Traveling in Bangkok will no longer be a headache, as both BTS and MRT lines now perfectly connect key districts. To emphasize this convenience, the Tourism Authority of Thailand, through its Travel Information Service Center (1672 Travel Buddy), has produced a special E-Book.
It compiles coordinates“Must-Visit Attractions”or unmissable tourist spots along the BTS Green and MRT Blue lines for easy following. The main goal is to facilitate both Thai and international travelers in planning one-day or half-day trips independently, saving time and avoiding traffic jams while experiencing Bangkok's charm from multiple angles. Tourists can easily use this E-Book, which can be viewed immediately on their smartphones.here
Let's take a sneak peek at which highlighted stations in this E-Book are worth checking in.
BTS Sukhumvit Line (Green Line) attractions cater to shoppers, chill seekers, and nature lovers.
This station is the true center of shopping, starting with leading department stores like Siam Paragon that house luxury brands and Sea Life Bangkok Ocean World in one place. Next are Siam Center and Siam Discovery, known for trendy designs, plus the ever-popular Siam Square, a hotspot for youth fashion and cafes. For a relaxed stroll, visit the Bangkok Art and Culture Centre (BACC) to appreciate art, or for tranquility in the city center, stop by Wat Pathum Wanaram and the Jim Thompson House Museum.
Escape the hustle and breathe fresh air at"Bang Krachao"—a large green lung near the city where you can cycle through nature, visit Bang Nam Phueng floating market (open weekends), or sip coffee in secret cafes amid the greenery. In the evening, return to stroll and enjoy delicious street food at the Srinakarin Train Night Market.
At Erawan Museum Station, pay respects to the magnificent Erawan Museum, featuring a striking three-headed elephant bronze sculpture. If you travel to the line’s end at Kheha Station, you can enjoy the breeze, watch sunsets, and feed seagulls during winter at Bang Pu Recreation Center.
From this station, you can transfer to express boats to numerous riverside attractions, including Lhong 1919, a Thai-Chinese cultural and art site; the historic Talat Noi district with its old architecture; or shop at the mega ICONSIAM complex. End your day with a romantic dinner cruise along the riverbanks at night.
MRT Blue Line attractions combine history, culture, and street food
At Hua Lamphong, visit the Thai Railway Museum, then wander through Talat Noi community before experiencing the lively Yaowarat area at Wat Mangkon Station. Here you’ll find Wat Mangkon Kamalawat (Leng Nei Yi Temple), ancient shrines, Thong Wat Road with its cafes and street art, and, of course, the dazzling Yaowarat street food scene at night.
One of Thailand’s most beautiful stations leads you into Rattanakosin Island. Visit Museum Siam to learn about Thai history through innovative exhibits, then pay respects to the Reclining Buddha at Wat Pho, and admire the exquisite Grand Palace and Wat Phra Kaew.
From this station, free electric shuttle buses run on weekends to four famous floating markets in Taling Chan: Khlong Lat Mayom, Taling Chan, Wat Taling Chan’s Two Canal Market, and Wat Saphan Market. Enjoy local food and experience the riverside way of life.
From Tha Phra Station, a short ride brings you to the Khlong Bang Luang community, wherethe “Artist’s House”offers traditional puppet shows and DIY activities. The area features wooden houses by the water, trendy cafes, and long-tail boat rides to visit the large Buddha statue at Wat Paknam Phasi Charoen.
Information: Tourism Authority of Thailand, Travel Information Service Center