Bangkok BTS Skytrain and MRT 5-day Guide with things to do, places to eat and explore

Whether you hate commuting in a foreign country or you simply want to explore Bangkok one BTS at a time, this is the perfect guide for you. Rest assured that you will not need to walk over 15 mins (most are within 10!) as everything listed here is super accessible by foot!

Firstly, choose between the BTS/MRT locations you’re interested in. There are at least 3 days worth of BTS stops, and 2 days of MRT stops – so you can easily tailor your BTS/MRT itinerary!

You will be able to sample the tastes of Bangkok and see what the Land of Smiles has to offer in terms of shopping (trust us, Bangkok isn’t popular with personal shoppers for no reason!) and eating.

When you discover how accessible (and affordable) everything is, it’s bound to keep you coming back for more!

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Adventures Made Simple with BTS Skytrain Rabbit Cards – Klook

We’ve personally tried Klook’s services from airport transfers to local SIM card pick-ups, and we can vouch for how convenient and value-for-money they are!

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This means no long queues just to purchase 1-way trip tokens, or even to buy a Rabbit card at the BTS station itself! (You can opt to pick-up your Rabbit Card at the airport, or Siam Center.)

Planning an itinerary from scratch, and researching travel options can be tedious and time-consuming, especially when you’re in a city like Bangkok where there’s just so much to do!

Thankfully, we’ve put together a 5-day Bangkok BTS guide that will take the stress off your travel planning – and since you’ll be travelling only via the BTS, you won’t have to take taxis through the crazy Bangkok traffic!

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Overview

1. Chit Lom BTS Station, Siam BTS Station

The only shopping haven you’ll need

From streetwear to evening gowns and even underwear… 😉 Whether you’re a fashion freak who loves all the latest trends or a trendsetter with your own distinct style, you’ll definitely be able to find your calling around here.

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1(a). Six floors of shopping heaven – The Market

Welcome to Bangkok’s latest mall with everything under one roof, including very instagrammable decor. (Insider tip: shop on the smaller side of the mall as their prices are noticeably lower.)

You can shop till you drop and be rejuvenated at the food court (the matcha ice cream with boba is a must try!) or relax with a massage at the spa. They thought of everything when they built this shopping paradise.

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1(b). Buy all your snacks and food at great value! – Big C Supercenter Rajdamri

The seasoned shopper will tell you to stay away from 7-11 for generic snacks which you can get at a cheaper rate from Big C!

This is where you should go to purchase oversized packets of chips, cartons of instant noodles and stock up on all kinds of Thai snacks.

If you’re at a loss at what to get, check out which are the 20 must-buy snacks!

1(c). No shopping trip is complete without a night market! – Talad Neon Night Market

A picturesque night market with twinkling fairy lights, filled to the brim with fashion steals and yummy street food.

You’ll get to try Thai’s famous Mango sticky rice and the trendiest food at this market, as well as stumble on great finds like customizable plushies and other personalised gifts!

If you need more reasons on why you should visit or simply want to read up more about the night market, click here.

1(d). Wholesale for the seasoned pros (with our help you’ll be a pro too!) – Platinum Mall

This mall might seem a little overwhelming, with their huge selections and multitude of shops littering every alley. Take a deep breath and follow these two tips and you won’t go wrong:

1. Take your time and shop around, shopping is a leisurely activity, not a chore.
2. Alway bargain for bulk purchases (you won’t get a discount if you’re just buying one item, hence why it’s a wholesale mall, so go with a friend or ten!)

1(e). You’ve tried the rest, now try the best noodle soup in Bangkok – Sawang Noodle

Right opposite from Platinum Mall (and practically next to Go Ang mentioned above), you can grab some grub at this unassuming stall. While the portions are relatively small, each mouthful is packed with flavour! Their pork knuckles are pretty decent too, but you might want to get your crispy pork fix elsewhere.

Known in the past as Bamee Sawang Noodle, it was pretty famous in the Wat Mangkon area, but it’s since gotten an upgrade. While they’ve ditched their woodfired ovens with gas stoves, the taste remains the same.

1(f). Unwind and relax in a Parisian cafe – Cafe Tartine

This spot will surprise you with its selection of items. You can get freshly baked baguettes and croissants.

