Pupha Mahanatee Garden
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Pupha Mahanatee Garden is a 26-rai landscape within Queen Sirikit Park, designed around the relationship between forests, water and people, with a collection connected to royal tree plantings.
Visiting essentials
Setting
Named section within Queen Sirikit ParkGarden area
26 rai, according to the foundationA forest-and-water landscape within the park
Understand the planting theme
Plants with a recorded royal connection
The foundation describes trees propagated from royal plantings made across the country. The collection gives the landscape an educational and commemorative purpose.
ExploreFrom uplands to the lowlands
The owner’s account explains the section through ecosystems and vegetation extending from higher ground to lowland areas. The garden’s name and design refer to that connection between land and water.
ExplorePlan it as part of a Queen Sirikit Park visit
Containing-park visitor guidance
The foundation publishes 05:00–19:00 daily for Queen Sirikit Park. General park entry is free, with separate charges for toilets and parking. Plan the section as part of a visit to the wider grounds.
ExploreFollow the garden rules
The containing park prohibits cycling, pets, smoking, alcohol, drones and picking flowers, fruit or seeds. Follow signs in the named section as well as the general park rules.
ExploreFind the named garden section
Official numbered map
The foundation’s park map marks Pupha Mahanatee Garden as item 14. Use that map to locate the section within Queen Sirikit Park; the feature-centre coordinate is not a gate.
ExploreArrival and assistance
The foundation identifies BTS Mo Chit and MRT Chatuchak Park for arrival to the wider grounds. Ask about a particular accessible route or assistance requirement; no separate adapted route within Pupha has been confirmed.
ExploreLocation map
Open full mapContaining-park enquiries
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Sources & review
Content owner: Thailand Navigator Editorial Team
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