June/July 2024 - Issue3

"I would like to warmly welcome you to the third edition of Thailand One magazine. On behalf of myself and the entire AX Media Thailand team, I am pleased to announce that we will be bringing you a wealth of fascinating content from our beautiful home, Thailand, and beyond. In this edition, we have a diverse array of stories and features that we have gathered from our travels around the globe, and we are thrilled to share these experiences with you." - Our CEO

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ISSUE 03

KANCHANABURI... A SCENIC JOURNEY INTO A DARK PAST

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Dear readers, "I would like to warmly welcome you to the third edition of Thailand One magazine. On behalf of myself and the entire AX Media Thailand team, I am pleased to announce that we will be bringing you a wealth of fascinating content from our beautiful home, Thailand, and beyond. In this edition, we have a diverse array of stories and features that we have gathered from our travels around the globe, and we are thrilled to share these experiences with you. We have worked diligently to curate articles, interviews, and insights that we hope will captivate your interest and provide a deeper understanding of the rich culture, stunning landscapes, and vibrant communities both within Thailand and in other parts of the world. Our goal is to create a publication that not only entertains but also inspires and informs. As we continue this journey together, we wish you all the best and eagerly anticipate sharing many more editions of Thailand One magazine with you. Thank you for your continued support, and we hope you enjoy this edition as much as we have enjoyed putting it together for you." Your Sincerely

Our Commitment, We can make anything possible for you.

Alexi Van Damme, CEO and Founder of AX Media Thailand

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Alexi Van Damme CEO/ Founder/ Photographer Shivarudh Tasanapayak O UR T EAM Creative Director/ Designer Rachanon Prachumchon Photographer Thanawin Chaisaeng Video Editor Thanpatsapron Panyatittanesz Videographer (Junior) Pongporn Akaraphonrujinan Producer/ Account Executive Patcharee Sriruchyanont Sales Executive Paweena Wiwarin Personal Assistant to the CEO Media Director Jenjira Nakok

« Hungary: Beautiful Budapest...

Discover the “Queen of the Danube” - Budapest, a vibrant cultural hub that straddles the stunning Danube River amidst the natural splendour of western Hungarian hills meeting sprawling plains.

« Kanchanaburi: A Scenic Journey Into A Dark Past The cast-iron bridge over the River Kwai and its accom- panying two-hour cliff winding, countryside-strewn train journey are what remains of Thailand’s Death Railway. Stark reminders of a devastating history that soberly looms in the tropical jungle areas of Kanchanaburi which are considered by locals as one of the most beautiful areas in Thailand.

« Together Festival 2024: Highlights

On June 7-8, we warmly welcome everyone to Together Festival 2024, a celebration packed with fun, excitement, and unforgettable memories from world-class artists like Steve Angello, Alan Walker, Gryffin, Knock2, RL Grime, NWYR, and many more at BITEC Bangna.

First Class Train: A Luxurious Journey Through Central Vietnam Oman also known for its Oil reserves along with the other GCC countries. As a destination there are some amazing places to visit.

New Netflix Film ‘Mother Of The Bride’ Spotlights Phuket As A Hub For Global Film Production Nestled in a serene location between majestic mountains and the sparkling sea, Jumeirah Muscat Bay provides a tranquil escape from the demands of everyday life.

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HUNGARY: BEAUTIFUL BUDAPEST...

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Budapest... Beautiful Hungary...

Bridge

The main link between Buda and Pest.

Heroes’

Focal point are the stunning statues of the 7 Magyar horsemen as well as several other historical figures from Hungary’s rich past.

This will refresh anyone! A truly special experience and all with the backdrop of the baths’ beautiful neo classical structure.

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Discover the "Queen of the Danube" - Budapest, a vibrant cultural hub that straddles the stunning Danube River amidst the natural splendour of western Hungarian hills meeting sprawling plains.

B UDAPEST is a tale of two cities, Buda and Pest, interconnected by a series of breathtaking bridges showcasing world- class architecture. This city boasts a rich history dating back to Roman times and played a vital part in the glory days of Austria- Hungary. Even after World War I, Budapest's charm remained intact, and it continues to be a thriving centre of art, industry, and government. Here, over one-fifth of the Hungarian population calls this city their home. Budapest attracts incoming tourists by providing top-notch amenities and experiences, which contributed to Hungary's most significant revenue stream from tourism. Budapest stood apart from the relatively drab capitals of the other Soviet-bloc countries and it maintained an impression of plenty, with many shops, good restaurants and other amenities. The dissolution of the Soviet Union and Hungary’s transition away from socialism brought Budapest new opportunities for prosperity and an influx of Western tourists— along with the stresses of transition to a more

Szechenyi

Western-style economy.