A popular choice for brunch, many have been raving about their rotisserie chicken and lemon meringue pie. Also, feel free to bring your kids along because they welcome kids wholeheartedly and have prepared a kids menu so they can enjoy a mini quiche alongside you.

Psst… Don’t be fooled by their breakfast deals! You’ll get more bang for your buck by ordering a la carte as the 99 Baht deal will only get you a croissant, a hot drink and a shot of orange juice.

1(g). Another French delight, with Mediterranean cuisine and pretty European architecture — Crepes and Co

A standalone house converted into a comfortable establishment is the perfect place to just sit back and chill. It doesn’t hurt that they have amazing crepes and a tantalising array of cuisines ranging from Greek, Moroccan and Spanish dishes. You can even get a proper English breakfast or customise your own!

1(h). A cosy cafe that doubles as a cute stationery shop? – Spoonful Zakka Cafe

If you’re not familiar with the term Zakka, it refers to anything from stationery to decor, as long as it’s meant to add a little more color and aesthetic into your life.

The cafe is located on the second floor and you will find the loveliest scones here. If you’re a fan, you’ll be sure to make a return visit.

Remote workers and workaholics be warned: this is not a work-friendly cafe as they do not provide wifi, and they discourage the use of laptops.

1(i). Shop, eat and play all around – Siam Square

Whether you’ve been to Siam Square or not, this shopping/cafe-hopping hotspot located right by Siam BTS is enough to keep you busy for a day. Touted as the Ximending (Taipei’s popular shopping district) of Bangkok, don’t miss out on our favourite places!

• Get these amazing lobster rolls at Siam Square One – Mister Lobster (Avoid queues and pre-purchase the famous Loster Roll earlier on Klook)

• Go shopping and have your Instagram-moment – Cintage School

• From meerkats to corgis, it’s a wonderland of animals – Little Zoo Cafe

• An enchanting fantasyland to have afternoon tea at – Sretsis Parlour

1(j). This foodcourt is affordable AND surprisingly good! – foodwOrld at CentralWorld

Here, you can have all the Thai food you like for less than $4 each – made by renowned Thai eateries (including one mentioned in Thailand’s Michelin guide). In our opinion, there’s no better place to eat if you’re in the vicinity.

Some must-try food include seafood, Northern Thai cuisine, Thai stewed pork, Thai desserts and moreeee!

1(k). Serving authentic chicken rice from China since 1960 – Go Ang Kaomunkai Pratunam

If you think you cannot find delicious chicken rice in Bangkok, you’re absolutely wrong! This establishment is the first chicken rice stall in Pratunam, and they’ve been feeding foodies delectable moist chicken paired with fragrant oil rice for over 50 years.

From late night till early morning, if you’re in the area, this is definitely a meal you shouldn’t miss. Unsure whether you’re at the right place? Check their uniforms, if it’s hot pink, you’re good to sit and order!

1(l). Swim with Sharks – Sea Life Bangkok Ocean World

On the bottom two floors of Siam Paragon Centre in Bangkok, Sea Life Bangkok Ocean World might just be the most marine-tastic experience you’ll have in Thailand’s capital.

The Sea Life center hosts more than 30,000 marine animals, including but not limited to seals, ragged-tooth sharks, leafy sea dragons, blue-ringed octopus, stingrays, giant spider crabs, leopard sharks and more!

1(m). Snap a Selfie with a Celebrity – Madame Tussauds Wax Museum

Have you ever wanted to sit on the Queen of England’s throne? Or act like the president in the Oval Office? How about meeting a movie star?

You can do all of these things without leaving Bangkok. That’s right! You only need to visit Madame Tussauds Wax Museum to fulfill all of your dreams.

1(n). Fans, hold onto your tiny, cute, adorable hearts – Line Village

Originating in Korea, the Lines characters blew up in 2011 for their ultra cute design, thus starting a fan club across Asia. So fans have gone nuts over this totally adorable village, dedicated solely for the fans and lovers of Brown, Cony, James, Moon and Jessica – but don’t fear, the whole gang’s here too!

It’s basically a tribute to the characters, setup as a museum and digital adventure park in one! There are over 20 different rooms, and it is all EPIC!

