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Via the BTS station Bang Wa
Bang Wa is the western terminus of the BTS Silom Line and thus a key interchange in Bangkok's urban rail network. Its importance lies primarily in its connection to the MRT Blue Line, allowing passengers to transfer between the two systems and reach numerous destinations throughout the city, including the Southern Bus Terminal and Mo Chit. Operated by the Bangkok Mass Transit System, the station provides an efficient, clean, and punctual service from early morning until midnight.
Compared to the busier BTS stations in the city center, Bang Wa has a much quieter atmosphere with low passenger volume. Amenities are minimal – there are no ATMs inside the station and hardly any food or drink stalls; only pre-packaged meals are occasionally available on the platform. For refreshments, there is a Café Amazon branch nearby, just outside the station.
Google reviews
HIGH-QUALITY TRAIN SERVICE: Train service in Bangkok is nearly perfect. Punctual, efficient, clean, and affordable – almost everything is just right. The network was expanded in September 2019 and continues to grow rapidly. DISADVANTAGES: 1. Inevitable crowding during peak hours. 2. The multi-level boarding ramps can be confusing. 3. You should definitely carry a small map with you, otherwise you can easily get lost. The signage is sometimes difficult to understand and occasionally just plain annoying. 4. Plan your journeys outside of peak hours. Avoid rush hour altogether.
A huge BTS station with connections to all interchanges and the terminus. Unlike other BTS stations, it's not as crowded, with no vendors or ATMs. Instead, there are plenty of snacks and drinks available. So make sure you've eaten and drunk enough and have enough cash to avoid any problems. Several bridge extensions are also nearby.
Last BTS station on the Silom line. Here you can connect to the MRT Blue line. There are hardly any shops, except for a woman selling packaged food. Right after leaving the station, I found an Amazon Café and had a café latte. On one side is a huge apartment complex.
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283, 3 Thanon Phetkasem Sai Kao, Khwaeng Pak Khlong Phasi Charoen, Khet Phasi Charoen
Tips for visiting the transport sector
Get a Rabbit Card for Bangkok
The Rabbit Card is Bangkok's rechargeable travel pass for the BTS Skytrain and can also be used in supermarkets and some restaurants. It's available at any BTS station for 200 THB (100 THB deposit + 100 THB credit). This saves you from having to queue for single tickets.
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