Bangkok: Your Best Choice to Enjoy Spring Ahead of Time

Bangkok, a world first-tier city and the second largest city in Southeast Asia, is the capital and the largest city of Thailand. The city, known as the  "City of Angels", is Thailand's center of politics, economy, trade, transportation, culture, science, technology, education and religion, etc.  The tropical monsoon climate brings Bangkok's temperature in March to 25℃- 34℃, perfect for tourism. So why not come to Bangkok to feel the breath of spring in advance this March?

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Chatuchak Park is located in the north of Bangkok and officially opened to the public in 1980. The large park has been attracting jogging, fitness walking and cycling lovers over the years. Tourists visiting in the spring can go to the bilk rental store in the park and enjoy the spring scenery cycling. Next to the park locates the largest famous market in Thailand, which offers various choices of food, beverage and entertainment for a comprehensive and wonderful experience. Chatuchak Park, Queen Sirikit Park and Wachirabenchathat Park form a mega green space in the region.

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Queen Sirikit Park was built to celebrate the 60^th birthday of Queen Sirikit. The royal park is open to the public for free. The artistic park is dotted with fashionable sculptures of unique designs, and it boasts an elegant environment with enveloping vegetation.

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Opened in 1980, Chatuchak Park is one of the oldest parks in Bangkok. The tranquil and green park is always an ideal destination for citizens and tourists on weekends and during holidays. Chatuchak Park, also known as the “largest flea market in Asia”, turns bustling and crowded on weekends as it is visited by over 10,000 people with all sorts of merchandise, attracting curious customers.