[2025 Bangkok Attraction] Travel Guide for Bang Sue Junction (Updated Apr)

🚄 Travel from Bangkok to Nonthaburi (all routes 20) Today I had the opportunity to use the Purple Line 💜 Purple Line or suburban train by getting on at Bang Sue Station (Blue Line) - Tao Poon (Purple Line) - Talat Bang Yai. But in fact, the last stop is Khlong Bang Phai Station. A total of 17 stations 💜 Main purpose: Purple Line for convenience in Traveling from Nonthaburi to Bangkok 💜 Advantages of MRT 🔮Purple Line🔮 - Connects the suburbs from Khlong Bang Phai (Nonthaburi) to the station in the middle of Bangkok in just a few minutes. Faster than using a private car - The fare is 20 baht for the entire route. People with low incomes can use the service - It is an electric train with many travel connections such as the Blue Line, Red Line and Pink Line - Credit / debit cards with the VISA symbol can be tapped through immediately. Convenient and fast. Foreigners do not have to queue to buy tickets in a mess - The station is spacious Supports a lot of passengers ⏰️ Opening hours: 06:00 - 00:00 I am happy every time I see Bangkok continuously developing without end. One day I want to see the city where I was born develop as far as Singapore, America or Europe. #BangkokTravel #PurpleLine #ThaiTrain

This trip we traveled on the special express train 🚂💨🌿🌤️ Train 25, Bangkok-Nong Khai route 2nd class air-conditioned sleeper 🛌💤🚃🎫 Lower bed 994 baht, upper bed 894 baht This train will be all air-conditioned sleeper There are both (with food car) general sleeper, female-only, and disabled sleeper Get on the train at Bangkok Central Station (Bang Sue) The train will leave the originating station, Bangkok, at 20.25 Arriving at the destination station, Nong Khai, at 06.25 For anyone who has plans to go to Nong Khai or travel to Laos I recommend taking the train like us. It's very convenient. 🙋🏻♂️ #Get a discount without relying on luck #Thai trains #Nong Khai

Bangkok-Sisaket, just at the entrance of the alley by high-speed train, leaving Bangkok at 06.10-13.18 hrs. The kids love it. The seats are comfortable, there is cool air conditioning, food and drinks, and service. Today we bought train tickets, ready to travel tomorrow. The kids are very excited to ride the train. While waiting to buy tickets, the kids ran and played happily. 👧🏻 Children's tickets, price 460 baht 👵 Seniors, price 460 from the normal price of 595 baht #train #trains in Thailand #high-speed train #Bangkok Central Station

Kuay jap is another favorite menu because it has a lot of ingredients. Especially if the shop has delicious crispy pork, it will be pinned to be a favorite shop immediately. Like Kuay jap Sam Thum shop, if anyone has eaten here, they will know that it is different from other shops. This shop will take the crispy pork and coat it in flour, then fry it until it is crispy, cut into bite-sized pieces. When put in the bowl, the soup that permeates the crispy pork helps to increase the deliciousness, so much so that you have to give it a 10 for the level of deliciousness. As for other ingredients, this shop has everything, such as offal, eggs, tofu. The Kuay jap noodles are boiled well, not too hard or too mushy. The soup is fragrant and tasty, everything is perfect, so you don't feel like you need to add anything more. Kuay jap Sam Thum shop is open every day, no holidays. If anyone wants to try the legendary Kuay jap, you can stop by and try it. It is a pushcart shop located at Bang Sue Junction Railway Station (opposite Siam Cement Public Company Limited). #DadMomTakesYouToTravel #DadMomInvitesYouToTravel #LetsTravel #DadMomTakesYouToEat #The value of a journey is not measured by distance, but by happiness.

The Khao Tom with 100 Things shop has a lot of dishes to choose from. You can choose to eat at the shop or take it home. There are many menus to choose from, boiled, stir-fried, curry, fried, or even spicy salad. There are rice dishes such as rice soup, white rice, sticky rice, brown rice. It is not far from Bang Sue and Tao Poon train station. Walk down and you will reach the shop. It is not difficult to find. Let me tell you that it is very delicious and the price is not expensive. I have tried it. There are 2 dishes for 35 baht. It is a lot.

