HM the King. Certainly, this great work is a heritage to the next generation of Thai people.
Suan Luang is the largest public park in Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the Homage to His Majesty, the Botanical Garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is a long way down the Soi’s of Sukhumvit, so it's best to take a taxi to get there.
Location: Sukhumvit 103 Road, Nong Bon Sub-district, Prawet District, Bangkok 10250 Opening Hours; Daily 05.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m.
wn.com/Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub District, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 1 )
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park.
In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you can find many people feeding the fish here. There is a children's playground, as well as a maze, made of shrubs to run and get lost in. Positioned throughout the park are numerous gazebos to find shade or eat a snack. The Japanese garden is worth seeing also. There are a few huts selling waters and ice cream around the park too, as well as one restaurant. Just outside the gates one can find many other food vendors. One unique feature is the desert house with cacti and other arid plants. Also there is a fern garden and a rose garden.
Suan Luang Rama 1X was constructed with full co-operation from BMA ( Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ) Suan Luang Rama IX Foundation and the public and private sectors as well as Thai people in commemoration of HM the King's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary in 1987. Constructed on vacant land of BMA at Nong Bon, where there is the potential to develop a flood control reservoir to store the excess water and release it gradually to the natural water body. This is the method used to solve the flood problem in line with HM the King's Royal initiative.
The park project started in 1984. However, as some pieces of land were under private ownership, the exchange of land took its time but was finally completed after a lengthy delay, some pieces having been donated. Finally, 80 hectares of land were made available for the construction of this city park. The transformation of the vacant lowland filled with holes, grass land and paddy fields into a perfectly beautiful and outstanding park for everyone to enjoy. This magnificent park reflects the power of love, great faith, respect and the harmony of Thai people towards HM the King. Certainly, this great work is a heritage to the next generation of Thai people.
Suan Luang is the largest public park in Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the Homage to His Majesty, the Botanical Garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is a long way down the Soi’s of Sukhumvit, so it's best to take a taxi to get there.
Location: Sukhumvit 103 Road, Nong Bon Sub-district, Prawet District, Bangkok 10250 Opening Hours; Daily 05.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m.
- published: 25 Jan 2016
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Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 4 )
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- Updated: 28 Jan 2016
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Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and...
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park.
In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you can find many people feeding the fish here. There is a children's playground, as well as a maze, made of shrubs to run and get lost in. Positioned throughout the park are numerous gazebos to find shade or eat a snack. The Japanese garden is worth seeing also. There are a few huts selling waters and ice cream around the park too, as well as one restaurant. Just outside the gates one can find many other food vendors. One unique feature is the desert house with cacti and other arid plants. Also there is a fern garden and a rose garden.
Suan Luang Rama 1X was constructed with full co-operation from BMA ( Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ) Suan Luang Rama IX Foundation and the public and private sectors as well as Thai people in commemoration of HM the King's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary in 1987. Constructed on vacant land of BMA at Nong Bon, where there is the potential to develop a flood control reservoir to store the excess water and release it gradually to the natural water body. This is the method used to solve the flood problem in line with HM the King's Royal initiative.
The park project started in 1984. However, as some pieces of land were under private ownership, the exchange of land took its time but was finally completed after a lengthy delay, some pieces having been donated. Finally, 80 hectares of land were made available for the construction of this city park. The transformation of the vacant lowland filled with holes, grass land and paddy fields into a perfectly beautiful and outstanding park for everyone to enjoy. This magnificent park reflects the power of love, great faith, respect and the harmony of Thai people towards HM the King. Certainly, this great work is a heritage to the next generation of Thai people.
Suan Luang is the largest public park in Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the Homage to His Majesty, the Botanical Garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is a long way down the Soi’s of Sukhumvit, so it's best to take a taxi to get there.
Location: Sukhumvit 103 Road, Nong Bon Sub-district, Prawet District, Bangkok 10250 Opening Hours; Daily 05.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m.
wn.com/Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub District, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 4 )
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park.
In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you can find many people feeding the fish here. There is a children's playground, as well as a maze, made of shrubs to run and get lost in. Positioned throughout the park are numerous gazebos to find shade or eat a snack. The Japanese garden is worth seeing also. There are a few huts selling waters and ice cream around the park too, as well as one restaurant. Just outside the gates one can find many other food vendors. One unique feature is the desert house with cacti and other arid plants. Also there is a fern garden and a rose garden.
