Crows and monitor lizards can be seen everywhere in Lumpini Park, Bangkok.

#BangkokTravel# 100 ways to travel Lumpini Park was the royal garden of King Rama VI before 1920. It was later opened to the general public and covers an area of ​​0.57 square kilometers. It is the first public park in Bangkok, also known as paradise. There are lakes and fountains in the park, and you can take a swan boat tour on the lake. You can see conserved monitor lizards resting on the green space or in the lakes everywhere. The library is a good place to take a break while enjoying the air conditioning. Opening hours: AM 04:30-PM 21:00, free of charge. Address: ถนนพระรามที่ ๔ แขวง ลุมพินี เขตปทุมวัน กรุง เทพมหานคร 10330 Transportation: Take the MRT to Silom Station, Exit 1; or Lumphini Station, Exit 3. #青花看花到时 #familytravel #Parent-child travel #couple travel