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BTS Bangkok is the elevated rapid transit system in Bangkok, Thailand. The system comprises 2 lines, the Sukhumvit Line, which shows up as light green on the BTS System Map and the Silom Line, which shows up as dark green on the BTS System Map. There are about 34 stations total across both lines of BTS Bangkok and the trains serve properly more than 500,000 passengers per day. There's a link at the end of the page that shows the system map and how you can use BTS Bangkok to connect to the Airport Rail Link, the Mass Rapid Transit Route (MRT), as well as the Bus Rapid Transit Route (BRT). Arriving at Chao Praya River Express quick and simple is also possible with BTS Skytrain.
BTS Bangkok provides convenient access to lots of tourist attractions as well as famous sites all over Bangkok. Getting to MBK Bangkok, Chatuchak Weekend Market (JJ Market), and Jim Thompson House (Museum) is hassle-free if you like to ride the BTS Skytrain.
There are single journey tickets accessible in BTS Bangkok. The prices made available for single journey tickets will usually rely on your travel distance. Per journey, these tickets might cost from 15 Baht up to 42 Baht. On the other hand, there are other types of tickets you can obtain from this firm.
A one-day pass is also available. People who wish to explore the town more, and get on the BTS Bangkok a couple of times a day must take advantage of this ticket. The ticket will cost you 130 Baht. With this amount, you can already avail and enjoy unlimited trips all throughout the day.
There's also a Rabbit Card available that folks can acquire during their stay in Bangkok. This card functions as an e-money. You must make certain the balance in the card is ample to afford some expenditures. If you are thinking to extend your trip or vacation in Bangkok, then this card will certainly be useful. This card is helpful when buying tickets for BTS Bangkok or when planning to eat at Burger King or McDonald’s. This card is indeed of great help while you're having a good time in Bangkok.
http://www.bts.co.th/
