Lumpini Park in Bangkok, a model of harmony between people, nature and the city

Lumpini Park in Bangkok is located in the center of Bangkok, occupying a large park green space, a model of harmonious coexistence between man, nature and the city. There are many creatures in the park, including egrets, red-crowned cranes, and giant lizards. They climb up trees to sleep at night, and float in the water or appear on the lawn during the day, attracting foreigners to watch.

Lumpini Park is a place with huge energy, suitable for people with weak energy to practice and exercise. It is also equipped with an open-air gym, 200 plants a month, or a fee per use. There are also tennis courts, basketball courts, swimming pools, children's sand pool playgrounds, children's pedal car slopes, and stations for the visually impaired, disabled. There will be kind people to take them to exercise, tie a bracelet, or push a wheelchair for a walk. Concerts are often held on the open lawn, and pedal boats can be taken for free on the artificial lake. It is a completely public welfare and public service facility that is convenient and beneficial to the people.