[2025 Chiang Mai Attraction] Travel Guide for Buak Hard Public Park (Updated May)

📣 Free admission‼️The 48th Flower Festival is held at Buak Hat Park, Chiang Mai. The theme of the event is “The Charm of Flowers, Beautiful Plants, Chiang Mai City”. There are more than 1 million species of flowers, including more than 30,000 tulips and tropical and cold-weather flowers from Thailand and abroad. ⚘️🪻🌷🌼🌻🌺🌹🌸 😍 The event is decorated with beautiful lights and there will be a flower car contest on February 8, 2025. There are various activities such as food, music performances, and OTOP product booths. Let me repeat... This event is free to enter. 🌸 From February 7-15, 2025, you can visit the garden from 6:00 a.m. to midnight. #GetDiscountsWithoutLuck #tripmoments #trip #VisitChiangMai #ChiangMai #ChiangMaiFlowerFestival

Small park in between the old town and airport. Well maintained and clean . No Dogs allowed sign. Great for little kids. There is a playground , a lot of pigeons to be fed, and a few cute bunny figurines to take a picture with. There's a cafe in the middle and also a mobile finger food vendor outside. A beautiful park to avoid the heat, enjoy the nature with lots of green trees and a fresh lake. #weekendgetaways

From a soy milk stall to a shop that is crowded and well-known among Chiang Mai people, the branch we visited is the Suan Ngong Hat branch. Let me tell you, in the evening, it is very crowded. The shop is clearly visible. You can come and sit at the shop. The menu here does not only have soy milk, but there are also delicious desserts for us to try. The soy milk menu, bua loy, bread, mixed custard, fried dough sticks, iced bread starts at only 10 baht. The taste is delicious and cheap. There are many menus to choose from. You can come and eat or order to take home. During the vegetarian festival or those who love health, we recommend this place. It's really great, 10/10. #Trending #ChiangMaiReview #SoyMilk #CafeReview #WhereToGoChiangMai #ChiangMai2023 #CheckInChiangMai #CheckInEatTravel #DeliciousFoodInChiangMai

✨ Today we are at 📍 Nong Buak Hat Public Park, a public park in the middle of Chiang Mai that has been here for a long time. It can be called a community for people who love exercising the most. In the morning, there will be a yoga group. In the evening, there will be people doing aerobics, walking, running 🏃‍♀️🚶‍♀️ or doing other activities. There will be a lot of people. 🥹 👉🏻 Plus, every year, this place is a place to organize a flower and plant festival. Around February, I must say, it's very beautiful. 🌺🌷 🌟 Here, there is a field for people to play basketball, exercise equipment, and a playhouse for children to play. Some people lay down a mat to relax. 🍬🍡 For those who are hungry, you won't go hungry here. There is a coffee shop and a grocery store that sells drinks, snacks, steamed meatballs, and som tam. You can say that it's all here. 🔺The atmosphere is very shady and clean. You can come to take content, take pictures, and have a picnic feel. It's great, everyone. 📸 Because the light is beautiful, the atmosphere is good, and the place is great. The trees are dazzling, and there are fish in the water. 🐟 🐦 But there are a lot of pigeons. Sometimes I get annoyed by them. They will stay in groups. Seeing them gives me goosebumps a little bit. 🫠 ✨ If you don't like crowds, don't come after 6:00 p.m. because it will be very crowded. You can say that there is almost no place to stay. 🚘 You can park on the side of the road in front of the park. #Public park worth visiting #Review Chiang Mai #Places to visit in Chiang Mai

For those who love beautiful flower gardens with natural views in a cool atmosphere, don't miss the Chiang Mai Flower Festival 2023 held at Nong Buak Hat Public Park in the heart of Chiang Mai. Although the event was held on February 3-5, 2023, this public park is still open for free every day from 5 am to 9 pm. However, there may not be as many flowers as during the event. Therefore, it is not surprising that many Thai and foreign tourists come to visit, walk, run, take pictures, and relax continuously. Therefore, this park is a beautiful public park in Chiang Mai that provides both enjoyment, relaxation, and exercise at the same time. #VisitChiangMai #BuakHatPublicParkChiangMai

#Public park worth visiting Nong Buak Hat Park Arak Road, Phra Singh Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai A public park located in the southwest corner of Chiang Mai's old city. Open daily from 05:00 - 21:00 hrs. Buak Hat Park has ponds, bridges, lush flower beds, fountains, and large lawns, making it an ideal place for exercise, fun, and photography. There is also a memorial to Mr. Charoen Manophet, a folk song artist from Lanna, located within the park to honor and commemorate the person who brought fame to Chiang Mai. #wattosann

Once a year in Chiang Mai, a flower festival is held. It is held around February of every year. There will be a parade of flower floats from various districts of Chiang Mai, along with a walk show. In the Buak Hat Park area, there will be an area with flowers, trees, and beautiful lights arranged inside Buak Hat Park. The event lasts for only a few days. This year, it runs until February 15. Flowers will be arranged throughout Buak Hat Park, which is a public park where in the evenings people come to run and exercise.