Strategically placed at the centre of the Carpathian Basin, Budapest lies on an ancient route linking the hills of Transdanubia (Hungarian: Dunántúl) with the Great Alfold (Great Hungarian Plain; Hungarian: Nagy Magyar Alföld). The wide Danube river was always fordable at this point because of a few islands in the middle of the river. The city has marked topographical contrasts: Buda is built on the higher river terraces and hills of the western side, while the considerably larger Pest spreads out on a flat and featureless sand plain on the river’s opposite bank. A visit to Budapest is incomplete without exploring cultural hotspots like the Danube banks, Buda Castle Quarter, and Andrássy Avenue, all of which have been recognized as UNESCO World Heritage sites from 1987. This city guarantees an unforgettable experience that is simply not to be missed! We have compiled a list of 5 of the top attractions for you to visit…. »

Thermal Baths State Opera House

Set away from the imposing Buda Castle, the Neo-Gothic Fisherman’s Bastion and St. Matthias Church are situated in a much quieter area away from the hustle and bustle of other historical landmarks. Narrow lanes reveal traces of the past with Gothic, Jewish and Turkish influences.

Castle Hill

The best way to see the interior of this wonderful 19th century building is not to pay for an expensive tour but rather book a ticket to watch a performance. Ticket prices are reasonable with the Royal Boxes offering great value.

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FIRST CLASS TRAIN: A LUXURIOUS JOURNEY THROUGH CENTRAL VIETNAM

A Luxurious Journey Through Central Vietnam First Class Train:

‘The Vietage is definitely the way to travel in style and comfort in Vietnam .’

While onboard, prepare to be pampered by our host’s refreshments, making yourselves comfortable in a seat with sweeping views of Vietnam’s jaw-dropping natural splendours. Indulge in bubbles and a flavourful taste of Vietnam as you take in the magnificent views of postcard-perfect terrains, such as monsoon-green landscapes or spectacular sun-drenched sceneries. As you journey through Vietnam’s natural wonder, expect to catch glimpses of indigenous plants and animals, witness ancient history come to life, and embrace local daily life. Don’t miss a thing during your luxury adventure - our host provides you with a personalized ‘Discovery Book ‘ to guide you through your journey, ensuring your comfort and enjoyment throughout the entire trip. —

The carriage is inspired by the beauty of Vietnam and vintage rail travel. Inside, there are six spacious booths with comfortable window seats that provide incredible views of Central Vietnam’s verdant plains, forested mountains and sparkling shores. We also have access to a sit-up bar, gourmet dining experiences, private restrooms and a dedicated area for head and shoulder treatments. Hop aboard a journey like no other with The Vietage by Anantara, where you’ll travel through Vietnam’s stunning landscapes on two separate luxury railway carriages - each heading in opposite directions. Starting your day at 8:15 am, you’ll leave Da Nang station and arrive in Quy Nhon at 2:51 pm, before journeying on to Nha Trang and arriving at 6:36 pm. Alternatively, if an afternoon journey is more your style, board the carriage leaving Nha Trang at 1:59 pm and arrive in Da Nang at 0:53 am the next day.

The Vietage By Anantara Boarding the train is the beginning of an adventure that will be unforgettable. The Vietage combines history and nature with a stunningly luxurious experience. It’s a 12-guest carriage developed by Anantara that takes us from the historic Hoi An Ancient Town to the beautiful Quy Nhon coastlines and the bustling coastal city of Nha Trang.

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KANCHANABURI: A SCENIC JOURNEY INTO A DARK PAST

A Scenic Journey Kanchanaburi

into a Dark Past...

STORY/ COLIN WHITE PHOTOGRAPHY/ ALEXI VAN DAMME

The cast-iron bridge over the River Kwai and its accompanying two- hour cliff winding, countryside-strewn train journey are what remains of Thailand’s Death Railway. Stark reminders of a devastating history that soberly looms in the tropical jungle areas of Kanchanaburi which are considered by locals as one of the most beautiful areas in Thailand.

