คู่มือเที่ยว #สวนเบญจกิติ รู้แล้วจะคูลขึ้น 🌳 | GreenDay [KongGreenGreen]

Did you know that ‘Benjakitti Park’ is not just a place to relax, but it’s also designed to help prevent flooding in Bangkok! The park was built and maintained with care for the environment, and every area has thoughtful design concepts hidden within, earning numerous international awards. But why do some people say the park looks “messy”? This video has the answer. In today’s GreenDay, P’ Kong talks with Tip – Chatchanil Sang, a landscape architect from Asrama Arts Institute, and one of the designers of ‘Benjakitti Forest Park’, to reveal the behind-the-scenes of this eco-friendly public park in every detail! Timestamp: 00:00 Opening + Highlights 01:40 Meet Tip, one of the designers of Benjakitti Forest Park 02:45 Awards and biodiversity in the park 04:16 Different plant species in the park 06:41 Fun Fact 1 – Skywalk 07:35 “Forest Park” concept and water management for each season 09:22 What is a “water retention area”? 11:09 “Kanom Krok Hill” and inspiration from “rice paddy terraces” 14:18 Ponds help naturally treat water 15:26 History of Benjakitti Forest Park 17:07 Fun Fact 2 – New trees grown from original ones 17:50 Answering why the park looks messy 21:30 Fun Fact 3 – Comparison with other public parks 22:16 Opinions from foreigners 23:03 Outdoor amphitheater beyond an activity space 24:40 Fun Fact 4 – What is a wetland? 26:14 Walking on the boardwalk 28:08 Sports zone preserving old buildings and roads 31:25 Fun Fact 5 – Water refill stations in the park 31:56 Landscape architect’s feelings about designing the park 42:06 Closing : #KongGreenGreen #GreenDay #BenjakittiPark #BenjakittiForestPark #PublicPark #GreenSpace #Wetland #Bangkok #Flood #PM25 #BMA