Suan Luang Rama 1X was constructed with full co-operation from BMA ( Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ) Suan Luang Rama IX Foundation and the public and private sectors as well as Thai people in commemoration of HM the King's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary in 1987. Constructed on vacant land of BMA at Nong Bon, where there is the potential to develop a flood control reservoir to store the excess water and release it gradually to the natural water body. This is the method used to solve the flood problem in line with HM the King's Royal initiative.
The park project started in 1984. However, as some pieces of land were under private ownership, the exchange of land took its time but was finally completed after a lengthy delay, some pieces having been donated. Finally, 80 hectares of land were made available for the construction of this city park. The transformation of the vacant lowland filled with holes, grass land and paddy fields into a perfectly beautiful and outstanding park for everyone to enjoy. This magnificent park reflects the power of love, great faith, respect and the harmony of Thai people towards HM the King. Certainly, this great work is a heritage to the next generation of Thai people.
Suan Luang is the largest public park in Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the Homage to His Majesty, the Botanical Garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is a long way down the Soi’s of Sukhumvit, so it's best to take a taxi to get there.
Location: Sukhumvit 103 Road, Nong Bon Sub-district, Prawet District, Bangkok 10250 Opening Hours; Daily 05.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m.
- published: 28 Jan 2016
- views: 26
Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 10 )
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- Duration: 1:26
- Updated: 06 Feb 2016
- views: 17
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and...
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park.
In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you can find many people feeding the fish here. There is a children's playground, as well as a maze, made of shrubs to run and get lost in. Positioned throughout the park are numerous gazebos to find shade or eat a snack. The Japanese garden is worth seeing also. There are a few huts selling waters and ice cream around the park too, as well as one restaurant. Just outside the gates one can find many other food vendors. One unique feature is the desert house with cacti and other arid plants. Also there is a fern garden and a rose garden.
Suan Luang Rama 1X was constructed with full co-operation from BMA ( Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ) Suan Luang Rama IX Foundation and the public and private sectors as well as Thai people in commemoration of HM the King's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary in 1987. Constructed on vacant land of BMA at Nong Bon, where there is the potential to develop a flood control reservoir to store the excess water and release it gradually to the natural water body. This is the method used to solve the flood problem in line with HM the King's Royal initiative.
The park project started in 1984. However, as some pieces of land were under private ownership, the exchange of land took its time but was finally completed after a lengthy delay, some pieces having been donated. Finally, 80 hectares of land were made available for the construction of this city park. The transformation of the vacant lowland filled with holes, grass land and paddy fields into a perfectly beautiful and outstanding park for everyone to enjoy. This magnificent park reflects the power of love, great faith, respect and the harmony of Thai people towards HM the King. Certainly, this great work is a heritage to the next generation of Thai people.
Suan Luang is the largest public park in Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the Homage to His Majesty, the Botanical Garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is a long way down the Soi’s of Sukhumvit, so it's best to take a taxi to get there.
Location: Sukhumvit 103 Road, Nong Bon Sub-district, Prawet District, Bangkok 10250 Opening Hours; Daily 05.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m.
wn.com/Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub District, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 10 )
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park.
In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you can find many people feeding the fish here. There is a children's playground, as well as a maze, made of shrubs to run and get lost in. Positioned throughout the park are numerous gazebos to find shade or eat a snack. The Japanese garden is worth seeing also. There are a few huts selling waters and ice cream around the park too, as well as one restaurant. Just outside the gates one can find many other food vendors. One unique feature is the desert house with cacti and other arid plants. Also there is a fern garden and a rose garden.
Suan Luang Rama 1X was constructed with full co-operation from BMA ( Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ) Suan Luang Rama IX Foundation and the public and private sectors as well as Thai people in commemoration of HM the King's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary in 1987. Constructed on vacant land of BMA at Nong Bon, where there is the potential to develop a flood control reservoir to store the excess water and release it gradually to the natural water body. This is the method used to solve the flood problem in line with HM the King's Royal initiative.
The park project started in 1984. However, as some pieces of land were under private ownership, the exchange of land took its time but was finally completed after a lengthy delay, some pieces having been donated. Finally, 80 hectares of land were made available for the construction of this city park. The transformation of the vacant lowland filled with holes, grass land and paddy fields into a perfectly beautiful and outstanding park for everyone to enjoy. This magnificent park reflects the power of love, great faith, respect and the harmony of Thai people towards HM the King. Certainly, this great work is a heritage to the next generation of Thai people.
