LANDMARK
Completed in 1942 at Gate 4, the park's southwest entrance, to honor King Vajiravudh (Rama VI), who gave the land for the park.
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LANDMARK
A Chinese-style clock tower in the southeast of the park, just inside Gate 2.
FACILITY
Bangkok's first public library. Its children's and youth zone was rebuilt in 2018 as a ladybird-shaped building.
ATTRACTION
The lakeside pier where you can rent a paddle boat on the lake. Sessions run 9:00–11:30 AM and 1:00–5:30 PM.
SPORTS
The BMA sports center for annual members, opened in 1965 as the Lumpini Youth Center and renamed in 2023. It has a swimming pool, tennis courts, basketball, futsal and a fitness room.
FACILITY
A dog park of more than 2 rai on the Wireless Road side, converted from a former car park. Registration is required, and dogs may run off-leash inside the fenced area.
DINING
The BMA's street food centre at Gate 5 on Ratchadamri Road, opposite Chulalongkorn Hospital, with up to 88 stalls per shift. Open from 05:00 AM to Midnight.
TRANSIT
An elevated walking and cycling path from the northeast corner of Lumpini Park to Benjakitti Park.
TRANSIT
Exit 1 of MRT Si Lom station (Blue Line), at the southwest corner of the park near Gate 4 and the King Rama VI Monument.
TRANSIT
Exit 3 of MRT Lumphini station (Blue Line), on the Wireless Road side, across from the southeast corner of the park near Gate 2.
TRANSIT
BTS Skytrain station on the Silom Line, on Si Lom Road. Gate 4 at the park's southwest corner is about a 6-minute walk.
FACILITY
Lumpini Park's management office, on the east side of the park. Phone 02-252-7006.
FACILITY
Free, wheelchair-accessible public toilets near Gate 4, next to the Lumpini Recreation Center.
FACILITY
Free, wheelchair-accessible public toilets near Gate 1 on Wireless Road, with baby-changing tables and free lockers inside (bring your own padlock).
FACILITY
A children's playground on a sand surface on the south side of the park, with a slide, swings and a climbing structure.
SPORTS
Paths of about 2.5 km around the park, used by joggers in the morning and evening.
SPORTS
An open-air exercise area with fitness equipment on the west side of the park, by Ratchadamri Road.
SPORTS
One of the park's two free evening aerobics spots; the other is behind the Rama VI Monument. Mon–Fri 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM; weekends and public holidays 5:00–6:00 PM.
SPORTS
The Sieng Leng Tai Chi Club, founded in 1981, practises here every morning, on Ko Loi island between Gates 5 and 6. Anyone can join free of charge.
ATTRACTION
The banks of the main lake, where the park's water monitor lizards sunbathe.
SPORTS
A basketball court in the north of the park, next to Tawan Yim Ground.
SPORTS
The recreation center's 12 × 25 m swimming pool, built in 2004. It is for center members; annual membership costs 10–60 baht depending on age (2025 rates).
FACILITY
A recreation ground designed for people with disabilities, with ramps instead of steps and special playground equipment for children.
LANDMARK
A 9-sided pavilion on the Palm Garden that Boon Rawd Brewery built for the BMA and handed over in December 2001. It is the venue of the free Concert in the Park series.
DINING
A soy milk (nam tao hu) breakfast stall, now listed in building 2 of the BMA Hawker Centre at Gate 5. Open Tue–Fri 5:30–9:30 AM, Sat–Sun 5:30–10:00 AM.
TRANSIT
BTS Skytrain station on the Silom Line, on Ratchadamri Road north of the park. Gate 6 is about a 9-minute walk and Gate 7 about 10 minutes.