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00:00Lumpini Park is not just a green space in Bangkok, it's a symbol of the city's commitment to public re-creation.
00:07Exhibited in 1975 by Keringama VI, it was the first public park in Thailand, transforming loyal land into a space for all citizens.
00:15Named after Lumpini, the birthplace of the Buddha in Nepal, the park was initially intended as a venue for the Siam Latpipitapan Trade Fair to promote Thai goods and industry.
00:26After the fair, the area was converted into a public park, providing a place for leisure and relaxation amidst the growing city.
00:34Over the years, Lumpini Park has witnessed significant historical events.
00:38During World War II, it served as a Japanese army camp.
00:42Despite just periods, the park has remained a popular space for the public.
00:46Today, Lumpini Park spans over 142 acres in the heart of Bangkok, offering a serene environment with lakes, walking paths, and open spaces.