Parks & outdoors
Queen Sirikit Park
สวนสมเด็จพระนางเจ้าสิริกิติ์ฯ
Queen Sirikit Park is a botanical garden in Chatuchak with named plant collections, water-lily displays, a sensory garden and a 2.15 km walking and running route.
Visiting essentials
Visiting hours
05:00–19:00 dailyAdmission
Free; toilets and parking charged separatelyA botanical garden for walking and learning
Queen Sirikit Park (สวนสมเด็จพระนางเจ้าสิริกิติ์ฯ) is a botanical garden on Kamphaeng Phet 2 Road in Chatuchak. The foundation describes roughly 200 rai of landscaped grounds devoted to plant conservation, learning and public recreation. H.M. Queen Sirikit Park Foundation and Bangkok Metropolitan Administration jointly manage the site.
The garden brings together themed collections, forest-ecology demonstration plots and spaces for a quiet walk. Its Water Lily Circle, fragrant planting, Royal Plants Garden and visually impaired garden give the visit a botanical focus distinct from the cycle-oriented recreation in neighbouring Rot Fai Park. Pupha Mahanatee Garden is a named section within the park.
The park received Botanic Garden Accreditation from Botanic Gardens Conservation International on 16 September 2024. Use the foundation’s visitor information to plan access to particular buildings and activities.
Plant collections and garden features
Water Lily Circle
Nine small pools form a lotus-flower arrangement. The foundation also describes a collection of 106 antique water-lily jars and bowls in this area.
ExploreFragrance and sensory planting
The Visually Impaired Garden lets visitors explore aromatic plants by touch and scent.
ExploreThree forest ecosystems
Demonstration areas near the Kamphaeng Phet 2 side introduce mixed deciduous forest, dry evergreen forest and freshwater swamp forest.
ExploreWalking, plant study and printed guides
Use the walking and running circuit
The published exercise route is 2.15 km. Cycling is prohibited, so explore the garden on foot.
ExplorePick up botanical leaflets
The foundation offers free subject leaflets from the 72nd Anniversary exhibition building and Coconut House botanical library, covering collections such as bamboo, bananas, water lilies and selected plant families.
ExploreUse the official park map
The labelled map identifies the botanical collections, garden buildings and Pupha Mahanatee section. Use it to choose a route between the collections and garden buildings.
ExploreAdmission, charges and garden rules
Plan for the posted visitor window
The foundation publishes 05:00–19:00 daily. General admission is free. A toilet charge of THB 5 and time-based parking charges are listed separately from admission.
ExploreProtect the collections
Do not pick flowers, fruit or seeds, damage trees, trade goods, smoke, drink alcohol or fly drones. The foundation does not permit pets or cycling within the park.
ExploreParking fees
The municipal visitor page lists the first 15 minutes free and THB 20 for the first hour. The foundation confirms time-based charging; check the posted tariff for a longer stay.
ExploreGetting to the garden
Rail arrival
The foundation identifies BTS Mo Chit and MRT Chatuchak Park as nearby rail stations. Continue to the park on foot using the official location map; the map reference on this page is not a surveyed gate.
ExploreDriving
The foundation identifies parking entrances on both Kamphaeng Phet 2 and Kamphaeng Phet 4 roads. It lists five park gates and 280 vehicle spaces, including three spaces for disabled or elderly visitors.
ExploreAccess requirements
The visitor inventory lists one adapted toilet for disabled or elderly visitors. For an individual route or assistance requirement, contact the foundation before travelling for advice on the most suitable route.
ExploreLocation map
Open full mapPlaces inside
Pupha Mahanatee Garden
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.
ExploreFacilities
| Facility | Information |
|---|---|
| Public toilets | Available Foundation lists four toilet buildings and a THB 5 usage charge. |
| Adapted toilet | Available One disabled/elderly toilet is listed; individual route suitability needs confirmation. |
| Parking | Available 280 spaces including three disabled/elderly spaces; parking is charged by time. |
Park and foundation enquiries
For enquiries, the foundation publishes +66 2 272 5634 and +66 2 272 4358. Its contact page also lists +66 2 272 4374. Use the official site for a venue-use enquiry or current visitor information.
Nearby & related places
Chatuchak Subdistrict
Chatuchak Subdistrict is an official khwaeng in Chatuchak District, Bangkok, Thailand.
Pupha Mahanatee Garden
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.
Sources & review
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