What attractions can be reached by light rail in Bangkok?

What's the most economical way to get to Bangkok? Bian Xiao thinks that most people will choose the light rail in Bangkok! It's really easy to use and the price is acceptable. So today, Bian Xiao will introduce you to the scenic spots where you can take the light rail in Bangkok, Thailand!

Brief introduction of light rail BTS

There are two lines in Bangkok Light Rail BTS, namely Silom Line and Sukhumvit Line, which can be changed at Siam Station, but can be changed with Bangkok Metro at SalaDaeng Station, MoChit Station and Asok Station.

The train operation time of the two lines is from 6: 00 to 24: 00, and the fares range from 15 baht to 60 baht.

Light rail single-day ticket 120 baht, so if the single-day ticket fare exceeds 120 baht, you can consider buying it.

One-day tickets must be purchased at the service office of the light rail station. The service office is open from 8 to 22. It should be noted that the one-day ticket can only be used in the light rail system, not in the subway system.

Scenic spots along Sukunyi District

Siam station: Siam business district is near the station, which is a good place for shopping.

Among them, Siam Palace is the focus, which is said to be the largest shopping center in Southeast Asia, with IMAX cinema and Siam Sea World.

Chilom Station: There are four-faced Buddha, Central World Department Store, Watergate Market and other popular attractions nearby.

AsokStation: Popular attractions include the department store of Terminal 2 1, a famous shopping mall in Sukunyi, Bangkok. The whole shopping mall is based on the concept of airport terminal, and each floor is matched with the characteristics of different countries and cities, which is very interesting.

Tongluo Station: Soi38 Night Market. Located next to Exit 4 of Tongluo Station, it is small in scale, with many delicious foods, snacks, noodle soup and barbecue. If you want to buy a snack and eat some street snacks, you can definitely come here.

Mochi station: Chatuchak weekend market. The largest weekend market in Southeast Asia and the most famous market in Bangkok is a paradise for women! Clothes, hats, ornaments, traditional Thai handicrafts, food, everything!

It is a scenic spot along the Dragon Area.

National Stadium Station: China City and Mountain Road.

Mountain road is the base camp of backpackers. This is a 300-meter-long path, with the most bars on both sides, followed by hotels, restaurants, cafes and local specialty shops.

Saladin Station: Transfer to MRT or go to Bagan Night Market.

Hantan New Station: A unique night market, where you can take a ferry to the Grand Palace and Huang Zheng Temple.

Unique night markets are different from ordinary night markets. The shop is in an old warehouse with the Ferris wheel in the night market. It's really beautiful.

Hot spots along the MRT.

There is only one line of MRT, from South China Peng Railway Station to KhaengPhet, *** 18 station. Adult fare 15-39 baht.

Peng Station: Chinatown in Central Railway Station.

Chinatown, also known as China City, is home to 70% of the gold shops in Bangkok. The most popular places here are gold shops and restaurants. There is food and noise everywhere. It's a good place to eat, drink and have fun!

Sanren Station: Jim Thompson Store (mainly engaged in silk), Tea Kitchen Square (shopping center) and Snake Garden.

Xilong Station: Bapeng Night Market, Shaladen Light Rail Station, Lombini Park.

Bapong Night Market is one of the famous sightseeing night markets in Bangkok, where nightlife is very rich.

Lumpini Station: Lumpini Park, Lumpini Boxing Hall.

Lombini Park is the largest park in Bangkok. Park air circulation, tree-lined, park full of natural atmosphere.

Longdong Station: Queen Sirikit National Convention Center.

Sukunyi Station: Asok Light Rail Station, Cowboy Street 2 1 Terminal Shopping Center.

Bibury Station: Airport MRT Makasan transfer station.

PhramStation9: No.9 Chantellama Road Shopping Center in Fortune Town (the best IT holy place in Bangkok).

Thailand Cultural Center Station: Shopping Center, Dream Theatre, Siam.

Well, if you come to Bangkok, you might as well take the light rail to Bangkok!