Bangkok BTS Metro (Bangkok Mass Transit System)
The Bangkok Metro is a hallmark of Thailand's bustling capital, a testament to the city's commitment to modern urban development and efficient transportation. Since its opening on 3 July 2004, the Bangkok Metro, also known as the MRT, has significantly changed the way residents and visitors move around the city. The MRT system consists of two fully operational rapid transit lines (blue and purple) and one fully operational monorail line (yellow). A monorail line (pink) is in trial operation, with a second rapid transit line (orange) under construction. With its extensive network of lines and stations, the metro system serves as an important artery connecting major districts, commercial centers and cultural sites.
| Operator | Bangkok Metropolitan Administration |
| Operation start | 5 December 1999 |
| Total Lines | 3 Metro Lines |
| Total Station | 63 Active Stations |
| Metro City/Country | Bangkok Thailand |
| Official Web | https://www.mrta.co.th/en/ |
| Station | Layout | Operation starts | |
|---|---|---|---|
| ▣ | Khu Khot | ||
| ▣ | Yaek Kor Por Aor | ||
| ▣ | Royal Thai Air Force Museum | ||
| ▣ | Bhumibol Adulyadej Hospital | ||
| ▣ | Saphan Mai | ||
| ▣ | Sai Yud | ||
| ▣ | Phahon Yothin 59 | ||
| ▣ | Wat Phra Sri Mahathat | ||
| ▣ | 11th Infantry Regiment | ||
| ▣ | Bang Bua | ||
| ▣ | Royal Forest Department | ||
| ▣ | Kasetsart University | ||
| ▣ | Sena Nikhom | ||
| ▣ | Ratchayothin | ||
| ▣ | Phahon Yothin 24 | ||
| ▣ | Ha Yaek Lat Phrao | ||
| ▣ | Mo Chit | ||
| ▣ | Saphan Khwai | ||
| ▣ | Sena Ruam | ||
| ▣ | Ari | ||
| ▣ | Sanam Pao | ||
| ▣ | Victory Monument | ||
| ▣ | Phaya Thai | ||
| ▣ | Ratchathewi | ||
| ▣ | Siam | ||
| ▣ | Chit Lom | ||
| ▣ | Phloen Chit | ||
| ▣ | Nana | ||
| ▣ | Asok | ||
| ▣ | Phrom Phong | ||
| ▣ | Thong Lo | ||
| ▣ | Ekkamai | ||
| ▣ | Phra Khanong | ||
| ▣ | On Nut | ||
| ▣ | Bang Chak | ||
| ▣ | Punnawithi | ||
| ▣ | Udom Suk | ||
| ▣ | Bang Na | ||
| ▣ | Bearing | ||
| ▣ | Samrong | ||
| ▣ | Pu Chao | ||
| ▣ | Chang Erawan | ||
| ▣ | Royal Thai Naval Academy | ||
| ▣ | Pak Nam | ||
| ▣ | Srinagarindra | ||
| ▣ | Phraek Sa | ||
| ▣ | Sai Luat | ||
| ▣ | Kheha | ||
| ▣ | National Stadium | ||
| ▣ | Ratchadamri | ||
| ▣ | Sala Daeng | ||
| ▣ | Chong Nonsi | ||
| ▣ | Saint Louis | ||
| ▣ | Surasak | ||
| ▣ | Saphan Taksin | ||
| ▣ | Krung Thon Buri | ||
| ▣ | Wongwian Yai | ||
| ▣ | Pho Nimit | ||
| ▣ | Talat Phlu | ||
| ▣ | Wutthakat | ||
| ▣ | Bang Wa | ||
| ▣ | Charoen Nakhon | ||
| ▣ | Khlong San | ||