Today, let's take a look at the flower parade of the flower festival held in Chiang Mai Province in 2023 Under the concept of "Lanna charm, Wiang Ping flowers" The event will be held from February 3-5, 2023 The flower parade is considered an important highlight of the flower festival The contested parade will be parked for viewing and taking pictures at Nong Buak Hat Public Park Various agencies and organizations sent 22 parades to participate in this event

16th Chiang Mai Flower Festival 2023 Starting from 3 February 2023 - 5 February 2023 At Nong Buak Hat Public Park, Chiang Mai Welcome the Year of the Golden Rabbit With the Flower Festival Themed "Happy Rabbit and the Magical Botanical Garden" Experience the beauty of a variety of winter flower gardens The event will be decorated with beautiful lights In a dazzling way If you come to Chiang Mai, stop by

Chiang Mai Flowers Festival 2022 Chiang Mai Flower Festival 2023, Buak Hat Park, Chiang Mai. Let's go for a walk, see flowers, and take pictures of various flowers at the flower festival at Buak Hat Park, Chiang Mai. It only happens once a year. There is no entrance fee. You can visit for free, but you must register before entering. The event will be held from February 4-6, 2023, from 8:30 a.m. to 10:00 p.m., with 9 rounds per day, each round lasting 1.30 hours. #VisitChiangMai #WinterAttractions

The 46th Chiang Mai Flower Festival is being held grandly. This year, it is being held at Nong Buak Hat Public Park as usual. The event is on February 5, 2023 as the last day, but the garden will be open until February 15, 2023. In addition to tulips, there are also many species of winter plants to see.😍 In the garden, there are many highlight spots for taking pictures, such as the giant flower arch, which stands out near the tulip fields, and the fairy garden, a statue of a flower spirit that protects the flowers to keep them beautiful all year round. The event can not only be visited during the day, but also has a spectacular light and color show at night. We recommend bringing your family to take pictures. The atmosphere is very shady and suitable for children to see rare winter plants.🌷🌹🌼💐 #WinterAttractions

It is a flower-blooming event in the middle of Chiang Mai. It will be held at Nong Buak Hat Public Park. There are both winter flowers, colorful tulip fields, and beautiful light decorations. It is open for free admission from February 3-5, 2023.

It is the only public park of Chiang Mai Municipality, located in the heart of the city, near Jaeng Ku Heung. The municipality built it for people to use as a place to relax. It was originally called “Nong Buak Hat”, but it is popularly called “Suan Buak Hat” according to the park’s characteristics. It is well-known among both Thai and foreign tourists. With its convenient transportation, shady atmosphere, surrounded by various trees, ponds, waterfalls, fish, and playgrounds, Nong Buak Hat is the only place where people in Chiang Mai, from children to the elderly, can relax, whether it is to sit and play, read a book, or exercise.

This year, the event will be held from February 4-6, 2022 at Nong Buak Hat Public Park, Arak Road, Phra Singh Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province. The area is divided into 7 sections: Tree of Heaven: The tree of heaven, which is like the center of the world, shining brightly, leading hope to humanity through a heart-shaped archway that conveys happiness to everyone's heart. Garden of Hope: The garden of hope is an archway surrounded by a garden of petunias, the flowers of hopelessness, blooming together, allowing those who step into this garden to fill their hopes and inspiration to continue fighting in life. Queen of Flora: The beautiful queen of flowers who comes out to welcome visitors and inspires various plants to bloom across the fields to this city of flowers. Aurora Borealis: The path of Aurora, a long tunnel decorated with lights, like the northern lights shining in the night sky, which is stunningly beautiful. Orchids of Paradise: A tunnel of orchids with many varieties of flowers blooming in various colors. The long fragrant trail is like a path of wealth, love and elegance that will lead to success in life. Fantasy Happy Barn: The barn of happiness, a tunnel walkway that gives a barn-like atmosphere, filled with various species of winter flowers that bloom and bring happiness to visitors. Elysium Fields: The field of paradise, the area around the central stage surrounded by golden rice fields that shine beautifully, like the Elysium fields in heaven, which is the highest heaven in Greek mythology. It is the most delightful place for human beings. #public#park#garden#flower#flora#wanderlust#flowerlover#chiangmai#thailand

