Due to my longer stay in Bangkok then usual because of the pandemic , i have been able to visit more parks which i have not minded at all been stuck in Bangkok , i could think of worst countries to be stuck in but so happy it was Thailand it's a country i am familiar with because of my work , i am often been sent to Thailand. In the past three months i have had the opportunity to visit three amazing green area parks.
I have a fascination about bridges in parks always love to admire the way they are built and the surrounding landscaping that goes with it maybe because my expertise are to do with building and landscaping so it gives me more ideas on how things are done in other countries.
These bridges i saw in King Rama 9 Park , Bangkok built across man made lakes blending in with the surrounding nature a few different types but all pretty in there own way.
Honestly when you think about it , were would we be without bridges if they weren't invented we would all have to be good swimmers right. These following bridge i saw in Chatuchuk Park a park in the heart of the city of Bangkok very popular with tourist as it very accessible by Skytrain virtually drops you at the front gate.
This next park is also in the heart of Bangkok city called Lumpini Park which is also very popular with tourist and easily accessible by Skytrain also dropping you a short walk from the front gate filled with wildlife and beautiful nature a park worthwhile visiting in Bangkok spring season.
And now i am going to take you back to Chatuchuk Park even though all these bridges here are of the same color and design i still think they have more style and character then the other two parks only because in the way they have been built around there surrounding.
They were the most enjoyable walks around these parks and i leave you with a smoothing landscape view. Hope you all had a great refreshing #wednesdaywalk 😊
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