The park is magnificent. A visit is required. The best route to get to it is along the green metro line to the Kheha terminus. Then, right at the station, take tuk-tuk No. 36 and get to the main entrance to the park. In the park, first of all, go to the ticket office and present your voucher. You will be given a sticker on clothes and a map of the park. You can start the inspection. The bike is free and it seemed to us the easiest inspection of the park. The whole park took us 7 hours. There is an option to rent an electric car (200 baht / hour), and you can also travel by tram. The electric cart is expensive, and the tram stops only at certain stops and passes many interesting objects. In the park there are places where you can eat / drink. Inspection is best to start from the very opening of the park at 9 am, until it is hot. Or, conversely, in the afternoon (the park is open until 19 hours), but in this case you will not have time to see all the objects.

Excellent trip - great driver

If you are a history or architecture enthusiast, as I am, this is the perfect trip for you. An extraordinary collection of replicas of temples and houses and ruins, plus an under construction floating market exhibit and a collection of royal barge examples. I must admit, however, my trip was made even better because of my extraordinary driver, whose name unfortunately I cannot remember, who took such incredible care of me from pick up to drop off. I highly recommend this tour, particularly if you are interested in seeing as many examples of temples and Thai-architecture as possible. If there is a downside, I will say there’s not really much to do but look at them. There is nothing interactive, there are no “exhibits” per se, or rides. This is not an amusement park. It is an outdoor museum, and if you approach it with that in mind, you will have an extraordinary time. We ended up taking the car through the park. Bikes and golf carts are also available and might’ve been a fun option

Beautiful large park

You can get from Bangkok by taxi (start was at the BTS stop Krung Thonburi) in about 45 minutes to the park, price including the Mout 295 Bath motorway. Very spacious park, we walked the park with a break in about 7 hours. Alternatively, you can get a bike for free. An electric golf car can also be rented, 350 baths every 1 hour, then 200 baths for each additional one.