Bangkok, Thailand
Bangkok MRT
Bangkok MRT is a metro network in Bangkok, Thailand. It is operated by MRTA / BEM / Eastern Bangkok Monorail / Northern Bangkok Monorail. It opened in 2004.
- 4Lines
- 106Stations
- 1Operators
- 2004Opened
Network map
Line status
- No alerts in the news
- No alerts in the news
- No alerts in the news
- No alerts in the news
Active incidents
No active incidents.
Popular routes
- Lak Song → Charan 13
- Nonthaburi Civic Center → Min Buri
- Khlong Bang Phai → Tao Poon
- Lat Phrao → Samrong
Stations
- Bang Chan
- Bang Kapi
- Bang Khae
- Bang Khun Non
- Bang Krasor
- Bang O
- Bang Phai
- Bang Phlat
- Bang Phlu
- Bang Pho
- Bang Rak Noi Tha It
- Bang Rak Yai
- Bang Son
- Bang Sue
- Bang Wa
- Bang Yi Khan
- Chaeng Watthana 14
- Chaeng Watthana-Pak Kret 28
- Charan 13
- Chatuchak Park
- Chok Chai 4
- Fai Chai
- Government Complex
- Hua Lamphong
- Hua Mak
- Huai Khwang
- Impact Muang Thong Thani
- Itsaraphap
- Kalantan
- Kamphaeng Phet
- Khae Rai
- Khlong Bang Phai
- Khlong Toei
- Khu Bon
- Lak Si
- Lak Song
- Lake Muang Thong Thani
- Lat Phrao
- Lat Phrao 101
- Lat Phrao 71
- Lat Phrao 83
- Lat Pla Khao
- Lumphini
- Mahatthai
- Maiyalap
- Min Buri
- Min Buri Market
- Ministry of Public Health
All 106 stations of Bangkok MRT
Frequently asked questions
Who operates Bangkok MRT?
Bangkok MRT is operated by MRTA / BEM / Eastern Bangkok Monorail / Northern Bangkok Monorail.
When did Bangkok MRT open?
Bangkok MRT opened in 2004.
How many lines and stations does Bangkok MRT have?
Bangkok MRT has 4 lines and 106 stations.
What are the lines of Bangkok MRT?
The lines of Bangkok MRT are Blue Line, Pink Line, Purple Line, Yellow Line.