How to get there - Arak Road, inner moat on the way to Chiang Mai Gate Tourist attractions - See the parade of flowers, ornamental flowers Hotels - Around the park, there are many to choose from, boutique hotels, guest houses Restaurants and food - In the park, there are many coffee shops, street food restaurants to choose from, including local food, international food Shopping - Handicraft products, choose to buy trees Ornamental flowers that are held annually in Nong Buak Hat Public Park, which is normally a beautiful public park, suitable for relaxation, exercise. There is also a playground for children to exercise. There are bathroom facilities for customers. Coffee shops, restaurants are open for free every day for recreational activities, suitable for all ages #Flower viewing spots throughout Thailand #Flower viewing coordinates #Flower garden #Public park #Chiang Mai flower garden #Beautiful photos #Visit Chiang Mai

“my walk in Buak Hard Park in Chiang Mai” i love walking and one day i got curious on a certain place it’s the park, i had a good walk there and look what I saw! i saw a rainbow and just stare on it peacefully. rainbows gives us hope, always remember that in after a hard rain there is always a rainbow at the end. #christmastrip#wintergetaway#merrychristmas#nyedestinations#awesomepic#instagramworthydestinations#decembertravel

Chiang Mai isn't just about food. 1. Golf: You can play golf at a reasonable price here. There are places where you can play without a caddy, and even solo golfing is possible. It was truly relaxing to play. Practice ranges are also affordable. 2. Beautiful Sunsets: You can enjoy the sunset while camping in a tent at Mon Jam Mountain or by visiting the Doi Suthep Temple. Even the rooftop of Maya Mall offers a great view. 3. Hot Springs: There are plenty of hot springs around. You can find them in Chiang Dao, near Chiang Mai in San Kamphaeng, and even on the way to Chiang Rai. Give it a try and enjoy boiled eggs cooked in the hot spring water. 4. Trekking: Trekking is fantastic here. Doi Inthanon and Wat Pha Lat in Chiang Mai are both amazing. The scenery is breathtaking, and the trails aren't too challenging, so give it a shot. 5. Yoga: Yoga is great here. Free yoga sessions are available at Nong Buak Haad Park in the Old Town and at the One Nimman building in Nimmanhaemin. Don't forget to apply mosquito repellent as you'll sweat a lot and attract mosquitoes. Watching Westerners effortlessly perform difficult poses inspired me to improve my own skills. There are many other activities to enjoy as well.

#Travel to save the world 🌷 The Flower Festival is held once a year at Nong Buak Hat Public Park, Chiang Mai Province. It is usually held on the first Friday, Saturday and Sunday of February each year. 🌹 Each year, there is a flower display concept. Within the flower festival, there will be a parade of flowers decorated with various flowers. In addition, there are almost all types of cold-weather flowers and rare flowers that we can't find anywhere else. 🪻 If anyone is interested, pin it and make a note. Because each year, the event is really grand. Anyone who loves flowers shouldn't miss it. 📍 Location: Nong Buak Hat Public Park, Arak Road, Phra Singh Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai Province 🕜 Opening hours: 8:00 a.m. - 9:00 p.m. #Nature tourism #Community tourism #Low carbon tourism #Eco-friendly hotels #Flower and ornamental plant festival #Chiang Mai flower festival #Chiang Mai #Chiang Mai travel #Chiang Mai attractions

When I lived in Chiang Mai for a month in May, I liked it so much that I went there more than twice a week ❤️ It's great for just walking around without thinking about anything, and it's also great for just sitting around blankly. There are free yoga classes in the morning, and many people come here to exercise, such as tai chi, sepak takraw, and running. You can rent a yoga mat for 20 baht at the store, and the restrooms in the park are clean. 👍 👍 👍 I also rented a yoga mat and tried it, and the quality of the class was higher than I thought. On the other hand, if you sit in the back, you can't hear the teacher very well~ There's a playground for kids to play in, and there's a cafe in the park, so it's good to take a break when it's too hot. There are exercise equipment here and there, and the fountain is so pretty, and on nice days, you can even see a rainbow ㅎㅎ Just looking at it is healing...💕 It was nice during the day, but it's also cool in the evening, so it's good for exercising! I recommend going to both in the morning and evening, because the atmosphere is different! Ah, but I recommend you to definitely spray mosquito repellent!!ㅎㅎ #Overseas travel #Chiang Mai #Places to visit in Chiang Mai #Living in Chiang Mai for a month #Chiang Mai park #Nong Buak Hot Park #Free yoga in Chiang Mai #Chiang Mai yoga class

