Bangkok, Thailand – Bangkok is preparing to open its 7th dog park at Lumpini Park, offering a safe and vibrant space for pets and their owners. The Lumpini Dog Park is expected to officially open in early 2026, adding to the city’s growing network of dog-friendly spaces.
The Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) recently conducted a site visit to monitor the park’s progress. Ms. Pajariya Mahakanjana, Director of the Green Space Management Office, inspected the park’s design, landscaping, and safety features to ensure the facility is ready for public use. The project is currently in its final stage of construction.
Lumpini Dog Park’s Key Features
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Size: Over 2 rai of dedicated space
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Location: Parking area along Wireless Road, Lumpini Park, Pathum Wan
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Collaboration: BMA and Japanese Chamber of Commerce, Bangkok
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Regulations: Built under the Animal Keeping and Release Control Ordinance B.E. 2567 (2024)
The park is designed to provide a safe and creative environment where dogs can exercise and socialize, while owners can enjoy quality time with their pets.
The project also commemorates the 70th anniversary of the Japanese Chamber of Commerce, Bangkok, highlighting successful partnerships in enhancing green spaces and improving residents’ quality of life.
What Visitors Can Expect
Visitors can look forward to open, landscaped areas tailored for dogs, walking paths, and designated play zones. With safety and accessibility at the forefront, the park promises to be a new hotspot for pet owners and dog enthusiasts in Bangkok.
Photos from the construction site show significant progress, signaling that the park will be ready for pups and their families very soon.