Suan Luang is the largest public park in Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the Homage to His Majesty, the Botanical Garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is a long way down the Soi’s of Sukhumvit, so it's best to take a taxi to get there.
Location: Sukhumvit 103 Road, Nong Bon Sub-district, Prawet District, Bangkok 10250 Opening Hours; Daily 05.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m.
- published: 06 Feb 2016
- views: 17
Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 11 )
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- Duration: 1:23
- Updated: 07 Feb 2016
- views: 14
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and...
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park.
In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you can find many people feeding the fish here. There is a children's playground, as well as a maze, made of shrubs to run and get lost in. Positioned throughout the park are numerous gazebos to find shade or eat a snack. The Japanese garden is worth seeing also. There are a few huts selling waters and ice cream around the park too, as well as one restaurant. Just outside the gates one can find many other food vendors. One unique feature is the desert house with cacti and other arid plants. Also there is a fern garden and a rose garden.
Suan Luang Rama 1X was constructed with full co-operation from BMA ( Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ) Suan Luang Rama IX Foundation and the public and private sectors as well as Thai people in commemoration of HM the King's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary in 1987. Constructed on vacant land of BMA at Nong Bon, where there is the potential to develop a flood control reservoir to store the excess water and release it gradually to the natural water body. This is the method used to solve the flood problem in line with HM the King's Royal initiative.
The park project started in 1984. However, as some pieces of land were under private ownership, the exchange of land took its time but was finally completed after a lengthy delay, some pieces having been donated. Finally, 80 hectares of land were made available for the construction of this city park. The transformation of the vacant lowland filled with holes, grass land and paddy fields into a perfectly beautiful and outstanding park for everyone to enjoy. This magnificent park reflects the power of love, great faith, respect and the harmony of Thai people towards HM the King. Certainly, this great work is a heritage to the next generation of Thai people.
Suan Luang is the largest public park in Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the Homage to His Majesty, the Botanical Garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is a long way down the Soi’s of Sukhumvit, so it's best to take a taxi to get there.
Location: Sukhumvit 103 Road, Nong Bon Sub-district, Prawet District, Bangkok 10250 Opening Hours; Daily 05.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m.
wn.com/Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub District, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 11 )
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park.
In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you can find many people feeding the fish here. There is a children's playground, as well as a maze, made of shrubs to run and get lost in. Positioned throughout the park are numerous gazebos to find shade or eat a snack. The Japanese garden is worth seeing also. There are a few huts selling waters and ice cream around the park too, as well as one restaurant. Just outside the gates one can find many other food vendors. One unique feature is the desert house with cacti and other arid plants. Also there is a fern garden and a rose garden.
Suan Luang Rama 1X was constructed with full co-operation from BMA ( Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ) Suan Luang Rama IX Foundation and the public and private sectors as well as Thai people in commemoration of HM the King's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary in 1987. Constructed on vacant land of BMA at Nong Bon, where there is the potential to develop a flood control reservoir to store the excess water and release it gradually to the natural water body. This is the method used to solve the flood problem in line with HM the King's Royal initiative.
The park project started in 1984. However, as some pieces of land were under private ownership, the exchange of land took its time but was finally completed after a lengthy delay, some pieces having been donated. Finally, 80 hectares of land were made available for the construction of this city park. The transformation of the vacant lowland filled with holes, grass land and paddy fields into a perfectly beautiful and outstanding park for everyone to enjoy. This magnificent park reflects the power of love, great faith, respect and the harmony of Thai people towards HM the King. Certainly, this great work is a heritage to the next generation of Thai people.
Suan Luang is the largest public park in Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the Homage to His Majesty, the Botanical Garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is a long way down the Soi’s of Sukhumvit, so it's best to take a taxi to get there.
Location: Sukhumvit 103 Road, Nong Bon Sub-district, Prawet District, Bangkok 10250 Opening Hours; Daily 05.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m.
- published: 07 Feb 2016
- views: 14
Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub district, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 16 )
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- Duration: 1:34
- Updated: 14 Feb 2016
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Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and...
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park.
In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you can find many people feeding the fish here. There is a children's playground, as well as a maze, made of shrubs to run and get lost in. Positioned throughout the park are numerous gazebos to find shade or eat a snack. The Japanese garden is worth seeing also. There are a few huts selling waters and ice cream around the park too, as well as one restaurant. Just outside the gates one can find many other food vendors. One unique feature is the desert house with cacti and other arid plants. Also there is a fern garden and a rose garden.
