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Guide to taking the BTS Skytrain in Bangkok

What you need to know about the Bangkok Skytrain (BTS)

The Skytrain has two lines that connect at Siam station: the Sukhumvit Line, which runs from Khu Khot to Kheha (Samut Prakan), and the Silom Line, from the National Stadium to Bang Wa. The BTS connects with the MRT Blue Line at Mo Chit (Chatuchak Park on the MRT), Ha Yaek Lat Phrao (Phahon Yothin on the MRT), Asok (Sukhumvit on the MRT) and Bang Wa, and with the MRT Yellow Line at Samrong. The Skytrain also connects with the Airport Rail Link to Suvarnabhumi Airport at Phaya Thai station, with the Chao Phraya Express boats at Saphan Taksin station, and with the Khlong Saen Saep boats near Ratchathewi station. If you change network, you need to buy a new ticket, as there is no common ticket yet.
skytrain bangkok

Metro ticket vending machine in Bangkok

Bangkok Skytrain map

Bangkok metro map (BTS, MRT, Airport Link, Red Line)
Source: bts.co.th

Practical information

Trains run from 6 am to midnight.
BTS Hotline: 02 617 6000/ 02 617 7340
Website: www.bts.co.th

Interactive map with time and price calculation

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Other public transport in Bangkok

Bangkok metro

Bangkok metro

Bangkok's subway is called the MRT. It only covers part of the city, but combined with the BTS it opens up many more options. It is very clean, air-conditioned and especially convenient to get to the Grand Palace, Wat Pho or Chinatown.


More details about the Bangkok metro

Chao Phraya Express

Chao Phraya Express

The Chao Phraya Express boats run regularly along the river that flows through Bangkok and stop near all the monuments and sights on its banks, including Wat Phra Kaew, Wat Pho and Wat Arun, the three must-see temples in Bangkok. Fares are cheap.


More details about Chao Phraya Express

Bangkok bus lines

Bangkok bus lines

The bus is clearly neither the easiest nor the fastest way for a foreign tourist to get around Bangkok, but it is the cheapest. The network is huge and you can go almost anywhere – you just need to be patient.


More details about Bangkok buses

Transport in Bangkok

Transport in Bangkok

Bangkok offers the widest choice of public and private transport in Thailand (metro, buses, boats, tuk-tuks...). Because no, there's more than tuk-tuks and pink taxis to get around Bangkok!


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Transport in Thailand
Transport in Thailand
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