#2月好地方2025 Since we wanted to go from Bangkok to Chiang Mai on this trip, in addition to the short domestic flight, we chose to take a 12-hour overnight train. Firstly, it was much cheaper and we could save a night's accommodation, and secondly, it was novel and interesting, and I always felt that we should experience it once in our lives. Train tickets are available for booking 90 days in advance, so it is strongly recommended that you grab tickets early. The first-class carriage will have its own space and washing facilities, and I believe it will be more comfortable overall. However, since we decided on the itinerary too late, we could only get a second-class cabin this time. After booking your ticket, remember to print out a paper copy so that the conductor can check your ticket when you board the bus. The seats are arranged opposite each other, and there is just enough space underneath for a 28-inch suitcase. Soon after you sit down, a ticket inspector will come to check your ticket and a service staff will bring a menu to ask if you want to order anything. Most of the meals are microwave-heated, so it is recommended that you buy some bento at the station to fill your stomach on the train. Then staff will come to help adjust the seats and beds. Pillows, sheets and quilts are all provided, so you don't have to worry about bringing your own. To be honest, the sleep quality is not very good, because the aisle lights are on all night, coupled with the shaking of the train and the sound of people walking or talking, it is impossible to fall into a very deep sleep. The entire journey will take about 13 hours and will arrive in Chiang Mai at around 8 am. If you are physically fit enough, you can arrange a full day trip!

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck **Review of First Class Sleeper (Red Seat) on Thai Railways, Bangkok-Nong Khai Line** The First Class Sleeper train on the Bangkok-Nong Khai Line (Bang Sue Central Station) or "Red Seat" from the color of the cabin is an option for travelers who want comfort and high privacy. Let's see the real experience from this route! --- ### **Basic information** - **Trains**: Most are **Special Express Train No. 25 (Krungthep Aphiwat-Nong Khai)** and **Train No. 26 (Nong Khai-Krungthep Aphiwat)** - **Travel time**: Approximately 11-13 hours (depending on delays, which are normal for Thai trains) - **Departure time**: - **Outbound (Krungthep Aphiwat → Nong Khai)**: Departs approximately **20.25 hrs.**, arrives at destination **06.25 hrs.** (according to schedule) - **Return (Nong Khai → Krungthep Aphiwat)**: Departs approximately **19.40 hrs.**, arrives at Krungthep Aphiwat **5.40 a.m.** --- ### **Cabin type (1st class sleeper)** - **Private room with lock**: There are 2 levels of beds (upper and lower) for 2 passengers/room with curtains to block the outside. - **Facilities**: - **Mattress and blanket**: Medium softness Clean blankets, but some rooms may have slightly hard mattresses (depending on the age of the car). - **Air conditioning**: Works well, but sometimes it can be very cold. It is recommended to bring a long-sleeved shirt or blanket. - **Personal light and power outlet**: Power outlets in the room. - **Sink in the room**: Available in the room, but no private bathroom. Must use the shared bathroom at the end of the car. - **Room atmosphere**: Classic red tones, emphasizing privacy, but old trains may have traces of use. - **Staff attendants**: Prepare a bed before going to bed, wake you up before reaching your destination, and help with questions. --- ### **Travel experience** - **Cleanliness**: - The cabin is fairly clean, but old trains may have slight dust or stains. - **Shared bathroom**: Conditions are not consistent. Some parts are clean, some parts smell or have standing water. It is recommended to use it before getting on the train or prepare wet tissues. - **Safety**: Feel confident because the room can be locked, but valuables should be kept close. - **Noise**: You can clearly hear the train tracks and engines, especially when accelerating. It is recommended to use **Earplugs**. - **View along the way**: Wake up to see the Isan rice fields and morning mist. And the Mekong River is nearing its destination --- ### **Pros vs Cons** - **Pros**: - **Maximum privacy** on Thai trains, quieter than 2nd class - Lockable rooms, suitable for couples or families - Krungthep Aphiwat Station is modern, convenient for travel - **Cons**: - **Delays** Arrive at the destination later than scheduled, about 30 minutes (sometimes more) - **Shared bathrooms** are inconvenient and may not be clean ### **Additional advice** . **Prepare essentials**: Earplugs, eye masks, snacks, and portable cleaning supplies **Getting to the station**: Krungthep Aphiwat Station is large and modern, but far from the city center. It is recommended to allow extra travel time. --- ### **Summary** The first-class sleeper car on the Krungthep Aphiwat-Nong Khai line is suitable for travelers who want to relax and are not in a hurry. Although the old train has limitations in terms of comfort, sleeping in a private room with a natural view! If you want to experience "slow life" travel and are ready to deal with delays, we recommend trying it once. 🌄🚂