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KANCHANABURI: A SCENIC JOURNEY INTO A DARK PAST

« Today, a 130km stretch of the railway track remains only in Thailand, re-opened by The State Railway of Thailand in 1957. It’s a route that keeps its origins in Ban Pong’s town, wedged almost centrally between Bangkok in the east and Kanchanaburi to the northwest, and ends at Nam Tok – the present-day terminus of the Death Railway on the fringes of Erawan National Park.

War Cemetery

Death Railway

F ROM 1942-1943, during World War II, 60,000 American, Australian, British and Dutch Allied Prisoners of War and an estimated 100,000 Asian civilians were subjected to slave labour in constructing the Thai-Burma Railway by the Japanese forces who occupied Thailand. It was a 415-kilometre rail line between Thailand and Burma, at the neck of the shared peninsula, whose tracks were torturously gouged through jungle terrain and rock cuttings by hand to procure a transport route for weapons, troops and supplies. The 1943 ‘Speedo’ period saw a rapid acceleration in demand for completion, increasing the torturous conditions. In its construction, around 13,000 POWs and 90,000 civilians from Thailand, Burma and Malaysia died from brutality, disease and malnutrition, giving it the name The Death Railway. The railway was operational until June 1945,

and the border tracks were destroyed in 1946 on the British Empire’s orders, protecting Today, a 130km stretch of the railway track remains only in Thailand, re-opened by The State Railway of Thailand in 1957. It’s a route that keeps its origins in Ban Pong’s town, wedged almost centrally between Bangkok in the east and Kanchanaburi to the northwest, and ends at Nam Tok – the present- day terminus of the Death Railway on the fringes of Erawan National Park. Travelling from Bangkok, many visitors are unknowingly already on the railway’s path before they reach Kanchanaburi, where the lesson of the region’s dark history poignantly begins. You can visit Kanchanaburi on a day trip from Bangkok, whether self-planned or on a small group tour. However, the rise of eco-lodges and floating river cabins draws in those looking to stay overnight and enjoy the town’s nature reserves. »

War Cemetery

JEATH Museum

The oldest of the Death Railway museums having opened in 1977, the JEATH War Museum is dedicated to the victims of the River Kwai Bridge and the Death railway construction. JEATH meaning: Ja- pan, England, Australia, America, Thailand, Holland. Alongside artefacts donated by survivors, a Japanese transportation train, and photographic dis- plays, the museum presents reconstructions to bring to light the horrific circumstances that the POWs faced. From Bamboo huts where prisoners lived, train carriages where they were held prisoner, to models of the crippling working conditions, JEATH aims to show the brutal realities of war. »

Those who died in the toil of the railway build were buried in unmarked graves alongside it, and the Kanchanaburi War Cemetery was one of three final resting places established after the war in honour of those who lost their lives. The two other war cemeteries are located in Thanbyuzayat in Myanmar (the final terminus) and Chong Kai, close to Kanchanaburi. As you stand within the manicured lawns lined with row upon row of graves with inscribed bronze plaques, it’s a sad realisation of the human cost of the railway you will soon travel.

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Thailand-Burma Railway Centre Overlooking the Kanchanaburi War Cemetery, the Thailand-Burma Railway Centre is a recent curation similar to JEATH. It includes film achieves and interactive displays chronicling the railway’s construction. Open every day from 9:00am to 4:00pm. The entrance fee is 150 THB per person (70 THB for children). V ISIT the Bridge on the River Kwai. It wasn’t only the rail tracks built with slave labour. With a route crossing many valley rivers, bridges were also constructed by hand. The Bridge on the River Kwai is the most well-known of them all, made famous by the 1957 film that dramatized the Thailand- Burma Railway history. The first bridge, constructed in 1943, was wooden and later replaced by the steel bridge that stands today. Walkways on either side of the rails have viewing platforms overlooking the river. It is a poignant reminder of how and why it came into being as visitors wander its tracks between the two daily train journeys that cross it. »

