Footage shows ten lesser-known small parks in Bangkok where tourists and locals can enjoy some much-needed greenery in the concrete urban sprawl.

They are in order they are seen in the video:

Chong Nonsi Canal Park - A former drainage canal was transformed into this park in Bangkok's central business district.

Chao Phraya Sky Park - The Chao Phraya Sky Park was built on abandoned railway line abd became the world's first public park across a river.

Somdet Saranrat Maneerom Public Park - Somdet Saranrat Maneerom Public Park has trees, a playground and a mini skatepark.

Wat Don Cemetery Park - Wat Don is a cemetery that comes alive with residents playing and having picnics around old tombs.

Saranrom Palace Park - This park covers an area of approximately 11 acres and is situated near the Grand Palace and the Temple of the Emerald Buddha.

H.M. King IX Park - H.M. King IX Park is divided into several themed areas, each of which is designed to reflect a different aspect of Thai culture and history.

Thonburirom Park. - Thonburirom Park covers an area of approximately 20 acres and is situated on the banks of the Chao Phraya River.

Sri Nakhon Park - This tranquil city park features abundant green space, walking paths, a lake & a bird viewing platform.

Suan Phlu Park - Suan Plu Public Park offers the perfect retreat from the bustle on Sathorn's main traffic congested drag.

Chulalongkorn University Centenary Park - The Chulalongkorn University Centenary Park is was completed in 2017 and is located inside Thailand's most prestigious learning centre.