Bridge Within Lumphini Park, Lumphini, Pathum Wan, Bangkok
A mapped bridge within Lumphini Park, with a lakeside setting and a useful meeting-point pin. Find its exact position, wider park access information and park-office contacts.
Lumphini Park, managed by Bangkok Metropolitan Administration
Mapped bridge name
Jamadin Bridge is the name used by the exact map pin and travel listing. An official Thai name, construction date and heritage designation are not established here.
Why visit
Jamadin Bridge is a mapped bridge within Lumphini Park in Lumphini, Pathum Wan. Google Maps and Trip.com place it at the same Sarasin Road-side park location, and the travel listing’s photograph shows a low bridge spanning water among trees. Use the exact map pin to locate this feature during a park walk or to arrange a meeting. General park access and enquiries are handled by the Lumphini Park office; any temporary restriction at the bridge should be checked locally.
Use the exact map pin for Jamadin Bridge rather than treating the Sarasin Road address as a separate street entrance. The photograph attached to the exact travel listing shows the bridge across park water. Choose an open park entrance and follow the paths to the mapped location.
Plan around general park access
Bangkok Metropolitan Administration lists Lumphini Park’s general hours as 04:30–22:00 daily. These hours describe the park as a whole; they do not guarantee that every path or bridge is available throughout that period. Follow signs, barriers and staff instructions at the site.
Arrive at Lumphini Park
BMA lists Sala Daeng BTS and Silom or Lumphini MRT as public-transport options for the wider park. Select an entrance that suits your route and allow for the walk inside. The bridge’s map-listed Sarasin Road address differs from the park office’s 192 Witthayu Road address because these references describe different points within the same park.
Ask the park office about access or organised use
The park office publishes 02 252 7006 and lumpiniparks@gmail.com for park enquiries. Contact it about current restrictions or permission for an organised activity. These are wider-park contacts rather than a staffed service or booking desk at the bridge.