Suan Luang Rama 1X was constructed with full co-operation from BMA ( Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ) Suan Luang Rama IX Foundation and the public and private sectors as well as Thai people in commemoration of HM the King's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary in 1987. Constructed on vacant land of BMA at Nong Bon, where there is the potential to develop a flood control reservoir to store the excess water and release it gradually to the natural water body. This is the method used to solve the flood problem in line with HM the King's Royal initiative.
The park project started in 1984. However, as some pieces of land were under private ownership, the exchange of land took its time but was finally completed after a lengthy delay, some pieces having been donated. Finally, 80 hectares of land were made available for the construction of this city park. The transformation of the vacant lowland filled with holes, grass land and paddy fields into a perfectly beautiful and outstanding park for everyone to enjoy. This magnificent park reflects the power of love, great faith, respect and the harmony of Thai people towards HM the King. Certainly, this great work is a heritage to the next generation of Thai people.
Suan Luang is the largest public park in Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the Homage to His Majesty, the Botanical Garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is a long way down the Soi’s of Sukhumvit, so it's best to take a taxi to get there.
Location: Sukhumvit 103 Road, Nong Bon Sub-district, Prawet District, Bangkok 10250 Opening Hours; Daily 05.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m.
wn.com/Suan Luang Rama 1X Public Park, Nong Bon Sub District, Prawet, Bangkok, Thailand. ( 16 )
Suan Luang Rama IX Park is a large public park on the Eastern outskirts of Bangkok near Bangna. The park opens early in the morning mostly for people to run and use the facilities of the sports centre of this vast park. Entrance fees are very nominal. ( 5 Baht for Thai or 10 Baht for foreigners plus 20 Baht if you park your car there. ) There are plenty of trails to explore through numerous flower gardens. The day I went here there was heavy rain, and walking around a vast park like this is not the best idea for a day out. However when the rain stopped and the sun tried to pop it’s head out from numerous clouds it was more enjoyable. I was then able to take some photos of this beautifully kept park.
In the centre is a pond with duck and swan shaped pedal boats for rent. Often you can find many people feeding the fish here. There is a children's playground, as well as a maze, made of shrubs to run and get lost in. Positioned throughout the park are numerous gazebos to find shade or eat a snack. The Japanese garden is worth seeing also. There are a few huts selling waters and ice cream around the park too, as well as one restaurant. Just outside the gates one can find many other food vendors. One unique feature is the desert house with cacti and other arid plants. Also there is a fern garden and a rose garden.
Suan Luang Rama 1X was constructed with full co-operation from BMA ( Bangkok Metropolitan Administration ) Suan Luang Rama IX Foundation and the public and private sectors as well as Thai people in commemoration of HM the King's 5th Cycle Birthday Anniversary in 1987. Constructed on vacant land of BMA at Nong Bon, where there is the potential to develop a flood control reservoir to store the excess water and release it gradually to the natural water body. This is the method used to solve the flood problem in line with HM the King's Royal initiative.
The park project started in 1984. However, as some pieces of land were under private ownership, the exchange of land took its time but was finally completed after a lengthy delay, some pieces having been donated. Finally, 80 hectares of land were made available for the construction of this city park. The transformation of the vacant lowland filled with holes, grass land and paddy fields into a perfectly beautiful and outstanding park for everyone to enjoy. This magnificent park reflects the power of love, great faith, respect and the harmony of Thai people towards HM the King. Certainly, this great work is a heritage to the next generation of Thai people.
Suan Luang is the largest public park in Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the Homage to His Majesty, the Botanical Garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is a long way down the Soi’s of Sukhumvit, so it's best to take a taxi to get there.
Location: Sukhumvit 103 Road, Nong Bon Sub-district, Prawet District, Bangkok 10250 Opening Hours; Daily 05.00 a.m. - 06.00 p.m.
- published: 14 Feb 2016
- views: 11
Bangkok Travel Guide - Park In Bangkok - The Princess Mother Memorial Park | Meetrip
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- Duration: 1:25
- Updated: 16 Jun 2015
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One of the parks in Bangkok near Memorial Bridge pier which you can go to by Chao Phraya Express Boat is The Princess Mother Memorial Park. You can spend your f...
One of the parks in Bangkok near Memorial Bridge pier which you can go to by Chao Phraya Express Boat is The Princess Mother Memorial Park. You can spend your free time with nature at beautiful park in Thailand capital city, Bangkok.