#favouriteitinerary Thailand🇹🇭Bangkok Day 6. Part 5 🔸3.00Pm: Antique shop & lighting shop in Bangsue Junction Shopping Center💡 Walk to one of the first floors, there is an antique shop📷 It is decorated very well, you will feel Woo🤩 as soon as you enter It feels so good❤️ The lighting shop is also very beautiful‼️ I will really feel sorry for myself if I don’t buy one😍 #bangkok

#favouriteitinerary Thailand🇹🇭 Day 6 in Bangkok. Part 3 Itinerary: 🔸12.30 Pm: 📍Bang Sue Junction Shopping Center Take the MRT as usual, and then walk a short distance to get there🚶♂️ I heard there are a lot of products to see inside, and there are about 6 floors🏢 The highest floor has a Food Court☕️ And there is also a large glass mirror🪞 Some people are practicing dance there💃I don’t dare to take pictures😂 You can see Chatuchak Market from the high floor❤️ The scenery is pretty beautiful when you look at the high floor🌍 #bangkok

#Travel by train, travel with special express train number 39 🕰️bOperating hours: Train number 39 departs from Krungthep Aphiwat Central Station at 22:50, providing service every day. 🏖️Environment/Facilities: It is an air-conditioned, express passenger train. There are blankets provided on every seat, a toilet, and a sink. This train will arrive in Surat Thani at 7:50, taking 10 hours. 💰Average price per person 586 baht 💞Recommended reason: It is a train ride that does not waste time because it departs from Krungthep Aphiwat Central Station at night, so you have time to prepare and arrive at the station conveniently. It is not during traffic jams or after work. Although this train is a passenger train, it is an air-conditioned train with comfortable legroom. When arriving in Surat Thani in the morning, you will have a full day to start touring various places in Surat Thani Province, whether it is going to Koh Samui, Koh Phangan, or going to visit nature and cremate, you can travel conveniently in the morning. 📍Address: Krungthep Aphiwat situation #wattosann #Bang Sue Central Station #Bangkok Station #Krungthep Aphiwat Central Station #Surat Thani Railway Station

#GetDiscountsWithoutLuck The Red Line is a train for traveling between the suburbs and the central area of ​​Bangkok, provided by the SRT Electric Train Company Limited, a state enterprise under the Ministry of Transport. The Red Line suburban electric train has been open for public trial use since August 2, 2021. It is divided into 2 routes: Bang Sue - Rangsit, a distance of 26 kilometers, and Bang Sue - Taling Chan, a distance of 15 kilometers. It is a new alternative for rail travel that is modern, convenient, comfortable, and fast. People living in the Rangsit and Taling Chan areas can travel to the city center quickly. There is Bang Sue Central Station as a transfer point.

#GetDiscountWithoutLuck Bangkok Central Station, formerly known as Bang Sue Central Station, is the hub of all rail transportation in Bangkok. It is also a connection point for all forms of transportation both inside and outside the area, whether it is long-distance trains, high-speed trains, and suburban trains. It is a station that provides great convenience for people who want to travel. To walk to the central station, you can take the Blue Line subway, the Red Line suburban train, and all public transportation buses that run directly to the central station. However, you can also take the suburban train from Hua Lamphong Railway Station to the central station by getting off at Bang Sue Junction Station, which is located on the west side of the central station. As for Bang Sue Central Station, there are also international train services to Laos and Malaysia.

