Bangkok traffic secrets revealed! Have fun without getting lost🚗

#BangkokTrafficGuide BangkokTraffic Secrets Revealed! Have Fun Without Getting Lost🚗 When you go to Bangkok, understanding transportation is the top priority! This super detailed guide will help you easily travel around Bangkok and avoid being cheated🕳️ Arriving in Bangkok: Suvarnabhumi Airport Transportation After getting off the plane, there are several options for going from Suvarnabhumi Airport to the city. • Airport Express: The most cost-effective choice! Take the Airport Express on the B1 floor. The blue line is the most affordable, 15-45 baht, and it takes about 30 minutes to get to the city center, and you can also enjoy the scenery along the way. If you are in a hurry, choose the red or yellow line. Although it is more expensive (90 baht one way), it only takes 15-17 minutes to get to the main station. • Taxi: Queue outside Gates 4 and 7 on the 1st floor. Remember to tell the driver "meter please" to charge by meter, plus 50 baht airport service fee, and it will be less than 400 baht to the city center without traffic jams. If you don't want to pay the service fee, you can also use Uber. • Airport bus: Get on the bus at Gate 7 on the 1st floor. The uniform fare is 150 baht. It is suitable for going to Silom Road, Sukhumvit Road and other places. It takes about 45 minutes by car. Travel in the city Bangkok has abundant transportation in the city, each with its own advantages and disadvantages: • BTS (light rail): Two lines (Silom Line and Sukhumvit Line), which meet at Siam Station. Taking the light rail can overlook the city scenery, which is super pleasant. Operating hours 06:00-24:00, one-way 15-40 baht, one-day ticket 120 baht. When buying tickets, the old ticket machines only accept coins, and the new touch screen ticket machines support banknotes and coins. • MRT (subway): Currently one line, from Hua Lamphong Railway Station to Bang Sue Station, and transfer with BTS requires separate tickets. The operating hours are similar to BTS, the fare is 15-39 baht, the pass price is different, and there are discounts for stored value cards. The ticket machine can be switched to English. • Taxi: 24-hour operation, starting price 35 baht, heavy traffic during peak hours. Be careful not to be detoured when taking a taxi, it is best to use the navigation. • TUTU car: Very Thai, but be sure to negotiate the price in advance, otherwise it is easy to be ripped off, suitable for short distances.