Lumpini Park, a lizard-filled park in Bangkok that's great for a leisurely stroll

#ThailandTravel Lumpine Park, built by the Thai royal palace in the 1920s, was originally a garden owned by the royal palace. However, it is now open to the public and has become a public park. Lumpine Park is located near Central Plaza, so it is easily accessible. Lumpine Park, which feels like a combination of Seoul Forest and Seokchon Lake in Korea, has a walking path of 2.5km, making it a great park for a light walk after a meal. There are lizards living in the large lake in the center of the park, but they are bigger than you think, so you might mistake them for crocodiles at first. And there are actually quite a few, so you can meet them more easily than you think. Many people visit Lumpini Park in the morning to do yoga and running. It is said that many foreigners visit in addition to locals, so it would be good to visit in the morning to take a light walk and do some yoga! The entire park has a strong Southeast Asian green feel, so anywhere you go becomes a photo spot, and you can get a great shot! If you have a place to stay near Lumpini Park, I recommend taking a light walk to see lizards and take some great photos. #BangkokTravel #HotPlace #LumpinePark