Khlong San, Bangkok created by the current initiative of the King since 2536 to preserve the old building, which looks and the nearby "home" HRH the Princess Royal Mother minister had been sitting. The royal will be preserved as a museum to honor. HRH Prince Travel Boromarajonani and develop a community park, which Mr. Red and Mr. Nana numerous small shareholders' ownership of land. 4 hectares of land have united egged dedicated to his Majesty graciously. The Foundation owns the land. Please enable individuals and organizations. Co-operated in the building. Memorial Park HRH the Princess Royal Mother minister. Works
TIme:
Offices: 08:30 to 16:30 hrs. (Except holidays).
Inside the park: 06.00-18.00. (All day).
Museum: 8:30 to 16:30 pm. (Except holidays).
Library: 08:30 to 16:30 hrs. (Saturday - Sunday).
Location Map: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Princess+Mother+Memorial+Park/@13.736712,100.4994329,18z/data=!4m6!1m3!3m2!1s0x30e298e323ea4a6d:0x85e5f1ff51dc03f8!2z4Lin4Lix4LiU4Lie4Li04LiK4Lii4LiN4Liy4LiV4Li04LiB4Liy4Lij4Liy4LihIOC4p-C4o-C4p-C4tOC4q-C4suC4oyAo4Lin4Lix4LiU4Lie4Li04LiK4Lix4Lii4LiN4Liy4LiV4Li0KQ!3m1!1s0x0000000000000000:0x0f0100b33d0b3960
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wn.com/Bangkok Travel Guide Park In Bangkok The Princess Mother Memorial Park | Meetrip
One of the parks in Bangkok near Memorial Bridge pier which you can go to by Chao Phraya Express Boat is The Princess Mother Memorial Park. You can spend your free time with nature at beautiful park in Thailand capital city, Bangkok.
Khlong San, Bangkok created by the current initiative of the King since 2536 to preserve the old building, which looks and the nearby "home" HRH the Princess Royal Mother minister had been sitting. The royal will be preserved as a museum to honor. HRH Prince Travel Boromarajonani and develop a community park, which Mr. Red and Mr. Nana numerous small shareholders' ownership of land. 4 hectares of land have united egged dedicated to his Majesty graciously. The Foundation owns the land. Please enable individuals and organizations. Co-operated in the building. Memorial Park HRH the Princess Royal Mother minister. Works
TIme:
Offices: 08:30 to 16:30 hrs. (Except holidays).
Inside the park: 06.00-18.00. (All day).
Museum: 8:30 to 16:30 pm. (Except holidays).
Library: 08:30 to 16:30 hrs. (Saturday - Sunday).
Location Map: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Princess+Mother+Memorial+Park/@13.736712,100.4994329,18z/data=!4m6!1m3!3m2!1s0x30e298e323ea4a6d:0x85e5f1ff51dc03f8!2z4Lin4Lix4LiU4Lie4Li04LiK4Lii4LiN4Liy4LiV4Li04LiB4Liy4Lij4Liy4LihIOC4p-C4o-C4p-C4tOC4q-C4suC4oyAo4Lin4Lix4LiU4Lie4Li04LiK4Lix4Lii4LiN4Liy4LiV4Li0KQ!3m1!1s0x0000000000000000:0x0f0100b33d0b3960
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- published: 16 Jun 2015
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Bangkok Travel Guide - Bangkok Park - H.M. The King Commemoration Public Park | Meetrip
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- Duration: 1:52
- Updated: 26 Apr 2015
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Public Park in Commemoration of H.M. the King's 6th Cycle Birthday is one of the parks in Bangkok where you can have an exercise or a picnic among the nature. T...
Public Park in Commemoration of H.M. the King's 6th Cycle Birthday is one of the parks in Bangkok where you can have an exercise or a picnic among the nature. The park location is near Rama IX Bridge BRT Station.
Park Arose from a partnership between the Ministry of Interior. ETA and Bangkok To honor King On the auspicious occasion of the birthday anniversary 6th December 5, 2542 by ETA grant of land. And other components in the metropolitan area Rama 9 and 52 acres to the Thonburi side of Bangkok. To create the park was supported by the Ministry of Interior. Government agencies and private Which was completed with the opening on February 14, 2543 had been named. "Park Royal 6th Cycle Birthday".
Interesting points in the park
1. Wall royal anthem Maharaja expressed his portraits of King's agenda ranging from the reign of His Majesty and his royal duties in various fields.