There are mirror rooms and VR (Virtual Reality) encounters with characters, girly girl stations with Cony & Choco (get ready for some ultra amazing Instagram snaps), and there’s even a virtual roller coaster ride.

1(o). Sit in a vintage Thai ambiance overlooking stunning views of Erawan Shrine – Erawan Tea Room

With stunning views overlooking the Erawan Shrine and the city, Erawan Tea Room is located within the Bangkok Grand Hyatt, is a fantastic location for a swanky afternoon tea.

It has a wide selection of teas on offer. There are also Thai favourites, including SomTam spicy papaya salad and chicken satay, as well as traditional Western style tidbits!

2. Thailand Cultural Center MRT Station, Huai Khwang MRT Station

Fun, games and entertainment

Wind it down a notch with a little bit of fun thrown into the shopping-centric mix. If you’re looking for a balance of Bangkok, this is the MRT that’s fit for you! There’s a little bit of culture, some shopping and a whole lot of food going on here, as well as photo-friendly places.

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2(a). The smaller and more easily accessible sister to the bigger train night market – Talad Rot Fai Ratchada

At this night market, you’ll be able to see all that Bangkok night markets have to offer: barber shops, innovative street food, cheap wares, fashionable trends and even vintage shops.

If you’re a foodie though, you don’t want to miss at least these 2 popular dishes!:

• Huge portions of lobster tom yam noodles (Diaw Goong Rot Fai Restaurant เตี๋ยวกุ้งรถไฟ)

• Fusion of land and sea, QQ glass noodles and fresh crab! (Tung Jai Dee Restaurant)

2(b). Interactive museum filled with visual tricks and photo ops – Art in Paradise

I’m sure you’ve come across pictures that have made you look twice, all thanks to 3d museums like these all over the world. This one in particular is the first of its kind in Bangkok, and has six permanent exhibitions.

Insider tip: Download their app “Art in Paradise” before you get there because it will make the exhibitions come to life!

2(c). Not for the faint hearted that are afraid of dogs – Big Dog Cafe

True to its name, you will find all kinds of big dog breeds here at this cafe. Don’t expect that you can just rock up to the cafe and see the dogs roaming freely. You will have to make bookings in advance because the cafe takes hygiene very seriously and the cafe is sanitised every two hours.

Note: When visiting, please be considerate towards the dogs and not hog them or force them to play with you.

2(d). Cheap electronics, phone accessories, mini projectors and more! – Fortune Town

This place is just perfect for those who go crazy over gadgets and the prices here are much more affordable than Pantip because it’s where the locals shop for electronics!

Touted as an IT lifestyle mall, you’ll be able to find everything from a pretty phone cover to a mini projector (fourth floor for those looking ;)). If you’re real lucky, you might even catch some cosplayers in action!

Plus, it’s not Bangkok if it doesn’t have a food court sprawling with yummy food – just head down to the lower floors to grab a bite when you’re feeling up for some grub.

2(e). Papaya salad, mango sticky rice and other Isan cuisines at – Zaap One Ratchada

Looking for a more conventional Thai eatery? With a predominantly Thai crowd, they might not have English-speaking waitstaff but they do have an English menu, so you’re all set.

We hear good things about the somtum (papaya salad) and khao neeo mamuang (mango sticky rice). While you’re there, you should try out their Larb and Nam Tok (meat salad) too.

2(f). Searching for a slice of Mexico? – OMG Bar & Restaurant

Grab a taco, some buffalo wings and kick back with a beer. OMG is popular as a watering hole with the expats because they claim that the food is top notch and comparable with what they can get back home.

The owner, Guru, and his hot chipotle sauce is well liked by all. Worth a try? Definitely.

2(g). Have a proper sit down meal of fresh seafood in Chinese or Thai style – Kuang Seafood

From the rows of tanks lining the restaurant, you can be sure that the food at Kuang Seafood is fresh – and it’s probably a good reason why they’re so popular too! 😉

2(h). Visit an old school night market! – Huai Kwang Night Market

This is a perfect example of an old school night market that started the night market trend in Bangkok. Instead of trendy or modern designs, this market has stuck to its roots of a simple layout. You will not find any pretty backdrops, just rows of stalls peddling their wares.

