A dramatic 2022-opened forest park with elevated walkways, wetlands, and a serious commitment to urban ecology.
A 170-hectare urban forest park connecting Benjakitti Park to Queen Sirikit Convention Centre — wetlands, forest patches, elevated walkways over tree canopies.
A 2km elevated walkway through the forest canopy — views across Bangkok's skyline through and above the trees; genuinely impressive design.
Designed to attract birds, reptiles, and insects — birding is increasingly popular here; over 50 bird species recorded.
MRT Queen Sirikit National Convention Centre station; free entry; open 5 AM–9 PM; crowded on weekend mornings with joggers.
Early morning or just before sunset avoids both the heat and the weekend jogging crowds; the elevated walkway is at its most atmospheric in soft evening light.
Sits directly next to the older Benjakitti Park lake and gardens, so the two can be walked as one loop — a useful green counterpoint to a Sukhumvit shopping day.
Public restrooms and water refill stations are available near the main entrances, though food options within the park itself are limited — eat before or after rather than expecting much on-site.