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Via the BTS station Bearing
Bearing is the southern terminus of the BTS Sukhumvit line and marks the boundary between central Bangkok and the outer Bang Na district. As the line's terminus, it is a convenient starting point for residents and visitors traveling to or from the Bang Na Tai area. From here, connections to the rest of the city are available via the BTS network.
The station follows the standard BTS layout, familiar to regular users of the system. Ticket machines are available on site. In recent years, kiosks selling clothing and refreshments have been set up on the ground floor to help pass the time during short waits. Visitors have noted that water pumps on the pavement below the station can obstruct pedestrian access. Pedestrians should therefore take care in the immediate vicinity, especially during or after rain.
For commuters and travelers in the area, Bearing is a functional and straightforward station with everything one would expect from the BTS network. Travelers from other parts of Bangkok should note that trains departing from here as their final stop usually have empty seats before picking up passengers on the busier central sections of the line. This can make the journey towards the outskirts more comfortable during rush hour.
Experience tips
Combine your visit. After the BTS Bearing station, you can round off your day in Bangkok with contrasting stops nearby.
Google reviews
This station now has stalls selling clothes and refreshments. Things are slowly improving. There are also modern ticket machines where you can buy multiple tickets with bills. This saves time. All stations should be like this. While you can also buy multiple tickets with the coin-operated machines, you should avoid them, as most BTS machines don't accept coins. If you're using the same stations for both your outbound and return journeys, you'll save time by buying your tickets here. This way, you won't have to queue at the other station to buy your return tickets. By the way, fares have just increased by 5 baht from here to On Nut station and beyond. Even so, it's still worth it, as you'll avoid Bangkok's traffic.
It's a very pleasant place to live; everything you need is available.
This stupid water pump is permanently parked on the sidewalk below. It has nothing to do with the train station, but it makes walking difficult and dangerous. The city council should finally find a permanent solution to the flooding problem!
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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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