H ELL Fire Pass Interpretive Centre and Memorial Walking Trail. The Hell Fire Pass is the largest rock cutting excavation site on the Death Railway, named because of the scene of flickering torchlight and the fires that burned as prisoners worked long into the night during the ‘Speedo’ construction period. The limestone rock passage is a 2.5km memorial walking path, honouring those who suffered here, drilling holes by hand for explosives used to blast the rocks, then cleared by hand. An interpretive centre is a place for reflection and learning before entering the cutting below. The area is also the 400 metres long and 27 metres high Hintock Bridge site, whose collapse and subsequent rebuild three times came to be known as The Pack of Cards Bridge. Open every day from 09:00 am to 4 pm. It would help if you had proper footwear when visiting the sites due to rocky climbs and stairways. » Hell Fire Pass Interpretive Centre and Memorial Walking Trail

River Kwai Bridge

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KANCHANABURI: A SCENIC JOURNEY INTO A DARK PAST

Sai Yok Noi Waterfalls

Erawan Waterfalls

How to Get to Kanchanaburi from Bangkok • By Train Trains depart from Bangkok‘s Thonburi Train Station at 07:50 am and arrive at Kanchanaburi at 10:25. There is a second train that leaves at 1:55 pm, arriving at 4:24 pm. You can purchase a ticket that continues from Kanchanaburi to the River Kwai Bridge Station or beyond – these two trains being of the service that crosses the bridge and continue to Nam Tok. A one-way ticket costs around 110 THB per person. • By Mini-Bus A minibus service runs daily every 20-30 minutes, between 5 am and 11 pm and leaves from Mochit station in Bangkok. The journey to Kanchanaburi takes two hours. A one-way ticket costs 110 THB per person. Between Kanchanaburi to Erawan National Park The bus between Kanchanaburi and Erawan National Park is hourly. The last bus from Nam Dok leaves at 4 pm or 5 pm but check the daily schedule. A one- way bus ticket costs 50 THB. —

You’ll find tiered chlorine blue and neon turquoise pools within the verdant jungle green of the Erawan National Park. It’s the typical last stop on this journey that invites you to get within the depths of Kanchanaburi’s pristine nature after joyously passing its fringes from the rail carriage. This park, filled with hiking trails and caves beyond the star water attraction, is named after the three-headed elephant Hindu god, Erawan, with the highest waterfall said to resemble the deity. The higher tier waterfalls require more stamina and time since it’s a bit of a hike on worn trails with wooden ladders. A 1.5km marked trail gets you to the highest waterfall in around 30 minutes and is one of the best for bathing, but the first three waterfalls are the most accessible. The Erawan National Park is open from 8 am to 4:30 pm. The entrance fee is 300 THB / 100 THB for locals. If you plan on hiking to all the waterfalls, bring appropriate footwear to walk on the rocks, ladders and jungle trails and swimwear to enjoy the pools. Sai Yok Noi Waterfalls On the other side of Nam Tok Train Station from Erawan is Sai Yok National Park – another scenic waterfall spot. Here the Sai Yok Noi Waterfall (Khao Phang Waterfall) cascades over golden limestone rock, reaching 15m high into the jungle foliage.

Erawan Waterfalls

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TOGETHER FESTIVAL 2024 TOP WORLD DJS IGNITE NON-STOP DANCE FEVER AT TOGETHER FESTIVAL 2024

