BTS Viaduct
The skytrain (BTS) has changed the face of travel,
in the huge and confusing Bangkok. Before this building was often take two hours to travel just 5 km (3 mi) in 1999 changed everything. On 5 December on the anniversary of the King, opened the Bangkok skytrain becoming a more modern city with excellent transport. Modern coaches with air conditioning made the skytrain part of everyday life for those on the move in Bangkok. Besides the travel speed in the Bangkok Skytrain allows breathtaking views of Bangkok, from the most modern skyscrapers to the most ancient buildings. Several stations are connected by aerial walkways that lead to nearby locations. There are stations near the National Stadium, near the Chao Phraya River and near the Chatuchak Weekend Market. The skytrain continues to expand to other areas of the city. Hotels in Bangkok
Map of Bangkok Skytrain
Bangkok Metro Skytrain Map
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