Is Benjakitti Forest Park worth visiting?
Yes—Benjakitti Forest Park is a striking 41-hectare “sponge city” wetland with elevated skywalks, skyline views and abundant birdlife. It’s one of Bangkok’s best new green spaces for easy nature walks right in the city center.
What are the opening hours of Benjakitti Forest Park?
Benjakitti Forest Park is open daily from 5:00 AM to 9:00 PM. Sunrise and late afternoon are the coolest, most photogenic times.
What is the entry fee for Benjakitti Forest Park?
Entry to Benjakitti Forest Park is free (0 THB) for everyone. You can stroll the skywalks and boardwalks without any ticket.
How do I get to Benjakitti Forest Park?
The fastest route is MRT Blue Line to Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre (QSNCC), Exit 3, which brings you right to the park edge. From BTS Asok (Exit 4) it’s a 10–15-minute walk or one stop transfer to MRT Sukhumvit/QSNCC; taxis/Grab can navigate easily by “Benjakitti Forest Park, Ratchadaphisek Road”.
What should I wear at Benjakitti Forest Park?
Light, breathable clothing and comfortable walking shoes are ideal for Benjakitti Forest Park. Pack a hat and a small umbrella in rainy season, and consider insect repellent around dusk.
Can I take photos at Benjakitti Forest Park?
Yes—casual photography is welcome at Benjakitti Forest Park, especially on the 1.6-km skywalk and wetland lookouts. Avoid drones and tripods unless permitted, and be courteous to other walkers and joggers.
How much time should I spend at Benjakitti Forest Park?
Plan 60–120 minutes to enjoy Benjakitti Forest Park’s skywalks, boardwalks and viewpoints. Add another hour if you connect to Lumpini Park via the Green Mile walkway.
What nearby attractions can I combine with Benjakitti Forest Park?
Combine Benjakitti Forest Park with Lumpini Park via the elevated Green Mile, or pop to Khlong Toei Market for a slice of local life. Terminal 21 (Asok) and EmQuartier/Emporium (Phrom Phong) are a short BTS/MRT ride away for food and shopping.
Is Benjakitti Forest Park family-friendly?
Absolutely—Benjakitti Forest Park has wide, stroller-friendly paths, gentle ramps and plenty of shade. Keep an eye on young children near water edges and on narrower boardwalks.
What should I bring to Benjakitti Forest Park?
Bring water, sunscreen, a hat and insect repellent for Benjakitti Forest Park, plus a light rain layer in wet season. A small daypack and phone/camera are perfect for the skyline viewpoints.
