BTS Skytrain & MRTA Subway:

The easiest way to travel around Bangkok is to cruise above or below the congested streets via the Skytrain or the subway. Both offer a reliable service around central Bangkok, and used together, provide a fast, cheap way to see many places of interest around the city. The Skytrain runs daily form 6 am to midnight, while the MRTA operates daily from 5 am to midnight.

Public Buses:

If you?re ready for an adventure, try a public bus. Both air-con and open-air. Tell the fare collector your destination and pay the fare. Driver discipline is inconsistent, so be careful while getting on or getting off as buses may not come to a full stop, or even stop at all.

Taxis:

Passengers pay the fare displayed on the meter, plus a surcharge of 35 Baht. Taxis in Bangkok are very colorful, you can easily looking to find them.

Tuk Tuk:

A unique Thai mode of transport. Fares must be negotiated in advance and are slightly less expensive than taxis.

Motorcyle Taxis:

Drivers wear orange vests. Fares are negotiable and are similar to that of Tuk-Tuk.

Rail Service:

A train service available from Hua Lamphong terminal station to all regions of the country and Don Muang Airport at reasonable prices.

Express Boats:

Explore the ?Venice of the East? by boat, either along the Chao Phraya River or Saen Saeb canal, which passes through central Bangkok. Hours of operatoins vary.