Benjasiri Park, Bangkok

Discover Benjasiri Park, Bangkok’s serene “Park of Sculptures.” Nestled near bustling Sukhumvit Road, it offers a peaceful escape filled with stunning art, lush greenery, and fun activities. Whether you want to relax, explore, or enjoy local culture, this hidden urban oasis is the perfect break from city life.

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Benjasiri Park: Park of sculptures in Bangkok

Located in central Bangkok, near busy Sukhumvit Road, Benjasiri Park is a peaceful escape from the city noise. It’s a great spot to cool down or take a relaxing walk. Though smaller than nearby Benjakiti Park, Benjasiri stands out with its many sculptures and calm vibe, making it ideal for art fans and anyone wanting a quiet break.

An overview

Benjasiri Park, called the “Park of Sculptures,” is a lovely green space in Khlong Toei, close to Phrom Phong BTS Station. Though it’s four times smaller than Benjakiti Park, it’s a great place to relax and enjoy nature. The park has a peaceful pond, grassy areas, and many sculptures that inspire visitors. Its small size makes it perfect for a quick break from nearby malls or offices.

How to get to Benjasiri Park in Bangkok?

Benjasiri Park is easily accessible by BTS Skytrain. The closest station is Phrom Phong, located on the Sukhumvit Line. From the station, it’s just a 3-minute walk to the park’s entrance.

  • By BTS Skytrain: Take the Sukhumvit Line and alight at Phrom Phong Station (Exit 5). Walk south along Sukhumvit Road, and you’ll reach the park in about 3 minutes.
  • By taxi, Bolt or Grab: You can also take a taxi directly to the park. Just tell the driver you’re heading to Benjasiri Park or the Sukhumvit area near Soi 22.
  • By bus: Several buses pass by Sukhumvit Road, and the closest stop to the park is at Sukhumvit Soi 22.

What makes Benjasiri Park special?

Benjasiri Park is famous for its sculptures, earning the name “Park of Sculptures.” It features many art pieces spread across the park, blending nature with culture. You’ll see statues from modern to traditional styles. The golden statue of Queen Sirikit at the entrance honors Thailand’s beloved queen. The park also has a small, peaceful pond, ideal for a quiet afternoon.

Things to do in Benjasiri Park?

Benjasiri Park offers a variety of activities to suit different interests:

  • Stroll and Relax: Take a walk around the park and admire the sculptures. The pond and green spaces make it a peaceful spot to sit and relax.
  • Sporting Activities: The park is popular among locals for jogging, basketball, and yoga. There is also a skate park for skateboarders, and fitness stations are scattered throughout the park for those wanting to work out outdoors.
  • Music Fountain Shows: The park hosts musical fountain shows, where water is synchronized with music, creating a captivating display. These shows take place at 06:00-07:00 , 12:00-13:00, and 19:00-20:00 daily.
  • Playground for Kids: There’s a children’s playground equipped with slides and swings, making the park family-friendly.

If your hotel has no pool, you can use the public pool next to Benjasiri Park. Bring a passport copy, swimming certificate, and doctor’s note. The cost is 40 baht for a subscription plus 15 baht to enter.

Best time to visit Benjasiri Park

The best times to visit Benjasiri Park are early morning or late afternoon when it’s cooler and less crowded. Mornings are peaceful, great for jogging or relaxing. Evenings offer beautiful sunsets and musical fountain shows. Weekends get busy, especially afternoons, so visit on weekdays for a quieter experience.

Food and Drink options near Benjasiri Park

While there are no big restaurants inside the park, the nearby Sukhumvit area has many dining choices. You’ll find trendy cafes and Thai street food stalls to satisfy your hunger. Nearby malls like EmQuartier, Emporium, and Em-Sphere offer a mix of local and international food, from fancy restaurants to casual spots. For a quick snack, try the street food stalls near the park entrance.

Entrance fees and opening hours for Benjasiri Park

  • Opening Hours: Benjakitti Park is open daily from 05:00 to 21:00.
  • Entrance Fee: Entry to the park is free for everyone.

Tips for enjoying your visit to Benjasiri Park

  • Bring water: Bangkok’s tropical heat can be intense, so make sure to stay hydrated while exploring the park.
  • Wear comfortable shoes: Whether you’re jogging, walking, or enjoying the park’s sculptures, comfortable shoes are essential.
  • Respect the park rules: Smoking and alcohol are prohibited in the park, so make sure to follow the local guidelines.
  • Check the fountain times: If you’re visiting for the musical fountain show, make sure to check the scheduled times to catch the spectacular display.

Why you should plan a visit to Benjasiri Park in Bangkok?

Benjasiri Park is a hidden gem in Sukhumvit, offering peace, art, nature, and fun activities. Close to malls and restaurants, it’s perfect for a quick break or a relaxing afternoon. Whether you want to exercise, unwind, or enjoy the view, Benjasiri Park has something for everyone. Don’t miss this calm urban oasis when visiting Bangkok!

Fun Facts about this park

  • Benjasiri Park is sometimes referred to as the “Park of Sculptures” due to the numerous statues and art pieces scattered throughout.
  • The park was opened in 1992 to celebrate the 60th birthday of Queen Sirikit.
  • It’s a popular spot for local families, joggers, and yoga enthusiasts.
  • The park is home to a variety of wildlife, including birds, turtles, and monitor lizards.

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