Just visited the Bangkok Aphiwat Railway Station for the first time. It's very big and very modern. There are trains that travel all over Thailand and there are many electric train lines that travel in Bangkok. Parking costs according to the time you park. It's quite expensive. #100 ways to travel

#OctoberTravelSupportEvent Bangkok Bang Sue is the first place you'll see when you go from Chiang Mai to Bangkok! This is one of the biggest stations in Bangkok, where trains going to and from everywhere gather! If you ever take a train, you'll come here too!

#fallingseason#Bangson #Bangkok #Krungthep At Exit 4 Bang Son MRT Purple Line. Can arrive by SRT Commuter Train, Light Red Line. We departed from Bang Sue Grand Station (Krungthep Aphiwat Central Terminal), one station to Taling Chan direction, Platform 9, 18 Baht There are many more foods but I only took some photos. They sell cheap clothes and stuff too but not many. It’s a good night market and you can buy foods around 4:30pm onwards.

The biggest train station 🚉

This trip we traveled by sleeper train Special Express CNR. Route Bangkok-Chiang Mai Departing from Krungthep Aphiwat Station at 18.40 Arrived in Chiang Mai at 07.15 2-story sleeper Upper bed 938 Lower bed 1,038 🚂There are power outlets on the train to charge your battery. There are staff taking care of you at all times. As for food and drinks They are available at a high price. After you are full, there will be staff to make your bed. Everything throughout the trip went smoothly. The train stopped at only a few stations. There will be an LED screen showing the next station and there will be announcements at intervals. #Thai trains

Hidden in a alley of Bang Sue in Bangkok. I had experienced a very unique fine dining courses with Fine Cuisine BKK. This Chapter no.6 courses were inspired from Thai Street Food. Menu were changed monthly into different Chapter no. Remember to book an appointment before heading there as there is no walk-in available for this place. #finedining #foodie #unique

First time experience sleeper train from Padang Besar to Bangkok. It took 19 hours however I never fell boring because I was mingling with locals, enjoying the scene and reading. It was last minute trip so I could only managed to grab second class upper bed as lower bed sold out. Some aunties were selling the foods when the train stopped at major station. It’s awesome experience!

#Travel by train Train No. 261 travels from Bangkok's Hua Lamphong Station to the seaside of Hua Hin. It takes about 4 hours. It is an ordinary diesel railcar and costs only 44 baht per trip. You can travel as far as you want. This train passes through important stations: Nakhon Pathom Station, Nong Pla Duk Junction, Ratchaburi Station, Phetchaburi Station, Ban Cha-am Station, and ends at Hua Hin Station. Along the way, watch the queue. It is a sight to behold. There are messages from vendors bringing products to sell at intervals. Cold drinks, sticky rice and grilled chicken. When you reach Ban Pong Station, there will be rice with curry in a basket, which is still only 10 baht. When you reach Ratchaburi, Pak Tho Station, it is another famous food. In addition, there is also Khanom Mor Kaeng from Phetchaburi that you can buy as souvenirs and enjoy eating on the train. #wattosann

#Travel by train Travel by train to Hua Hin for 44 baht! We got on the Bangkok-Surat Thani train. The food on the train is very cheap. We ate noodles for 10 baht per pack!! You read that right, 10 baht really. You got pork, meatballs, and a bowl of noodles. There was food all along the way. We ate all the time, lol. We took the train since morning and arrived in Hua Hin at around 2 pm, just in time to check in to the hotel. The atmosphere on the train was very comfortable. It wasn’t hot at all. Even though we were sitting on the 3rd floor, there was only a fan, which made it very cool. The view along the way was beautiful. When you get off the train and walk a little bit, there’s a place to rent a motorbike. It’s super convenient.

📌Our first time after the opening of the service. So grand! But not quite ready yet. But if everything is ready, It's perfect!!! At first, I thought it would be difficult for sure. It would be complicated for sure, but not that much. It's considered good. ✨ We took the MRT from Phetchaburi to Bang Sue for 38 baht. There are signs along the way. You definitely won't get lost. There are officers you can ask. At the moment, it's only for the southern line or long-distance routes. #Travel #Southern line #Southern train line

early morning travel#jannemanetv

A street food stall in front of the train station with a great atmosphere! The charm of Thailand is that there are many outdoor restaurants,,! It's an atmosphere that makes you want to drink a bottle of beer ㅎㅎ