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Assumption University

Thailand's most prestigious private Catholic university.

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Happy & Healthy Bike Lane
It is a 25-kilometer, one-way cycle path around Suvarnabhumi Airport. Planes land and take off nearby—sometimes right above you. They’re very strict about the rules: no kids, no strollers, and no pedestrians allowed, so you can go full speed. Since it’s a one-way track, there’s no turning back, so be prepared to ride all 25 kilometers. There are three rest stops along the way with benches and vending machines. You can rent a good bike at the rental station near the information center.
06.00 AM. - 09.00 PM. ( Last Entry 07.30 PM)Free entry
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Rama IX Royal Park
สวนหลวง ร. 9
Built in 1987 to celebrate the 60th birthday of the former king, HM Bhumibol Adulyadej, this is the largest public park of Bangkok. It consists of six zones: the homage to His Majesty, the botanical garden, the Trapangkaew Reservoir, the Rommaniya Garden, the Sanam Rasdara and the Water Garden. It is very deep down the sois of Sukhumvit, so it is best to take a taxi to find it.
05:00-18:00 daily10 baht
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Minburi Market
A local fresh market that has many stalls selling Thai Muslim food at street food prices either onto plates or as takeaway.
Daily 08:00-20:00
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Airplane Graveyard Bangkok
An abandoned junk yard with a few dismembered aircraft - a relatively interesting photographic site, without any guide though. IMPORTANT UPDATE: As of January 2024, the plane wreckages are no longer there. They were moved elsewhere, and construction are going on. Confirmed by Google Maps Street View.