A complete transportation guide to Bangkok's Ancient City of Siam! Arrive easily without getting lost

#Bangkok Transportation Guide Want to visit the world's largest outdoor museum - Ancient Siam in Bangkok? Please keep this transportation guide! 1. Take BTS+Songthaew (the most cost-effective choice) First, take the Bangkok BTS Skytrain Green Line to Kheha Station (E23). The journey takes about 40 minutes and the fare is about 60-70 baht. After exiting the station from Exit 3, you can find Songthaew No. 36 on the roadside (the body of the car is usually clearly marked). Show the driver the name or address of the scenic spot. The fare is 10 baht per person and it takes about 15 minutes to get to the gate of the scenic spot. On the return trip, you can also take a songthaew under the overpass on the right side of the scenic area gate to return to Kheha Station. It is convenient, fast and saves money! 2. Self-driving/chartering (free and efficient) If there are a large number of people or you are looking for comfort, you can choose to drive yourself or charter a car. Directly navigate to "Ancient City". It takes about 1 hour to drive from the center of Bangkok. The toll is about 30 baht. There are ample parking spaces at the entrance of the scenic area. Please note that Bangkok is prone to traffic jams during rush hours in the morning and evening, so it is recommended to travel during off-peak hours. 3. Scenic Area Shuttle Bus (Worry-Free Choice) Some hotels or travel platforms provide round-trip transfer services to the Ancient City of Siam, with prices ranging from about 200 to 300 baht per person, and reservations must be made in advance. The vehicle usually picks up at the hotel entrance, without the need for transfers, and is suitable for tourists carrying luggage or with the elderly or children.