THE KHAOSAN EXPLORER / 06 PLACES

Parks, river & nature from Khaosan.

Green space and life on the water. Browse a quick route to each place, then open its full guide and map.

Lumphini Park is Bangkok's classic central green space, with lakeside paths, lawns and a city skyline backdrop.

From Khaosan: Take MRT from Sam Yot toward Lumphini or Silom, or use Grab depending on traffic.

The Chao Phraya is Bangkok's working river, linking the Old Town with temples, markets and modern riverside districts.

From Khaosan: Walk to Phra Arthit Pier from the Khaosan area, then choose the current river service.

Thonburi's canals reveal waterside homes, small temples and everyday river life away from major roads.

From Khaosan: Arrange a licensed long-tail boat departure at an operating riverside pier such as Tha Chang; confirm the route and price first.

Benjakitti Park combines a large lake with elevated paths and a forest park beside the Queen Sirikit convention district.

From Khaosan: Take MRT from Sam Yot to Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre, then walk into the park.

Bang Krachao is a green peninsula across the river from central Bangkok, popular for gentle cycling and leafy lanes.

From Khaosan: Use Grab to a river crossing such as Khlong Toei pier, then take the local ferry; confirm the exact pier and return service.

Chulalongkorn University Centenary Park is an urban landscape designed around stormwater management and open lawns.

From Khaosan: Take a taxi or Grab to Chulalongkorn University; public transport requires a further walk.