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<\/figure>\n<\/div>\n\n\nFollowing the vibrant celebrations of the Songkran festival, the rhythmic pulse of Lumphini Park has officially returned. On April 16, 2026, Mr. Chadchart Sittipunt, Governor of Bangkok, visited the park\u2019s bustling aerobics area in Pathum Wan District to welcome residents back to their fitness routines and inspect the recently reopened facilities. The atmosphere was reportedly electric as the community gathered once again to shake off the holiday indulgence and prioritize their well-being. Governor Chadchart personally encouraged everyone who might have enjoyed a few too many festive treats during the long break to return to the park, emphasizing that the city is fully committed to supporting public health initiatives as long as citizens remain active and engaged.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
The aerobics schedule at Lumphini Park has resumed its regular daily rhythm with two primary sessions held behind the King Rama VI Monument at 18.00 and 19.00 hrs. These sessions are led by the Lumphini Recreation Center and a dedicated group of volunteers, respectively. For those seeking a slightly different time or scenery, additional classes are available at the Palm Garden starting at 17.30 hrs. and in the area opposite the park library at 18.00 hrs. To enhance the participant experience, the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) has modernized the exercise zones with high-quality sound systems and new LED screens. These upgrades are designed to ensure that everyone, even those at the back of the crowd, can follow the instructors\u2019 movements with crystal-clear visibility.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
This health-centric initiative is part of a broader citywide movement. While the Lumphini Park remains a flagship location for urban fitness, there are 38 other aerobics spots operating throughout the capital. Residents interested in finding their nearest exercise group can access a comprehensive list of locations and schedules via the BMA’s Next Learn website at https:\/\/learning.bangkok.go.th\/course\/lc-0314\/. Governor Chadchart\u2019s invitation serves as a reminder that a livable city is built on the collective vitality of its people, and the BMA stands ready to provide the space, technology, and community spirit needed to keep Bangkok moving toward a healthier future.<\/p>\n\n\n\n
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Following the vibrant celebrations of the Songkran fest … <\/p>\n