Chatuchak Park: A small bridge with lake view, suitable for shopping and leisure

#Bangkok Attractions Chatuchak Park was built on land donated by the National Railway of Thailand. Chatuchak Park is also one of Bangkok's oldest public parks. It is a great place for Bangkok residents and even tourists to relax and have fun on weekends and holidays. The entire long and narrow park is divided by an artificial lake. Many bridges span the lake to connect the two sides. There are no tall buildings around, which does not affect the appreciation of the scenery. There is a small train museum in the park, which displays Thai locomotives and carriages. There is a tranquil artificial lake in Chatuchak Park. The turquoise water is like a mirror, reflecting the surrounding flowers, plants, and trees in the water. Occasionally, there are a few small boats floating in the quiet lake. The people on the boats are happily chatting and laughing. The laughter echoes, making others feel the cheerful mood. The small bridge across the lake is like a crescent yellow moon, extremely dazzling among the green, just like a touch of light yellow in the midst of green, elegant and beautiful, blending in just right. The park on ordinary days is like a quiet girl, admiring herself quietly. Every weekend, Chatuchak Park turns into a bustling market with tens of thousands of people. There are many small vendors in the park selling various items, attracting many tourists to shop. It is called "Asia's largest flea market". There are about 15,000 shops in the park, and the items sold are varied and diverse. 👍👍👍