You can also get express manicures here, find yummy snacks and of course, shop! And don’t forget to drop in at Noi Seafood for the amazing claypot prawn vermicelli and crab omelette. They don’t speak much English here but their menu is filled with pictures so you won’t have any trouble ordering.

For more reasons why you should visit, you should check this out!

3. Phrom Phong, Thong Lor BTS Station

Looking for a place with a little more class and culture?

Cultured, class and slightly pricier, welcome to Phrom Phong and Thong Lor. It might surprise you to see this side of Bangkok but if you’re willing to give it a try…

You’ll find yourself pampered and going home with new experiences you never thought you’d have like flying a plane or painting with your friends!

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3(a). An artsy contemporary lifestyle mall for hipsters and Instagram obsessed travellers – The Commons

This open concept mall is super Instaworthy. No matter how bad a photographer your travelling partner is, you will still be able to get #ootd and artsy shots.

There’s an array of food (from Vietnamese to American) and they all hold their own – from decor to taste, their standards are top notch. You’ll also be able to sample imported beer from 11am to 1am at The Beer Tap. The Commons is simply the perfect place to chill with your triendy friends!

3(b). Love a little luxury? This polished one-stop shop is the place for you – Emporium

On the first floor, you’ll be able to find luxury brands like Hermes, Chanel and the like. For a less heavy price tag, head on over to the second floor, home to H&M and Zara. You can also get your hands on electronics and souvenirs from this mall (including from the supermarket at the 5th floor)

If you’re looking for a fancier venue, EmQuartier across the street is like its hip younger sister with funkier designs incorporated with greenery, but basically the same pickings.

3(c). Pamper yourself a little differently at – Kashikiri Onsen and Spa

Whether you’ve been to Japan or not, you will definitely appreciate this Japanese-themed onsen spa. Dress in their cute little yukatas and put yourself in the capable hands of the professional staff. You will come out well refreshed, just the thing you need after all that walking around!

Tip: Go before 3PM and get 15% off 😀 And if you are looking for more onsen spas in Bangkok, look no further, just click here!

3(d). Paint with a glass of margarita (or soda) and bring home your masterpiece – Paintbar Bangkok

The paintbar is open to all except those under 7 years old. So it doesn’t matter if you’re an old hand or just starting out with the brush. Grab a friend and a cocktail or two and learn how to paint with an instructor. It’s bound to be an unforgettable experience! Plus, you’ll be able to take home your new artwork and show off to everyone back home (or Instagram)

Tip: Make reservations in advance to avoid disappointment.

3(e). Join the virtual mile high club – Flight Experience Bangkok

Everyone’s fascinated with flying and some might even take that interest one step further by engaging in a flight simulator! It’s said to be for both veterans, beginners and even children as young as 4 years old.

Be prepared to fork out an extra 400 Baht for photos inside the cockpit. On the flip side, two friends can sit in for free!

3(f). Get lost in literature at Bangkok’s biggest second-hand bookstore – Dasa Bookstore

Ever visited a vintage bookstore? With three floors and books in multiple languages: English, Chinese, French, Italian, German and obviously Thai, there’s really something for everyone here. If you’re on a look-out for a specific book, you can check their website for their list of available books.

This book cafe is open daily and doesn’t close for any holiday because the owner believes that it’s important in keeping their doors open for book lovers!

3(g). Try going vegan for a day (you’ll realise it’s surprisingly yummy!) – Veganerie Concept

The vegan diet is often met with the misconception that all they eat are salads. But, it’s more than possible to have a hearty meal like a vegan pulled pork sandwich or a full pasta meal. Mmm.. Just look at that selection! If it’s readily available, I personally wouldn’t mind going full vegan. xD

The cafe is quiet and nicely decorated with chill vibes so you can get away from the hustle and bustle of Bangkok.

3(h). Discover a secret garden filled with magic in the heart of Bangkok – The Gardens of Dinsor Palace

Dine in a fairytale at an affordable price! The Gardens of Dinsor Palace will teleport you into a totally different dimension. There’s a lush and beautiful garden with free roaming swans and a peacock.

Note: When dealing with wildlife, always remember not to feed them table scraps (because you never know what can mess up their diet) and to stay cautious!

If enchanting cafes are your thing, you’ll love this.