Cute soft serve ice cream, matcha and choux cream cafe The shop is decorated with cute toys. There is a photo corner from the front of the shop. People who like the color yellow will love it. The dessert tastes good. Actually, there is a signature dish, which is a cute duck face, but we didn't order it. 🕰️bOpening hours: 10:00-20:00 🏖️Environment/Facilities: Parking on the road in front of the shop 📍Address: Arak Road, opposite Wattano School, Chiang Mai, inner side of the moat, the shop is on the road 💰Average price per person: 100-200 baht 💞Reason for recommendation: The shop is cute, the dessert is delicious, the matcha is strong 🗓️Travel planning: Parking is a little hard to find, but the shop is not hard to find #ChiangMaiTravel #ChiangMaiCafe

#thailandtrip Chiangmai will always hold a special place in my heart, and it’s a city I’ll keep returning to again and again. The architecture alone is enough to make it a must-visit destination. Lanna-style buildings and temples are simply mesmerizing. The Ho Kham Pavilion in Rajapreuk Park, with its majestic and intricate design, and the Silver Temple (Wat Sri Suphan), gleaming in the sunlight with its detailed silver carvings, are just two examples of the city’s rich architectural heritage. The way these structures embody the essence of Lanna craftsmanship and culture is breathtaking. Every corner of these places tells a story about the kingdom that once ruled this northern region of Thailand, and it always leaves me in awe. But it’s not just the architecture that draws me back. Chiangmai is also a haven for food lovers, and I can never get enough of the local cuisine. Dishes like khao soi, with its rich coconut curry broth and crispy noodles, northern-style larb with its spicier, more herbaceous kick compared to its Isan counterpart, the savory-sweet hung lay curry, and the smoky, flavorful sai oua (northern Thai sausage) are some of my all-time favorites. Each dish reflects the deep culinary traditions of the region, shaped by its history and geography, and every meal in Chiangmai feels like a celebration of the senses. Another thing I love about Chiangmai is its seasonal surprises. Throughout the year, you’re bound to stumble upon different fruits in season, whether it’s the sweet strawberries in cooler months or the tangy gooseberries. The variety and freshness make every visit feel unique, no matter how many times I’ve been before. One of the things that makes Chiangmai truly stand out is its distinct Lanna culture. A visit to the city’s museums, such as the Lanna Folklife Museum or Chiang Mai National Museum, reveals a wealth of knowledge about this northern kingdom and how it differs from other regions of Thailand. The Lanna people have their own dialect, traditional music, dance, and even clothing, which contrasts with the Central Thai, Isan, and Southern Thai cultures. Where the central region might be known for its grand temples and royal history, or Isan for its agricultural roots and folk music, the Lanna people celebrate their heritage with a deep connection to the mountains, a slower pace of life, and spiritual practices that often feel more closely tied to nature. Visiting these museums allows tourists to dive deep into the unique customs, beliefs, and traditions that make Lanna culture so special. Ultimately, Chiangmai offers a complete package—stunning architecture, mouthwatering food, a vibrant cultural scene, and the beauty of nature all around. Whether it’s strolling through its centuries-old temples, savoring a bowl of khao soi, or learning more about the Lanna kingdom, there’s always something new to discover. For these reasons, Chiangmai will always be on my go-to list!

#thailandtrip Winter in Chiang Mai casts a gentle spell with its cool breezes and vibrant floral displays. The city comes alive as local cafes serve up steaming cups of freshly brewed coffee—a perfect way to start the day while soaking in the relaxed vibe of the morning. No visit here is complete without savoring the legendary Khao Soi Khun Yai. This local gem offers a bowl of creamy, spicy curry noodles crowned with crispy toppings, ideal for warming you up on a brisk winter day. After a satisfying meal, meander through Baan Kang Wat, an artisan village where local creativity shines in every handcrafted item. Nearby, Jing Jai Market offers a charming array of eco-friendly and handmade treasures that capture the spirit of Chiang Mai. If you’re visiting in February, the Chiang Mai Flower Festival is a must-see. Buak Hard Park transforms into a stunning canvas of tulips and poppies, inviting you to pause and appreciate nature’s artistry. The colors, set against the backdrop of a clear winter sky, create a picture-perfect scene that’s both serene and inspiring. For an authentic local experience, wander through Warorot Market. This bustling hub overflows with traditional textiles, fresh produce, and unique souvenirs—a true taste of Chiang Mai’s everyday life. As the day winds down, take a leisurely stroll along the Mae Kha Canal. The peaceful waters and gentle night air offer a quiet respite, perfect for reflection. Cap off your evening with a cool beer at a local bar, letting the relaxed pace of winter in Chiang Mai lull you into contentment. In Chiang Mai, winter is a season of simple pleasures—a delightful blend of good food, vibrant local culture, and natural beauty that invites you to relax and savor every moment.

