Suan Luang Rama IX park was established in 1987 to commemorate the 60th birthday of King Rama IX.
The park grounds cover approximately 500 rai (200 acres) of land.
The location is part of the largest green space in the eastern suburbs of Bangkok.
The reservoir adjacent to the gate is a hub for windsurfing and sailing training in the city.
Feung Fah Gate 6 serves as a secondary entrance to Suan Luang Rama IX, the largest public park in Bangkok. The gate is situated on the eastern perimeter of the park, providing direct access to the garden's expansive botanical collections and water features. The surrounding area in Nong Bon is characterized by its proximity to the Bueng Nong Bon reservoir and water sports center. It functions primarily as a local entry point for residents in the Prawet district. The entrance remains integrated with the greater park's extensive network of walking paths and manicured landscapes.
The lakeside pathways accessible just inside the gate, offering views across the reservoir toward the park's central pavilions.
Use this gate to avoid the heavy congestion and long queues found at the main entrance.
Check the gate status for special event days, as some secondary gates may be restricted during major botanical exhibitions.
Carry identification if planning to enter the park, as it is sometimes requested for entry registration.
Do not attempt to park vehicles directly in front of the gate if local signage indicates restricted zones; use designated parking areas near the main facilities.
Entry may be limited during late evening hours; specific gates often close earlier than the main administrative entrance.
Maintain a quiet volume and avoid feeding the fish or wildlife within the park ponds. Modest athletic or casual wear is standard.
