Guide to how to take the Bangkok subway

Friends who come back from a trip to Bangkok should feel how congested Bangkok is, so if possible, Bian Xiao suggests you take the subway. Here are some strategies about how to take the subway in Bangkok.

Bangkok is the first city in the world. Although taking a taxi is very suitable for friends who are unfamiliar with Bangkok, plus the language barrier, it is easy to go far. Moreover, taxis in urban scenic spots are priced on the ground, which is why many friends hate taxi drivers in Bangkok. Therefore, choosing public transportation is a quick way. Asok is usually your starting point for a romantic trip in Bangkok. The hotel also advises everyone to live nearby, and friends who are not nearby should try to choose subway or subway.

There are three ways to travel in Bangkok that are more suitable for foreigners. The bus route is complex, the name of the station is incomprehensible, and it is still difficult without local teaching. Therefore, I suggest you take the subway, subway and locomotive express, which correspond to British MRT, BTS and ARL respectively. Simply put, the MRT is the subway line, and everyone has to take the subway. BTS is an overhead line, and most urban areas can be reached through BTS. The locomotive express line is mainly the main way for Suvarnabhumi Airport to go downtown.

After arriving at the airport, you can go down to the last floor. Generally speaking, you can sit at the terminal, phayathai. There are 45 notes, 20 notes, 50 notes, 100 coins, 1 coin. So you can go to 7 1 1 to buy a bottle of water for some money, because public transportation in Bangkok is still slightly expensive. If there are more than two people with a lot of luggage, it is recommended to take a taxi downstairs. Generally, all locomotives can take a taxi by the number, plus 50. There is no subway in Romance, but there is a bus to downtown, but I suggest you take a taxi.

When you arrive at phyathai, there is a sign to transfer to BTS. Follow the signs to the BTS station. The ticket entrance of BTS looks like the following figure. Note that this slot only accepts coins. The figures and stations shown in the general plan are the money you need to invest. At present, the big stations, such as ASOK, Siam and PHYTHAI, all have ticket slots, so you can change them at the window if you have no change. If you are afraid of trouble, you can also go to the window and buy it directly at that station.

Because everyone is usually in the station of asok, I will tell you the price of several places where asok goes: phromphong (Japanese massage) Nana.

(red light district), 16 baht; Siam (shopping mall), 30 baht; Saladeng ng (Little Japanese Street in Papong), 37 baht. I don't think people will go to other distant stations. Just go to the movies.

BTS basically meets everyone's trip to the red light district at night. Generally, when returning to the hotel, there is no subway taxi and no traffic jam. It's easy to communicate with the driver with my sister, so don't worry ~ If you are afraid of the trouble of putting in coins to prepare change, you can also buy a Tiantie card. The most painful thing in Bangkok is that the transportation card is not universal. I heard that there will be a general transportation card at the end of the year, but the details are unknown.

Then the subway to Yu Tai. There is a huge Doraemon billboard next to Cowboy Street. Below is the Sukunyi subway station, which is a means of transportation to Yu Tai, hahaha. Simply show you what mrt looks like: there is an English price list next to it, and you can also see the price on the screen. Remember to point to the English sign, otherwise you can't read the text clearly. The ticket looks like a plastic coin, and the slot is as follows. Briefly talk about the price of going to other stations from Sukunyi: phetcherburi (where Label Label is located), 16 baht; Huaiguang (Thai bath center at Guanghui Station), 23 baht.

Well, this is the only two stops to take a bath in Thailand. Everyone should bring his own change. The MRT can accept paper money. Maybe that's the way to the subway! I heard that Google can be used in China. Next time, I will teach you to use Google to mark your location in China and use navigation to go to Thailand!