bangkok It is one of the largest cities in all of Asia and is also considered one of the major business centers in Southeast Asia. This is a cosmopolitan city where people from all countries visit. The city is very busy and there is a lot of traffic congestion in this city. Therefore, most visitors making plans for their vacation in Thailand should be aware of the public transportation system. These public transports help you reach your destination on time and are also very convenient. In addition to public transport, there are also other modes of transport. Let’s discuss them.
The arrival visitor can use airport link service from connection to Suvarnabhumi International Airport and Bangkok city center. The hours of operation between 6.00 am to midnight. The service has 2 routes The express line that can reach the city center in 15-17 minutes and the City Line that makes 6 stops can reach it in 30 minutes. Trains arrive every 15 minutes for both routes. The Airport Rail Link also connects with other public transportation in Bangkok, for example the underground MRT at Makkasan City Interchange Station and the Skytrain (BTS) at Phayathai Station. Ticket rates, SA Express: flat rate of 150 baht and valid for 2 weeks. SA City Line: starts at 15 baht and the maximum cost is 45 baht
sky train – Sky Trains or BTS are elevated trains and run on 2 lines. Sky Train routes run from Bearing to MoChit and from the National Stadium to Wongwian Yai. The traveler can change from one train to another train at the Siam station, which is also the central station.
TRM – The MRT underground service operates 18 stations through the heart of downtown Bangkok from Bangsue to Hua Lumphong railway station and connects with the Skytrain (BTS) at 3 stations: Silom, Sukhumvit and Chatuchak Weekend Market . The train will arrive between 5 and 7 minutes at each station. The service between 6 AM to midnight.
rivers and canals – Bangkok is popularly known as the Venice of the East mainly because the city has many canals that are used for transportation. This is a very good option to avoid all the traffic jams and at the same time you can also see the beautiful city during your trip. The most famous canal is the Canal de San Saeb. Along the Chao Phraya River, you can find boats that will take you to many different temples in Bangkok, such as Wat Arun, Grand Palace Complex, Wat Pho, etc.
Highways – If you are planning your visit to this beautiful city, you will find a couple of highways and elevated highways. This method relieves many traffic jams on the roads. Even better, there are trains and boats to get you to your destination in case congestion gets out of hand. Public transport by bus is very cheap and you will feel very comfortable arriving at your destination on time. You can also opt for Taxi to move around Bangkok. All cars are metered and fare starts from 35 baht.
Railway – Local trains do not have air conditioning, but express trains traveling from Bangkok to other countries do. Hua Lamphong Station is the main railway station in Bangkok. The other famous station is Bang Sue Railway Station, which is also the second largest station in Bangkok.
tuk tuk – Tuk Tuk are 3-wheeled vehicles that are considered to be one of the most convenient public transportation systems for traveling within the city of Bangkok. Depending on the distance, fares are charged from 30 baht.
air travel – You can also find cheap Thai airlines that take you to other provinces from Bangkok. The 2 main airports in Bangkok are Suvarnabhumi Airport and Don Muang Airport.