2. Thailand Music Hall is located along the Chao Phraya River to relax overlooking the river. Thailand and music on occasion.
3. Sculptures adorn the various points in the park are mostly in favor of the construction of the bridge 9.
4. Scenic shoreline area was allocated a waterfront walkway. The beauty of the waters of the view that there is a visual element is the great architectural works. The river is a suspension bridge or a bridge ninth spot with one of the finest views of the city. The touch of a serenely beautiful and special in the early morning and evening.
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Public Park in Commemoration of H.M. the King's 6th Cycle Birthday is one of the parks in Bangkok where you can have an exercise or a picnic among the nature. The park location is near Rama IX Bridge BRT Station.
Park Arose from a partnership between the Ministry of Interior. ETA and Bangkok To honor King On the auspicious occasion of the birthday anniversary 6th December 5, 2542 by ETA grant of land. And other components in the metropolitan area Rama 9 and 52 acres to the Thonburi side of Bangkok. To create the park was supported by the Ministry of Interior. Government agencies and private Which was completed with the opening on February 14, 2543 had been named. "Park Royal 6th Cycle Birthday".
Interesting points in the park
1. Wall royal anthem Maharaja expressed his portraits of King's agenda ranging from the reign of His Majesty and his royal duties in various fields.
2. Thailand Music Hall is located along the Chao Phraya River to relax overlooking the river. Thailand and music on occasion.
3. Sculptures adorn the various points in the park are mostly in favor of the construction of the bridge 9.
4. Scenic shoreline area was allocated a waterfront walkway. The beauty of the waters of the view that there is a visual element is the great architectural works. The river is a suspension bridge or a bridge ninth spot with one of the finest views of the city. The touch of a serenely beautiful and special in the early morning and evening.
Location Map: https://www.google.com/maps/place/Public+Park+in+Commemoration+of+H.M.+the+King's+6th+Cycle+Birthday/@13.685843,100.517313,15z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x0:0xa7731f3f7affac56
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Bang Na Trat Highway, Central City Plaza, 1, Bangkok, Thailand.
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Bang Na is one of the 50 districts ( Khet ) of Bangkok, Thailand. Its neighbours, clockwise from the north, are the Phra Khanong and Prawet districts of Bangkok...
Bang Na is one of the 50 districts ( Khet ) of Bangkok, Thailand. Its neighbours, clockwise from the north, are the Phra Khanong and Prawet districts of Bangkok, Amphoe Bang Phli, Amphoe Mueang, and Amphoe Phra Pradaeng of Samut Prakan Province.
Bang Na was once a sub district of Phra Khanong. It became a separate district on 6th. March 1998.
Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Centre ( BITEC ) is a major convention and exhibition centre in Bangkok. Among it's regularly hosted events include the annual Bangkok International Motor Show. During major exhibitions, trams are provided for transportation between BITEC and On Nut Bangkok Sky train station.
Several temples are in the district such as Wat Bang Na Nai, Wat Bang Na Nok , Wat Sri Eaem and Wat Phong Phloy Witthayaram
Central City Bangna is one of the first shopping mall in Bang Na. Unlike other shopping centres belonging to Central, it has a theme park and water theme park for recreation on upper floors.
There is a BTS Sky train Sukhumvit Line: Baering Extension through the area along Sukhumvit Road. Three new stations in Bang Na are planned: Udom Suk, Bang Na and Bearing Station ( also spelled Baering ). It is expected to be finished in 2010. The new Bang Na station will be about 500 metres. away from BITEC.
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Bang Na is one of the 50 districts ( Khet ) of Bangkok, Thailand. Its neighbours, clockwise from the north, are the Phra Khanong and Prawet districts of Bangkok, Amphoe Bang Phli, Amphoe Mueang, and Amphoe Phra Pradaeng of Samut Prakan Province.
Bang Na was once a sub district of Phra Khanong. It became a separate district on 6th. March 1998.
Bangkok International Trade and Exhibition Centre ( BITEC ) is a major convention and exhibition centre in Bangkok. Among it's regularly hosted events include the annual Bangkok International Motor Show. During major exhibitions, trams are provided for transportation between BITEC and On Nut Bangkok Sky train station.
Several temples are in the district such as Wat Bang Na Nai, Wat Bang Na Nok , Wat Sri Eaem and Wat Phong Phloy Witthayaram
Central City Bangna is one of the first shopping mall in Bang Na. Unlike other shopping centres belonging to Central, it has a theme park and water theme park for recreation on upper floors.