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TOP WORLD DJS IGNITE NON-STOP DANCE FEVER AT TOGETHER FESTIVAL 2024

F ROM the evening until midnight on June 7 and 8, BITEC Bangna was packed with both Thai and international partygoers, who were enchanted by the allure of electronic music. Each beat from the top-notch sound system spurred non-stop dancing. This year, the festival's highlight was its lineup of world class DJs, each with unique styles, who showcased their mixing skills, keeping the crowd fully engaged with every beat. The most striking feature of Together Festival 2024 was its meticulously designed production. High- quality LED screens surrounded and overflowed the stage, with an ultra-clear screen above displaying vibrant graphics and music videos in sync with the music. This created an immersive experience for everyone. The lighting system, featuring lasers and multicolored lights from various directions, along with intense flames, enhanced the already exhilarating DJ performances. Thai D, Mordan, was the first to kick off the festival, warming up the dance floor. Another highlight was SABAI, a top Thai DJ and producer, whose set included a mix of Future Bass and House. Following him, the upbeat trio Cheat Codes delivered a fiery mix of Progressive House, Future Bass, and Electro Pop. Kayzo set the dance floor ablaze with his mix of Break Beat, Dubstep, Trap, and Happy Hardcore. He also infused elements of rock, metal, and contemporary hardcore, making his show resemble that of a top-notch heavy metal band, especially with his remix of legendary Break Beat Hardcore band The Prodigy. The first day concluded with Alan Walker’s show, thrilling everyone from the first notes of “Faded,” an adored Electro House track. Alan Walker seamlessly blended Future House, Future Bass, Trap, and Electro Pop, gradually intensifying the beats, adding depth and dimension to the music. His charismatic stage presence and musical talent captivated the audience, making the time fly by and leaving fans wanting more. The festival’s second day maintained the same high energy, with RL Grime’s Dubstep, Jungle, Trap, and Drum & Bass tracks quickly heating up the dance floor. A surprise global star matchup further elevated the excitement, featuring b2b’s masterful mixing and Knock 2’s impressive House music with heavy basslines. RL Grime’s mix of Trap and modern Hip-Hop and R&B elements, paired with his gesture of draping himself in the Thai flag, won the crowd over. DJ Gryffin, known for his lively performances, did not disappoint. His set of Tropical House, Trance, and Future Bass were both accessible and captivating, blending pop-rock sensibilities with dance music. NWYR, a side project of W&W, marked a notable comeback to Trance music after nearly four years, delivering a highly anticipated and fulfilling performance.

TOP WORLD DJS IGNITE NON-STOP DANCE FEVER AT TOGETHER FESTIVAL 2024

Greek DJ Steve Angello, a member of the supergroup Swedish House Mafia, was another festival highlight. His set, praised as one of the best of Together Festival 2024, featured Techno House and Electro House. The captivating melodies and heavy beats, reminiscent of 90s techno, kept the crowd dancing. He concluded his set with a stunning performance of “Save the World X Calling (ID Remix).”

Together Festival 2024 exceeded expectations, with top-tier DJs delivering exhilarating performances and fans reciprocating with overwhelming energy. The production quality was exceptional, making the festival an extraordinary visual and auditory experience, akin to a high-caliber performance art show. For those who missed this year’s event, there’s another chance next year. Attendees, who undoubtedly had an unforgettable time, can look forward to another year to prepare for the next Together Festival in 2025, promising even more non- stop dance excitement. —

STORY AND PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF/ TOGETHER FESTIVAL

For two days straight, world-class DJs fueled a dance frenzy, making it impossible for attendees to stop moving at TOGETHER FESTIVAL 2024. Over the past few decades, Electronic Dance Music (EDM) and its diverse mixes have continually evolved. Together Festival stands out as one of Thailand's premier dance music festivals, showcasing contemporary dance music to fans in its 11th edition.

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NEW NETFLIX FILM ‘MOTHER OF THE BRIDE’ SPOTLIGHTS PHUKET AS A HUB FOR GLOBAL FILM PRODUCTION

New Netflix Film ‘Mother of the Bride’ Spotlights Phuket as a Hub for Global Film Production

STORY & PHOTOGRAPHY COURTESY OF/ MINOR HOTELS

Thailand has established itself as the go-to destination for Hollywood and international filmmakers, leveraging its stunning locales to boost tourism and support the local economy. Highlighting Thailand’s allure is the recent production of Mother of the Bride, an American romantic comedy directed by Mark Waters which was shot at Anantara Layan Phuket Resort and Anantara Mai Khao Phuket Villas, both operated by Minor Hotels. I N 2022, the Thai government took a bold step to waive personal income tax for foreign talent for five years, augmenting an already attractive film incentive system. Since then, the programme was further enhanced to offer foreign film

productions a cash rebate of up to 20%, with Phuket emerging as a prime location for shooting overseas films. Tourism authorities,the government and local businesses are confident that this investment will pay dividends, anticipating a surge in visitor numbers and a significant uptick in spending, as international productions like Mother of the Bride, introduce Thailand to new audiences. Set to premiere on Netflix on May 9th, just ahead of international Mother’s Day, Mother of the Bride starring Brooke Shields, Miranda Cosgrove and Benjamin Bratt, narrates the tale of Lana, whose daughter Emma’s return from overseas with news of her impending destination wedding in Thailand. This sets off a chain of comedic events—especially since Lana is set to marry her ex’s son. William Heinecke, Founder and Chairman of Minor International, who makes a cameo in the film, shared his enthusiasm: “Thailand is skilfully tapping into the ‘set-jetting’ phenomenon, where tourists flock to locations featured in films and TV shows. Our goal is to showcase Thailand as a vibrant cinematic hub that enriches the local economy while offering tangible benefits to production teams in terms of cost and efficiency. When Thailand thrives, we all benefit.” —

