Saranrom Park | Lukfoto - Bangkok Photographer

Discover the Charm of Saranrom Palace Park Through Professional Photography

There’s a charming spot in Bangkok’s old town with royal history – Saranrom Palace Park is a great place for photos. This peaceful green space in the Historical District has both history and natural beauty, making it perfect for taking amazing pictures.

King Rama IV built Saranrom Palace in 1866 as royal gardens during the Siamese Kingdom era. Now it’s a quiet getaway from the busy Bangkok Old City. In 1960, it became a public park that everyone can enjoy while still keeping its cultural character.

When you visit, you’ll see pretty gardens, old trees, and lovely paths that make great photo frames. The park has a fancy fountain, traditional Thai pavilions, and a calm lake – giving you lots of different settings for your photos all in one place.

Our pricing for a session in Bangkok

At Lukfoto, we keep our photo packages simple and easy to understand. We create a photography schedule that works for your family photo session or photo shoot for couples. We know everyone wants something a bit different, so we can adjust our packages to fit what you’re looking for.

Our prices depend on how many places you want to visit, how many photos you’d like to get, and how long you want to spend with us. Whether you want quick family shots or a longer couple’s photo session, we’ve got you covered. To see what we offer, just click below.

Combining Your Saranrom Photoshoot with Other Ko Rattanakosin Attractions

One of the best things about taking photos here is that you’re right in Ko Rattanakosin, Bangkok’s historic island. This means you can easily visit other famous sites on the same day as your photo session.

Just a few minutes away, you’ll find the Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew with its famous Emerald Buddha. After your photos, you can check out these amazing places or even include them in your extended photo package. The National Museum Bangkok is also nearby if you’re interested in learning more about Thai Culture.

Wat Pho is also really close by, with its huge Reclining Buddha. For those interested in less crowded sites, Wat Ratchabophit is another fascinating temple in the area. The beautiful temple designs look great in contrast with the green park photos you’ll have taken earlier.

Many of our clients like how we help plan their day to include both great photos and time to see the sights. It’s a smart way to make the most of your visit to this special part of Historic Bangkok. We can even suggest visiting other cultural treasures like LHONG1919, a restored 19th-century Chinese mansion by the river, or the modern ICONSIAM shopping mall for a glimpse into different aspects of Bangkok’s heritage.

Why Palace Park Is Bangkok’s Hidden Gem for Photos

Bangkok has many attractive places for photos, but this Royal Palace park is special. It’s much quieter than tourist spots, so you can take natural, relaxed pictures without crowds getting in the way.

The history of the park makes your photos more interesting. You’re surrounded by things that have been there for over 150 years, including the striking memorial to Queen Sunanda. This connection to Thai history gives your pictures a unique feel.

Photographers love how many different looks you can get in one small area. From Thai pavilions to European-style structures, from water features to tropical plants – you’ll get a mix of great photos that look like they were taken in many different places.

The light here is really nice too. The big trees filter the sunlight, getting rid of harsh shadows and creating a soft light that makes everyone look good in photos. This natural lighting works well at different times of the day. You might even spot monitor lizards in certain areas of the park, adding an unexpected element to some of your shots.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is this park suitable for family portraits with children?

This park is perfect for families with little ones! Children have room to run around freely and show their true personalities here. We can capture both playful moments and nice family group photos in various settings – from open spaces to tree-lined paths.

Children often get excited about seeing fish in the lake and sometimes even monitor lizards sunning themselves nearby, which gives us great chances to capture their natural smiles and curiosity. The flat ground makes it easy for strollers and grandparents too, so the whole family can join in comfortably.

What makes Saranrom different from other Bangkok parks for photos?

This royal park is different because it has history, attractive buildings, and nature all in one small place. Unlike big parks like Lumpini, it’s more private with fewer visitors around, so your photos won’t have strangers in the background.

You can see the royal history in the design and special features like Queen Sunanda’s memorial. These old elements make your photos look more interesting than in newer parks. And you don’t have to walk far between different photo spots – they’re all close together.

Will there be many tourists in the background of our photos?

Not many at all! This park gets way fewer visitors than nearby spots like the Grand Palace or Wat Pho. While we can’t promise it will be completely empty, it’s usually pretty quiet, especially on weekday mornings.

We’re good at finding angles that keep other people out of your pictures. We can also suggest the best times to come based on when the park is quietest. Most of our clients are surprised by how private it feels for a place right in the middle of historic Bangkok.

Are there nice spots for pregnancy photoshoots?

The park has great spots to take pregnancy photographs. The gentle paths are easy for moms-to-be to walk on, and the green background symbolizes new life and growth.

Popular areas include the fountain, where the water creates a peaceful feeling, and beside the lake where reflections make the photos more artistic. The sunlight coming through the trees is very flattering. The classical buildings also make elegant backdrops that highlight your pregnancy.