There is a BTS Sky train Sukhumvit Line: Baering Extension through the area along Sukhumvit Road. Three new stations in Bang Na are planned: Udom Suk, Bang Na and Bearing Station ( also spelled Baering ). It is expected to be finished in 2010. The new Bang Na station will be about 500 metres. away from BITEC.
- published: 07 Jan 2011
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Khlong Suan Market, or 100 year old market, Chachoengsao Province, Thailand. ( 1 )
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We set off to this market on a day that was raining so hard I wondered whether it was worth going. But having arrived here, the rain stopped and the sun came ou...
We set off to this market on a day that was raining so hard I wondered whether it was worth going. But having arrived here, the rain stopped and the sun came out. What it had done though was keep all the people away so it was much easier to get round the market, as very few people had come that day.
I would not really call this a floating market but more a market situated on a canal, but the setting made for a great day out, and the market was first class.
Situated on the banks of Prawet burirom Canal, Khlong Suan Market lies in two provinces: Tambon Thepparat, Amphoe Ban Pho, Chachoengsao Province and Tambon Khlong Suan, Amphoe Bang Bo, Samut Prakan Province.
This traditional market dates back to the reign of King Rama V. The market contains many different shops, which are getting rare these days, since they are increasingly being replaced by modern convenience stores and shopping malls.
After more than 100 years old, it still retains the quaint charm of the old days. Visitors will be pleased with the traditional market atmosphere while enjoying a great variety of tasty food.
Klong Suan will dazzle you with its old shop houses and stalls selling a variety of tasty traditional foods like tom yam noodles, sweet Thai sausage and pot-stewed duck to desserts made from coconut, quaint old utensils and ancient tin toys.
A symbol fitting of the market is a 71 year old coffee shop, Pae Lee, laid out with a few single round tables and stools. The shop takes its name from its owner, a genial elderly person with a ready smile for his patrons.
The most touching aspect of this community, is not the ambience nor the well-maintained buildings or their architecture, but it is the residents' traditional way of life that remains largely untouched by the tides of time.
Khlong Prawet Burirom ( Khlong Phra Khanong ) was one of the great arterial waterways of the pre-automobile era in Thailand. It runs from The Chao Phraya River at Khlong Toei near Bangkok's Port, Eastwards to the Bang Phakong River near Chachoengsao, a distance of some 55 km. It is still used by boat services, but only from Phra Khanong Bridge on the Sukhumvit Road to Srinakharin rd. Passage further east is blocked by the water gates near Prawet.
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We set off to this market on a day that was raining so hard I wondered whether it was worth going. But having arrived here, the rain stopped and the sun came out. What it had done though was keep all the people away so it was much easier to get round the market, as very few people had come that day.
I would not really call this a floating market but more a market situated on a canal, but the setting made for a great day out, and the market was first class.
Situated on the banks of Prawet burirom Canal, Khlong Suan Market lies in two provinces: Tambon Thepparat, Amphoe Ban Pho, Chachoengsao Province and Tambon Khlong Suan, Amphoe Bang Bo, Samut Prakan Province.
This traditional market dates back to the reign of King Rama V. The market contains many different shops, which are getting rare these days, since they are increasingly being replaced by modern convenience stores and shopping malls.
After more than 100 years old, it still retains the quaint charm of the old days. Visitors will be pleased with the traditional market atmosphere while enjoying a great variety of tasty food.
Klong Suan will dazzle you with its old shop houses and stalls selling a variety of tasty traditional foods like tom yam noodles, sweet Thai sausage and pot-stewed duck to desserts made from coconut, quaint old utensils and ancient tin toys.
A symbol fitting of the market is a 71 year old coffee shop, Pae Lee, laid out with a few single round tables and stools. The shop takes its name from its owner, a genial elderly person with a ready smile for his patrons.
The most touching aspect of this community, is not the ambience nor the well-maintained buildings or their architecture, but it is the residents' traditional way of life that remains largely untouched by the tides of time.
Khlong Prawet Burirom ( Khlong Phra Khanong ) was one of the great arterial waterways of the pre-automobile era in Thailand. It runs from The Chao Phraya River at Khlong Toei near Bangkok's Port, Eastwards to the Bang Phakong River near Chachoengsao, a distance of some 55 km. It is still used by boat services, but only from Phra Khanong Bridge on the Sukhumvit Road to Srinakharin rd. Passage further east is blocked by the water gates near Prawet.