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Railay Beach is an outstanding beach with beautiful features with limestone cliffs. The beach is divided into 3 parts: railay beach West that is surrounded by limestone cliffs, where it is possible to swim and also a point to watch the sunset. Railay Beach East has a famous activity that is popular with foreign tourists, which is rock climbing. This is because at the end of the beach, there is a limestone cliff with a height suitable for rock climbing. Phra Nang Cave Beach, which is the location of Phra Nang Cave. Inside there is a shrine of Phra Nang that sailors in this area respect and worship.

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SAM YOT

HAM LAMPONG

EKKAMAI E7

BL30 PP23

LUMPHINI PARK

SUAN LUANG RAMA IX YL15

EKKAMAI BUS TERMINAL

CHARAN 13 BL2

WAT MANGKON BL29

LUMPHINI BL25

KHLONG TOEI BL24

BL26 S2

SAM YAN BL27

SANAM CHAI BL31

PHRA KHANONG E8 ON NUT E9

SALA SI LOM DAENG

SI UDOM YL16

BANG KHAE BL37

PHETKASEM 48 BL35

BANG PHAI BL33

ITSARAPHAP

RAJINEE PIER

SATHORN

CHONG NONSI

BANG CHAK E10

S12 BL34

PHASI CHAROEN BL36

BL38

THA PHRA BL1

BL32

BANG WA

SI IAM YL17

KHLONG

LAK SONG

SAN G3

PUNNAWITHI E11

SAINT LOUIS S4

MEMORIAL BRIDGE PP24

ARKAN SONGKHRO

CHAROEN NAKHON

SI LA SALLE YL18

TALAT PHLU

SURASAK S5 SAPHAN TAKSIN S6

UDOM SUK E12

WONGWIAN YAI PP25 WONGWIAN YAI

WUTTHAKAT S11 WUTTHAKAT

TECHNIC KRUNGTHEP

KRUNG

TALAT PHLU S10

YL19

SI BEARING

BANG NA E13

S7 G1

WONGWIAN YAI S8

PHO NIMIT S9

THANON CHAN

THON BURI

BEARING E14

SI DAN YL20

SOMDECH PHRA PINKLAO

RATCHAPHRUEK

HOSPITAL PP26

SAM RONG

NARARAM 3

E15 YL23

THIPPHAWAN YL22

SI THEPHA YL21

RAMA III BRIDGE

DAO KHANONG PP27

SAMUT

WAT DAN WAT PARIWAT

BANG KACHAO

BANG PAKAEO PP28

CHAROENRAT

PU CHAO E16

MAHA CHAI

WAT DOKMAI

RAMA IX BRIDGE

BANG PAKOK PP29 YAEK PRACHA-UTHIT PP30

SAMUT SAKORN

CHANG ERAWAN E17

PRAKAN

ROYAL THAI NAVAL

ACADEMY E18

RAT BURANA PP31 PHRA PRADAENG PP32

PAK NAM E19

KHRU NAI PP33

SRINAGARINDRA E20

PHRAEK SA E21

SAI LUAT E22

KHEHA E23

LINES AND LEGENDS

Operated By BTS Skytrain Gold Line (Gold) Sukhumvit Line (Green) Silom Line (Dark Green)

Line Color

Transfer to Railway Transfer to Express Boat Station with Parking Transfer to Bus Terminal

Transfer Station Future Station Active Station Line Symbol Station Number

Chaloem Ratchamongkhon Line (Blue) Chaloem Ratchamongkhon Line (Purple) Khae Rai - Min Buri Line (Pink) Lat Phrao - Sam Rong Line (Yellow)

EMERGENCY CONTACTS

Thailand Cultural Centre - Min Buri Line (Orange)

Immigration Office 02-287-3101/ 1178 Tourist Police 1155 Emergency Medical 1669

Tourism Authority of Thailand 1672

Operated By Bangkok Expressway and Metro

Krung Thep Aphiwat - Rangsit Line (Red) Krung Thep Aphiwat - Taling Chan Line (Red)

Fire/Accidents/Rescue 191

Operated By State Railway of Thailand Airport Rail Link (Dark Red)

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