Walking The Streets of Bangkok.

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Walking The Streets of Bangkok.

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*A beautiful day for a walk in Bangkok City today not to hot with a little chilled air in the mix so i decided to make my way to the Skytrain station and take it from there no plans just needed to go for a good walk to clear the body and soul a bit of a charge and refresh.

Getting to the Skytrain station about a 10 minute walk i just on the Skytrain and hope of about 3 station down i figured i would walk through Lumpini Park which would take me out to the other side of the city about a 2 km walk through this huge park.

Lmpini Park is in the inner city of Bangkok it has area of 360 rai (57.6-hectare (142-acre) And also has a huge artificial lake where visitors can rent boats, feed the fish in the lake and also feed the birds. It is a haven of tranquility, fresh air , shade and lots of different birds , offering city dwellers the perfect connection to nature and wildlife.

You will find many people there in the morning and afternoon either jogging , walking or doing aerobic classes.

Monitor Lizards are very popular in this park but they are harmless unless you threaten them.

Walking out of Lumpini Park i come into a huge main road called Wireless Road here you will find many beautiful skyscrapers mainly office buildings , hotels and condominium buildings in my opinion i would say this is the most colorful and nature looking road in Bangkok.

Coming out of Wireless Road i walk down the longest road in Bangkok called Sukhumvit Road, or Thailand Route 3, is a major road in Thailand, and runs for 488 km through many suburbs but of course i didn't walk the whole lenght of this road i came to a place called the ArtBox which is on Sukhumvit Road i stopped there for a break had my lunch and a couple of cold beers and move on.

The ArtBox in Bangkok is a great place to spend a evening it has many varieties of foods Thai , Western and Europe with many types of craft beers and a live band to go with it all at reasonable affordable prices.

Satisfied with my Chicken Pad Thai and my couple of beers i moved on down Sukhumvit Road to Terminal 21 shopping mall which is only a short way from ArtBox i needed to change my plan on my mobile phone and this was a good place to do it.

Terminal 21 is another well known shopping mall in Bangkok mainly for it's creativity each floor is designed like a city around the world , London, Tokyo, Paris, Rome, Istanbul, San Francisco, etc., and they sell respective brand name products and also great for a average shopper.

Well by this stage i think i had walked about 10 km or more and after getting my mobile plan changed it was time to head home so i made my way out of the shopping mall and headed to the Skytrain i don't think i could have walked another 10 km back home but all in all a great day a great walk and saw plenty so when ever your in Bangkok city do visit Lumpini Park or ArtBox and maybe Terminal 21 for a bit of shopping they also have a magnificent food court at very reasonable prices.

Thank you @tattoodjay for #wednesdaywalk challenge it's certainly giving me more of a boost to get out there and see the beautiful things around us.
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Thank you @travelfeed for providing this opportunity for us to create travel content of interest to the people out there it's the next closest way to imagining of be there in person.

Lumpini Park TripAdvisor link.....

https://www.tripadvisor.com/Attraction_Review-g293916-d456170-Reviews-Lumpini_Park-Bangkok.html

ArtBox Thailand link.....

https://web.facebook.com/Artboxthailand/

Terminal 21 Asok Shopping Mall link....

https://web.facebook.com/Terminal21Asok/

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Great shots sure looks like a popular park and a good place to go and clear ones head

Thanks for joining Wednesday Walk :)
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Thank you my friend i love walking that park it's always refreshing 👍

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Cheers ...have a great weekend and keep counting down you will be able to have more walks like this real soon 👍

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Yout o have a good weekend, and looking forward to when work wont get in my way for photo walks ;)

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That’s a long walk! You covered quite a distance!

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Me IronMan 🤣 🤣 🤣

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You are wearing off all the pavement! Your foot print everywhere!

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The park is looking nice and green :)

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Hello mate welcome back to Steemit 🤣

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Great shots. I love these types of posts. Thanks for sharing your experience with us.

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