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck ♥ Nong Buak Hat Public Park, Chiang Mai Province A large public park in the city There are large green areas, playgrounds Picnic areas, big trees, flowers and ponds There are many activities to do together It is also easy to travel And every year, there is a flower festival Only once a year, it is held in this park 📍Location: Arak Road, Phra Singh Subdistrict Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai Province 🕜 Opening hours: 5:00 AM - 9:00 PM #Chiang Mai #VisitChiangMai #ChiangMaiAttractions

Let's talk about the annual flower festival held in Chiang Mai, around the moat called Buak Hat Park. Held during February, it's so beautiful. There's a lot of food for sale in the event and what's no less amazing are the vendors who bring flowers, trees, and cacti at various prices for us to choose from. There are also beautiful flowers in the event for us to walk around and admire. It's really worth it. If you missed it this year, there's still next year and I hope this will be a good day trip for you. 🗓️ Travel planning: #ChiangMai #trip

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck Recommended Reason: Chiang Mai Flower Festival 2025, a variety of plants, many colors, held on February 7-9, 2025 at Nong Buak Hat Public Park, Chiang Mai Municipality. It is the largest flower festival in the North and one of the largest in Thailand. There are many flowers and ornamental plants added to the festival. But during the flower festival, there will be cold-weather plants, beautiful plants from abroad, flowers, ornamental plants, including various orchid arches, colorful tulips, lilies, and hydrangeas. There are also contests for various plants, bonsai, and ornamental plants to win national awards. There is also a parade of flower floats from various agencies in Chiang Mai Province, decorated with many beautiful flowers and ornamental plants, which is a sight to behold for visitors. 🏖️Environment/Facilities: The venue is a large public park in the heart of Chiang Mai. There are facilities, public restrooms, separate male and female toilets, restaurants, coffee shops, relaxation areas, and a playground for children. 📍Address: Nong Buak Hat Public Park Chiang Mai Municipality, Arak Rd., Phra Singh Subdistrict, Mueang Chiang Mai District, Chiang Mai 🕰️bOpening hours: 05.00 to 21.00 🗓️Travel planning: You can ride a bicycle around the moat and park your bicycle. Take a red 4-wheel bus, taxi 💰Average price per person: No admission fee, free of charge, Thai and foreigners #wattosann

#SingleTravelPlaces Singles are never lonely because on a tiring day, we can go and refresh ourselves at “Buak Hat Park”, a public park in the middle of Chiang Mai that is open for everyone to refresh themselves with nature and beautiful flowers. Let me tell you that this trip was extremely enjoyable. We got both peace of mind and eye-pleasing from the beauty of the blooming fresh flower garden. There are many photo spots or you can just sit and admire the beautiful flowers. Location: Buak Hat Park is on Arak Road, Phra Singh Subdistrict, Mueang District, Chiang Mai Province. It is open every day from 5:00 a.m. to 9:00 p.m. #Buak Hat Park Chiang Mai #Public park worth visiting #Flower garden #Where to go in Chiang Mai #Beautiful photo spots #Nature travel #Relaxation #Single trip

#thailandtrip Buak Hard Public Park is a serene oasis in the heart of Chiang Mai, offering a perfect escape from the city's hustle and bustle. The park is beautifully landscaped with lush greenery, vibrant flowers, and tranquil ponds, making it an ideal spot for leisurely strolls or a relaxing picnic. Visitors can enjoy the well-maintained pathways, comfortable benches, and the soothing sound of water features, creating a peaceful environment for both locals and tourists. The park also hosts various activities, such as yoga classes and cultural events, enhancing its community vibe. Whether you're seeking a quiet place to unwind, a scenic backdrop for photos, or a space to engage with nature, Buak Hard Public Park is a delightful destination that showcases the natural beauty of Chiang Mai.

A shady public park in the moat area of ​​Chiang Mai This place is perfect for relaxing, whether you want to sit and read a book, do some light exercise, or do yoga in the middle of nature. 🧘‍♀️ With large trees providing shade, a wide lawn, and a beautiful view of the marsh, this place is a popular place to relax for Chiang Mai residents and tourists. If you are looking for a quiet corner near the city, come and breathe in the fresh air here! 🌳✨ #WinterTravel

#December Travel Support Event I found this park while walking, and I was surprised at how small it was but well-landscaped. There are outdoor exercise facilities, and there are quite a few people jogging. There is also a pond, and the atmosphere is good, so when the sun sets, there are many people sitting and picnicking.