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Khlong Suan Market, or 100 year old market, Chachoengsao Province, Thailand. ( 8 )
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- Duration: 1:25
- Updated: 22 Oct 2015
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We set off to this market on a day that was raining so hard I wondered whether it was worth going. But having arrived here, the rain stopped and the sun came ou...
We set off to this market on a day that was raining so hard I wondered whether it was worth going. But having arrived here, the rain stopped and the sun came out. What it had done though was keep all the people away so it was much easier to get round the market, as very few people had come that day.
I would not really call this a floating market but more a market situated on a canal, but the setting made for a great day out, and the market was first class.
Situated on the banks of Prawet burirom Canal, Khlong Suan Market lies in two provinces: Tambon Thepparat, Amphoe Ban Pho, Chachoengsao Province and Tambon Khlong Suan, Amphoe Bang Bo, Samut Prakan Province.
This traditional market dates back to the reign of King Rama V. The market contains many different shops, which are getting rare these days, since they are increasingly being replaced by modern convenience stores and shopping malls.
After more than 100 years old, it still retains the quaint charm of the old days. Visitors will be pleased with the traditional market atmosphere while enjoying a great variety of tasty food.
Klong Suan will dazzle you with its old shop houses and stalls selling a variety of tasty traditional foods like tom yam noodles, sweet Thai sausage and pot-stewed duck to desserts made from coconut, quaint old utensils and ancient tin toys.
A symbol fitting of the market is a 71 year old coffee shop, Pae Lee, laid out with a few single round tables and stools. The shop takes its name from its owner, a genial elderly person with a ready smile for his patrons.
The most touching aspect of this community, is not the ambience nor the well-maintained buildings or their architecture, but it is the residents' traditional way of life that remains largely untouched by the tides of time.
Khlong Prawet Burirom ( Khlong Phra Khanong ) was one of the great arterial waterways of the pre-automobile era in Thailand. It runs from The Chao Phraya River at Khlong Toei near Bangkok's Port, Eastwards to the Bang Pakong River near Chachoengsao, a distance of some 55 km. It is still used by boat services, but only from Phra Khanong Bridge on the Sukhumvit Road to Srinakharin rd. Passage further east is blocked by the water gates near Prawet
wn.com/Khlong Suan Market, Or 100 Year Old Market, Chachoengsao Province, Thailand. ( 8 )
We set off to this market on a day that was raining so hard I wondered whether it was worth going. But having arrived here, the rain stopped and the sun came out. What it had done though was keep all the people away so it was much easier to get round the market, as very few people had come that day.
I would not really call this a floating market but more a market situated on a canal, but the setting made for a great day out, and the market was first class.
Situated on the banks of Prawet burirom Canal, Khlong Suan Market lies in two provinces: Tambon Thepparat, Amphoe Ban Pho, Chachoengsao Province and Tambon Khlong Suan, Amphoe Bang Bo, Samut Prakan Province.
This traditional market dates back to the reign of King Rama V. The market contains many different shops, which are getting rare these days, since they are increasingly being replaced by modern convenience stores and shopping malls.
After more than 100 years old, it still retains the quaint charm of the old days. Visitors will be pleased with the traditional market atmosphere while enjoying a great variety of tasty food.
Klong Suan will dazzle you with its old shop houses and stalls selling a variety of tasty traditional foods like tom yam noodles, sweet Thai sausage and pot-stewed duck to desserts made from coconut, quaint old utensils and ancient tin toys.
A symbol fitting of the market is a 71 year old coffee shop, Pae Lee, laid out with a few single round tables and stools. The shop takes its name from its owner, a genial elderly person with a ready smile for his patrons.
The most touching aspect of this community, is not the ambience nor the well-maintained buildings or their architecture, but it is the residents' traditional way of life that remains largely untouched by the tides of time.
Khlong Prawet Burirom ( Khlong Phra Khanong ) was one of the great arterial waterways of the pre-automobile era in Thailand. It runs from The Chao Phraya River at Khlong Toei near Bangkok's Port, Eastwards to the Bang Pakong River near Chachoengsao, a distance of some 55 km. It is still used by boat services, but only from Phra Khanong Bridge on the Sukhumvit Road to Srinakharin rd. Passage further east is blocked by the water gates near Prawet
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Bangkok Travel Guide - Park In Bangkok - The Princess Mother Memorial Park | Meetrip
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