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Fai Chai station (BL03) on the MRT Blue Line is located at the intersection of Fai Chai and Charan Sanitwong Roads in Bangkok Noi district. It is a convenient transport hub for commuters and visitors to the surrounding area and is considered the closest MRT station to Siriraj Hospital. Therefore, it is a frequent stop for patients, medical staff, and visitors to one of Bangkok's largest medical centers.
The station is located near Bang Khun Si Market and Phran Nok Road, allowing passengers to easily reach all local amenities on foot. An extended pedestrian bridge now spans all four directions of the intersection, improving access to the surrounding streets. The station is three stops from Tha Phra MRT station in the direction of Bang Sue, providing excellent connections to the entire Blue Line network.
Visitors should be aware that there are currently no designated boarding and alighting areas or parking facilities at the station. This can lead to congestion, especially on weekday mornings when traffic is particularly heavy in this part of Bangkok. Travelers to Siriraj Hospital or nearby destinations are advised to use the MRT instead of private transportation to avoid delays. Up-to-date station information and fares can be found on the operator's website at metro.bemplc.co.th.
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Fai Chai Station (BL03) is located at the Fai Chai intersection. The pedestrian bridge has been extended and now spans all four cardinal directions. It is situated near Bang Khun Si Market and Phran Nok Road, thus providing convenient access to Siriraj Hospital and Isaraphab Road.
Fai Chai Station is conveniently located near Sirirat Hospital and therefore easily accessible. – No parking. – No drop-off or pick-up points. – No waiting areas for cars. – Parts of the basement are currently under renovation.
Fai Chai station is the third stop from Tha Phra MRT station in the direction of Bang Sue. I walk from there to the pharmacy. To get there, however, I first have to take the elevator down. Luckily, there is an elevator at this station. The problem for seniors and people with disabilities arises when crossing the street, as the pedestrian bridge only has stairs. Although a connection between the MRT station and the pedestrian bridge is currently being built, I think that even then there will be no alternative way to cross the street – one will still have to use the stairs.
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Charan Sanitwong Rd, Khwaeng Ban Chang Lo, Khet Bangkok Noi
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