3(i). Splurge on a gourmet pizza – Pizza Massilia

Considered the best pizza (and probably the most expensive) in Bangkok, this unassuming Italian pizza restaurant has been deemed Michelin-worthy!

You’ll get your money’s worth with the quality ingredients they use such as their Italian tomatoes flown in from Europe and pizza dough which is out of this world! With 11 specialty pizzas, get ready to dig in.

3(j). How can you miss this classic mango Thai dish? – Mae Varee

A classic dish best eaten on the go and taken away from Mae Varee. The stall might be pricier than most, but it is worth it! They really know their stuff and if you know your mango, you can pick your own.

If you like sweet mangoes, go for “ok krong”, but if you prefer them tangy, try “tong dam”. Personally, I would go for “nam dok mai” for its silky texture. You can get them to pick the fruit for you, but be warned that they will most definitely pick the most expensive.

3(k). Noodles that everyone’s raving about – Saew Noodles

Plonked in the middle of a posh neighbourhood, this rather unassuming shop lot sells the best tom yum noodles. It’s actually been described as “stunning” by one foodie.

Choose your noodles and broth (or go dry!) – just don’t forget to break open the bags on your table and sprinkle its contents on your noodles. We’re not sure if they are pork rinds or fish skin, but it brings it to the next level! If you know what it is, please let us know in the comments!

3(l). A thorough calming of the body and mind: Let’s Relax Spa & Onsen (Thonglor)

A popular affordable spa option among travellers and expats, Let’s Relax Spa & Onsen really gets you to put aside your worries as you disrobe and slip into the wonderfully soothing onsen pools, which are only available at the Thonglor outlet.

Rich in natural minerals retrieved from hot springs in Japan, the five onsen pools you get to dip in are segregated by gender. From the 42-degrees-Celsius stress-relieving Gero hot spring bath to the beautifying Silk bath with micro-oxygen bubbles to the 18-degrees-Celsius cold bath to tighten the skin and close the pores, we were very refreshed by the soothing experience!

Special Mention #1: Go all over the world, from New York to Tokyo without leaving – Terminal 21

Included as special mention as this is over 15mins of walking from Phrom Phong BTS, you should make your way here if you haven’t already!

Popularly known for its worldly designs, Terminal 21 has remained a top mall in Bangkok. You can find hip and indie brands scattered around the mall, alongside established names like H&M, etc. There is also a floor with gourmet food for the golden tongues. For more reasons on why you shouldn’t miss Terminal 21, click!

Special Mention #2: It’s Japan packed into one mall! – Don Don Donki

It’s over 15mins walk from Thong Lor BTS, but If you’re the kind to go to any lengths for your love for Japan… You should definitely take the 21 minute walk (or order a Grab car!) to go to Don Don Donki. It is literally Japan packed into a mall, with all kinds of products you’ll only find in everyone’s favorite Asian country! Best of all? It’s open 24/7!

Say yes to fresh sashimi, matcha ice cream and instant ramen straight from the shelves of Japan. Our faves have to be Itsuki or Kinchan but if you have a favorite, let us know what it is!

4. Mo Chit BTS Station

Bargains for everyone plus a free activity awaits at

Another station that you can’t possibly leave out is this one! Why? Because it’s “home” to the largest weekend market (you know which one I’m talking about — everyone does!) If you want to escape the heat, we also have two other malls you’ll enjoy…
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4(a). Biggest weekend market in Bangkok – Chatuchak

This market is everyone’s dream and worst nightmare. First of all, it’s just filled to the brim with great eats and even greater finds but on a bad day, you might feel overwhelmed!

We have a comprehensive guide right here, with a PDF you can download to help you navigate the complete and utter chaos that is Chatuchak. It’s one of its charms. Good luck on your quest to get everything you need… Because you can technically find anything under the sky at this market. xD

4(b). Can’t stand the heat? Duck into this air-conditioned mall right next door – JJ Mall

With 3 floors and over a thousand shops, JJ Mall’s got air conditioning and is open every day! I think the only reason Chatuchak remains so popular is that there’s just something about scrambling in the heat that makes it more authentic than strolling through a mall.

You can find vintage treasures here and the prices are comparable to those found at the market. Since it’s a little further from central Bangkok, you’ll find less tourists here which means better prices for you.

4(c). Stretch your legs away from the concrete jungle – Bangkok Butterfly Garden and Insectarium

Or you can choose to rent a bicycle and cycle around this 2.4 acre park! There are waterfalls and nature trails. You’ll need to wander around a bit to find the insectarium because it’s kinda hidden, with no proper signage.

But when you’re there, you’ll be impressed with the multitudes of colorful butterflies floating around. Best part about this park is that it’s free! If you love freebies (seriously, who doesn’t?) check out our top 23 free things to do in Bangkok guide.

Special Mention: Shop local, shop affordable, best of all, the shopping doesn’t stop – Union Mall

If you’re at the Chatuchak area, while it’s not conveniently accessed via walking, we highly recommend taking a taxi/Grab over to Union Mall.

Not only does this place carry the same wares that you can find all over Bangkok, they have unique boutiques here selling their own products. So if you’re sick of wearing the same things as everyone who just came back from Bangkok, you know where to go!

Aside from fashion, you can also get your hair and nails and lashes done at low rates. Last but not least… The shopping doesn’t end inside the mall, step outside for some fresh air and you’ll find even more stalls!

Need more reasons? Read up about the mall here.

5. Wat Mangkon MRT Station (Yaowarat/Chinatown)

It’s all about heritage so immerse yourself in culture at

While Chinatown isn’t accessible via BTS, you can definitely take the MRT there instead. (Fun fact, Thai transit authorities are planning for commuters to be able to travel via both the MRT and BTS by using only 1 card in a couple of years’ time!)

By now, all that shopping will have worn down even the most extreme shopaholics. What’s a little holiday without some eye opening cultural experiences?

You’ll find some interesting Chinese culture in the heart of Chinatown and see how the two Asian cultures collided and merged into something wonderful. The influence of both heritages are apparent, especially when you take a closer look.

5(a). Travel back in time at – ChinaTown Gate & Yaowarat Chinatown Heritage Museum & Wat Traimit

There’s pretty much a Chinatown in every corner of the world. Bangkok is no different!

The Chinatown gate is a pretty landmark… But being built on a roundabout has made it not very photo-friendly. Please take care if you’re planning to take a picture with it!

You can travel back in time at the museum and see how Chinese culture has intermingled with Thai. The museum is carefully curated, with descriptions and information in proper English. There’s also a 5.5 ton gold Buddha situated on the site which was built in the 13th century.

5(b). Old Shanghai frozen in time in its most glamorous – Shanghai Mansion Hotel

A hotel themed to look like old Shanghai! Worth a visit just for snapshots. As they say, a picture is worth a thousand words and I’ll let them do the talking:

If you’re shy about visiting a hotel you won’t be staying at, I have another interesting spot for you to check out below…

5(c). Tour a 200 year old Chinese mansion – So Heng Tai Mansion

While the place looks like it’s been carefully preserved, wandering down those ancient halls will surprise you. Under the care of the descendants, the ground floor has been converted into a beagle kennel and a scuba diving school is operated from their courtyard.

You can also have a cup of steaming hot coffee in their homestyle-cafe.

5(d). It’s a delicious heaven for the major foodie – Yaowarat Food Street

Make sure you have your fat pants on because there’s 14 shops on this lane that you really ought to make room for! There’s sweet noodles dessert, a Korean-inspired cafe, loads of local food that you probably aren’t even aware of: savory Thai pancakes, duck noodles and curry rice that’s also crazy good!

Although it’s a ‘food street’, you can also get your hands on gold, herbs and souvenirs.

5(e). The rustic charms of this hidden bar will have you coming back for more – Tep Bar

Music lovers should head on over to this cool bar filled with cool vibes. They have chill acoustics and sometimes offer traditional music as well. With creative drinks like “love potion”, you just know that it is a big hit with both locals and tourists alike.

So! If you’re planning to get a table, please make a reservation in advance or you’ll find yourself standing at the bar (if there’s any space left for you to stand). It can really get quite packed, especially on weekends, so be prepared!

There you go, 5 days worth of Bangkok BTS adventures!

Are there any BTS stops you simply can’t miss whenever you’re in Bangkok? We’d love to hear more in the comments below!

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